... rid THE, FIIXANCIAL STATEMtNT. but in- ~~~(From the Times.) age !t Had it been possible for the Chancellor of the Exchequer va ,. to surprise the House of Commons, he woold certainly have con !sh done so by a financial statement which Peel himself would cur lot only have vert.ured ion under the mnost encouragin~g cicum M& it stancee, and in one-of his teoet exuberant moods. Without ?? li ...

... DERBY MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, Av;usT 25, 1852. - SUMMAR.Y OF THE WEEK. - L - - - A-l ..A After the rough weather which her MAJESTY encountered T both in going to, and returning from Antwerp, the repose of PA e I the green shades of Osborne must have been ?? in day after the return of the Royal party, the QUEEN devoted at r to the business of the state. A privy council was held, at n I which the ...

... The following apnouncemnt appears in the Gazette of Tuesday: Commislon signed by the Lord Lieutenant of l Lelcestersbire:-Sir William Edmund Cradock Martopp, 1 t Bart., to be diputy-lleutensn't. I F Nfimp OF TH sLAT SIaJSKA MS POAxiR.-The lamented i] Vice-Chancellor, was interred in a new vault in the chapelbe. j, ! longingto Bothleytemple o nFridayafternoonathalf-pasttwo. y Theeofflnwas borne ...

... a C:- I Ti- 11rt -- us - nr Frost v. - I:-? linrE 1.! vaUI5 %1r LI- c-. . . | Sir-I understand The Great Horse Case-or Frost v. the Derby Local Board of Health, is to come off to-day. It I is very creditable, no doubt, for that body to take care of the te. public money (I wish I could see the sarne care manifested in Is, all their proceedings), but it is not very creditable to see them RV ...

... .n i t o - -: -1 ?? : , 41'. *: 2OULOV V ZLi2 n.5.5Du,. T. The annual show of this society was held on Friday, in the mu ,r Castle-yard, Bolsover, under the presidency of H. Bowdon, bril at Esq., of Southgate-house. The exhibition of stock was large i- and of very superior quality. Seventeen pairs of plough 5 horses were shown in the yard. Nearly every class was well on ,9 filled; but there ...

... THlE AIINISTRY. Foe weeks and months-the Liberal Press. headced su te Timts, ati, brouglt up by the 1;adical moraie e 1J. ...

... John Newton Lane, Esq., of King's Bromley Manor, and John Lane, Esq., of Goldsmith's Hall, London, at their recent to rent audit, hell at the Roya! Oak Inn, King's Bromley, re- turned to their tenants respectively fifteen per cent. on their R, half.year's renti, upon theirestates situated atKing'sfBroilley. Jc A special general nieetingof the Iichfield Diocesan Church Extension Society was ...

... FRANCE. I- A quiet week, as far as actual events are concerned,-thC bu past has been an important one, in one respect, effective steps re, being taken tumake both thesenateand the legislative bosdyone Ox with the executivepowet'. The Prince-President has been ac en busily engaged in perfecting the means for rendering the 501 machine of state e asy-working, in his bands. On Saturday, pri in ...

... VARETIES. ._ -as_ no me It -The In a dispute between Sir Wvitken Lewis and Wilkes, the Lord former said, 11 iil be your butt no longer. -With nil miy 'tetd heart, said Wilkes,-- for I hste an empty one. his A young- gentleman of Kilkeenny, meeting a handsome nott., milkmaid, said. 1What will you take for yourself and your ha New milk., rn7dear? 'Tle girl !nattaotly replied, Yourself and ...

... DERB11-Y TO) ASHBIY. It l~ttlI DAYt. StNDA'IO. I & M .9Cs-. -:jS. Class ?? Aoode Got. C~. Gon. G t- Depart fromt am.510 aI. pPm. p).m. a~m. pmn. Derby . . 0 II, .5 4. S . I 0 s flr7. 19Burton ?? .0 a1) 1.6 o 5 4 . .3) I. Gresley . 12 I . 5 5, 19 12 I.1, 7.15 Moira . .. I2. -2 . 1.2- 2 .22 .IB I) DERBlY h STATLONS. Cas. el 23~1 22' 121 a, 9. , (is-. ls- 2 ?? 7.b)lo9 3.42 6.2 92 .562 ?? 54 . 3.0 ...

... PRU HARVEST IN Paossu.-Tle following is a summary Btc of the last harvest reports from the fruitful corn-groving Ili districts on the left Rhine bank, round Juliers, Cleves, &c.: in- -Wheat. grain small, but 2() per cent. more than average; rye, middling, 20 per cent. under; barley, fair, 10 per cent. inu more; oats, good but light, 20 per cent. more; olehgitnous A plants. bad ; potatoes ...

... - - Irf. FRANCE. A conspiracy to assassinate the President had transpired at Moulins in a very singular manner. When the Prebident ad passed through that ton, a chemist's apprentice, named jig Mathsl (the cousin of the well.kaown democrat of that name, of now a refugee) approached the Prince to present a petition, co and pressed so closely upon him as to excite remark at the en time. Nothing ...