... AGRIC ULT URE. - __ Ino - - F1 Time Coax, TRADE: 0r THJE PAST W~rc._WHeAT.-The 5550 excitement recently experienced was o hr uain r.h bably owing to the sudden cessation of purchases for French account as thle mains cause, audits part to ther mor e favo; urab e aspect of the weather during the early Itarlof theaar w leek; butI h from our reports of the crop there is nlothin ?? odr , and ...

... (From the Registrar- Generars Quarterly Beturne.) o This return comprises the births and deaths registered by am 2,190 registrars in all the districts of England during the for spring quarter ending June 30th, 1853; and the marriages ed, in 12,M churches or chapels, about 3,396 registered plaee d of worship unconnected with the Established Church, and 625 superintendent registrars' offices, in ...

... keI )le THE PUBLIC AND SHAREHOLDERS, o d, TO Tise EDITOR OF THR ERsiti MERaCURY., tori an Sir-task permission to make a few commentson one ortwo liar peculiar circu~mstances frequenltly altendiug.railway accidents. eac. a The causes of these unitowardl calat7niies, and the measures tot 'rs mrost calculated to pit-vent them, I ?? others to discuss, rear ife merely remarking, thlat at long ...

... vat7- -The j>= - - ROYAL Rolst, Aslse-D ItA.ZoucH. -The Marchioness of Butc, accompanied by her so, the youthful Marquis, tab arrived at this elegant hotel, last week, for a week or ten I days. ch at C SCHOOL Taxar AT AsiSY..-The annual treat of c a children of the Ashby-de-la.Zoich Churci Sunday School was given on Wednesday. the 17th instant. d c ren of assembled at the school at half-past ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE TUre --f Tusa Nov tt, a ve~try meeting wR3 1i convened to obtain a cslrchl. rate of oeneieny in the £., at which was opposed; but on a poll being taken, the rate was obtained by amajority Of 3h A s Looosso-oV~s' A-rThe Lodagi-ghotmts' Act comes a into operation on the 4th instant, for tile sub-division of Pi Rugeley. including C-ottOll. NMalesYn, Ridware. Pipe Rid- T wale, ...

... LEICES'FERSI]IRE. LricESTEa GAOL Isouary.-The Commissioners returned LIVE to Leicester, on Monday, the 10th instant, to continue the ! investigation. doi LEICESTERSHIRE AoRnCULTURAT. SOCIETY-31r. Thomas far Sills, of Hornington, near Grantham, the judge for the best cultivated farms offered by C. WT. Packe, Esq., M.P., has wreo awarded the prize in Class I to Mr. Benjamin Painter, of of w ...

... I LICHFIELD DIOCESA?; BOALRD OF EDUCATION. I A special meeting of this beard was held at the Diocesan ¶ in cola atena imnhm, in the dioces of oretr Beiemebrofhebadthere were a iaunt ber of thle subscribers tot the institution present. Th Lor 0a Biho of the Diocese presided, and there were also present th: l~ord Caithorpe, Lurd Lyttelton, W. 'Mundy, Esq., MIP., the Very Rev, the Dean of ...

... DERBY M1E1tCURlY. FE DNESDAY, OCTOBERL 26, 1853. , .v- + - - ?? The course of domestic events has been, with the exception fin of one of the most appalling accidents on record, as unvaried op h during the week as that of the unchangeable Turkish ?? . 1 Question. The mention of foreign matters in this place ag r. i calls to mind one item of interest, announced in the Morning m 'Post since ...

... AGRlCULTURE. ?? - - - rko hnrv' THoE HARVEST IN THE PEAKi -Tbe harvest progresses very slowvv in this district. The cropare very unkind and much remains yet to be cut. The recent wet weather has prevented that which was cut iron' being carried home. The loss to many farmers will be coLsiderable. The potato crop is under the average, and tbree-fourths are affected with the blight. HEATH FPAM, ...

... IMPERIAL PA RLIAMEN'T. in tacht or HOUSE OF LORDS, 'TysttAr, Fell. 22. In n- The Law of Evidence (Sotland) Bill was read a second L ed time, on the motion of Lord L'iioOGHAM- i.p ottct is- Some other business was also, dispatched, and their lordships 33' adjoutrnied at an early hour.stt Wl THUVRSDAY, FED. 24. tion se Lord Dzaya gave notice that on Monda y he should pres.ent he a petition on ...

... Ad _ n o - IA -A ?? 5 ?? NAALA . by- in- -v -111 - SA UL.U& IC . 1 - -t s ?? 0th. sly On Saturday last a complaint was lodged before the MAYOR, mix n-Dr. BEsN, and R. FO ANat a, J. SAaNDARS, and H. F. Gis-.r en SORNz. Esqrs., against Mr. F. Shaw, silk manufacturer, for ot his having females employed io his manufacturing premises after foo by seven in the evening, of the 14th February last. it ...

... The principal leaders of the movement, whose names Ain acquired such notoriety for awhile, are no longer united De' among themselves. Mr. Everett and Mr. Griffith remain in the service of the Reform Committee ; Mr. Dunn is now his pastor of a small Congregationilist Church in Sheffield, and !,e is becoming one of the stoutest advocates of the peculiar ! , church views of that body; Mr. ...