... M1IJIT1JX- IN IPARVO. The Star Inn corleart,2oom and museum, Bolton, was destroyed by fire on.Tuesdiv last., ETbe great tubular bidge over: the Wye, at Chepstow, was completed ou IWtdnesday last. Mr. Bail, ?? new member for Cambridgeshire, is a tenant farmer and a strong protectionist. Margaret Holland, an old wom3a, aged 76, died last week, at Stockport, from excessive drinking. Lord John ...

... ited Ctr, AwAFFAIR orHoxop1V. -It is rqmarkable ihatnothing the 'est inthe shape of a hostile oorrespondenoe'J bha turned up ?? her in the progress of the Irish elections, with the-exceptioin tro ce 7 of an affiair of, that kind in Monaghan. It appears that tre 8 in after the nomination at the Monaghan election had con- wab bate eluded, Mr. Leslie,. one,of the tory-candidates, turned ;CO-t ...

... usa Mr. John Lockett, market gardener, of Lydiate, near In Ormskirk, had a gooseberry of the kind called London, ce which burst in a green state, when it reached the extra- WE ordinary weight of 37 pennyweights. WE The great run upon the strawberries has made hi that delicious fruit now very scarce, but Mr. Feeney has Si provided a no less delicious and cooling substitute in the to ! ...

... PROTUSTANTISM-THE SCAB GOAT. When obscurity of language passes for profun- vie dity, and, clap-trap appeals to. Heaven are mis- po taken for undeniable evidencesofsanctity, religion, coi and good fitb, it is not very surprising that great mE errors should be committed. In all ages of the world passion and prejudice have often blinded Cas reason,. while fools have not. unfrequently led de'! ...

... THE WALL IN PE AWUR. ?? The following extracts from a lsetti 'Mitten by a you officer, a native of this town, to his a Yds In this bourbiood, and giving, as it does, in a ns.411e neigh. details of the proceedintk than are contairoj i rte, fuller newspoper repert, will be read with ints an f e Camp, May21, 1b52, and says :-Shiicthe ig it t dated. month we have been- kept pretty welof isat hill ...

... I BEVERLEY. trf int CRICKET.-We understand thet a challenge has been hir given for eleven of the best players in Bull, to be set selected to compete with the Beverlonians on the 28th nel of this mouth. Ae the Beverley men are now carrying Yt the world before themt in the exercise of this manly eo gemne, aevery great excitement is taking place as to to which of the towns is to be the winner. ...

... -THE VOTES OF rROTF.STANT DISSENTERS. i the We gave in our last week's impression the answers con of the Conservative and Liberal candidates respectively firs to certain questions on the Maynooth Grant, and ether Po] Popish matters, proposed to them by the committee of an( the Protestant Alliance. That the answers of the two sys Conservative candidates on those points were decidedly but f ar ...

... The foallowing are the reports of the governor and of th hpain of the Hall United Gaol and House of TI Correction, presented at the Midsumme Qurt rolie ,Sessions:tae THE gOVERNOlt$R' lEPORIT, Al To the Right Worshipful the Mayor and the Wershipful Ml Magistrates of the Town and County of Kingaton.upon- the Hall, assembled at Quarter Sessions. on Tt 'Gentlernen,-l bave the honour to lay before ...

... ad P aris is divided into two distinct zones for tae his distribution of water. All the lower portion, that isto say g afour-fifths ofPads, might be supplied by the water of the see Canal de l'Ouroq, arriving naturally from its Own 'we' ho wr. without the aid of Hines and the expense of & ?? is the fist ne. Theother portion, less important as mx- extent, cannot receive the water except by ...

... SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR : LIVERPOOL. I Yestei~dy morning the inhabitants of Liverpool and the vicinity were greatly alarned by a report that a fatal railway collision had occurred between An excursion train ?? HuU'to Liverpool, and a luggage train belong, ing to tbc L~avnc ire and' Yorlkshire fCompany. The airrbvel of the;,upesinteftde~nt of picewith the engineer anxdfireanof tbe1, ?? ...

... ?? her Majestf and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince AIfre the Princesses Alice, Helena, and Louisa, and Prince Ar thur, and attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen in Wait- ing, et Buekinghain Palace at half-past 2 o'clock on ,Saturday afternoon for Osborne, Isle of.Wight. The royal suite consisthed Of the Visountess canning, Lady Caroline esrrington, ...

... I OUSIROfl THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1852. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. THE KAFFIR WAR. The Royal mail steamer Bosphorus arrived at Ply- mouth on Tuesday front the Cape of Gdod Hop&, which she left on the 29th of May. The Graham's Town Journal, of May 22, in its monthly news' summary supplies the following items of intelligence: The most important event of the month, in.connexion with the Kaffir war, is the ...