... IM ER IA L P.APLIA. i-T fflnrm om e ?? .qsX\aw AM'.ENiT MOSEOl O118 ~ErnnayArl , 2 l2. h Ther Duote o Nawn,vnA8TLB moved the ?? riolg of the Clry Reseres (Canaa)e11 'The Bishop oflxorst In . htte illo eda e' thrfl that day Rix Jilonths. I b roid ?? A ogadvery neinsated de'ects folwdin wichllo many Noble Lords took part; the result of Ohich syetht e h suggestlon e6 Lord Disanir, the ?? ...

... V ARITIES. I - - d ?? . My lad,. snid a lady to a boy ea rrying newspapers, areI you the mull boy ?? doesn't think ('ze a female boy, duz yer,' VeinY Cultious L&iEns.-A tradesman at Luton, Bedford. shire, bas the following Ialnics situch Up i i idw:G dadies, Is. lasting ditto. is. fid. pcr pair. i ?? A H INT FOsR rTeT SUNIstscn-A light thread net suspended before an open window will ...

... I ;:z. f I. :; t ?? :. I : q , I nd 6rcurred on the 6altimora aind Oh an hll26tb.'.lt,: i The ineraeaed zeeeipte o'f 'tt'et'Vteh dhferen.t enuthm | .ortsa,'vdr theao of lat ybear~ t thi6 tim6, 1.amonit ti 429,000 6j n-- ?? f. intllgec ; ., : , I Dhi e d eio : : : in-e t' 'feg inraph ?? . T-fieafe AioSl10 -The ebtaner'A 's araiied1,erelidj - t lt eldven 0oeloc, am. frilr5 Alex1 A rc a t ...

... HINTS FOR IGRANTS, *- Fnox A mw'L, , r I' (onox A ThnviremrEB . - Atelhioue, ?? S. I., I No 6,18f2.-Hfaving os'pienoedtho difficulties in the way of an intinding-emigrant of getting useful information, prior to leaving England, touehinr. tho necossary autfit, and having W.titdsaed the sorious lone and inconvenienne' the ignoracco eon these matters lae causod nfinny I bog, through you, to say a ...

... ' UPiNe Uotrr'casiotr.-A country-girl, 'coming -in from the fields,' 'sas told by her cousin that she looked'as fresh as -a 'daisy kissed by de.. ` Well, it wasn't sny fellow otf'tint firaibii but' Billijoned, that kissed me; and I told him 'everybody w~ul find him out.' ' ALI. THEO GOLDo INs Trie Wonsru.-Takiog'the cub~e yrd'of gold at 2.Oll0,000i., which it is irn round numbersi,a'ol tbo ...

... ? ?? dAkW .4-.fl-.,?!Aftliwni,?WmA ; ?? aiiilhly meetlig iof the Strdet'Coinifloiaersy wai held orWecG ?? , neaday ?? Ib ?? NDHIICOtatlchto6ai, Mr.Tsrrylin tine chaUi. ii The CiwAI MA N Etated, In'rompiollaniewtlti the ouiktiaa grrced In til at theross;netlngllinnselfSi, srRndcll;3ndtir.Cries l aiited on' Mir. Matthewrsi lcitor, .rithl~ view at ofarrnghig with him Ithe cem-' perinatin which he ...

... Thames Navigon.. -Sixtij ot. LEWERE No. v. TO PHILIP PUSSY; EftQ, 0OF PUSEy; BEREMS. Sir,.-Wishiug, to, subinit the whole ?? and condition of the Thamese Mteedow tenanto to the heoartbnl judgment of the public, and with a vieow to do it effeotually, I gave in my leetletter a eort Of Parliamesctry history of their griovaneeo, hz citing those clauoses lthe Thares Navigation Acts which, whitthuy ...

... WRECK OF'THE'DUKE10FYSUTHERWD STRAME - ,, i, ,IT A-. ?? a - Ahe n mej ~ sd~siettaer . iarbour last evening, and-16; if not 20, ptsroone have perisoed. Tio fhota of this muet ths fdie t a- the et r t-, hi' ?? ( is ?? ?? on Wendy evening, Witls a valesible cergo of Voods, subi had 4 oislu'n~1oer pessengory. When the eparsrnavaoid hedr ote, noon of rriday. itwmo f onbo d ...

... 'A-THH MDiWBSTE.NR~lWY ; ..:1 ., t ?? .,Nej; ?? ?? 0 Te ffctfubo roisoca Oreport jo'presented by thb S ~elect Cconclttee Of Ite Hitnon of Conimouenimtallway nill gajoateonsfte to defer thE subject of.aaelelgecuotion to anrother, Seaolon. for the, tafficlen cooesons Iteut'the Ceommittee hove not' hod, tiosij to mueter the subject. ,The 6boervatioss with which ~the Committee acecompony their, ...

... A Radclfe Infirmariy.-Bleotion of Surgeon. mooteg of thge ?? ant Ileroroc ?? edten f h The VReNC.OnAnecof.Lo 11fo,L1N34 nonted, to h mr nd opcnedti thodunieen by. Rl.alog the ebjeeth ofa theo meignd beyootiogv ?? o ile tofddthon nnitdoeton.pil~vr h COIIgO~fOCOOJOAwho ave ?? ?? sbowe~tbl. l,,,nt'.Ift~iZ Bi b tir`1cdj eoao' iv'omlu tcd5,',i Bor in ooobgiot ?? Mr ut. B, 'Ruolerwhoba en vooosood' ...

... 'ARll I EST Adrivn'y.-Y'oo see men with the most dolictet framnes engaged ion active professleosel Pursuits, who, literally. have no time for illriess. Let thoem become idle-lot themn take corn of themnselves-let them think of Choir health, sod they- die. Tho runt rots the steel whichuseep'riearven.-dBslwer. BEls9OivLKic601.'-Whlot'a benjilfhl virtue is berievoleuice! it is a1 precious tie ...

... RAILWAY iNTELLIGENCR. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERUIAOeTON RAILwAY. On Saturdaylast a partyof the Diroctors, accompanied by the engineer and other officerse of the Company,'were conveyed along the line from the junction with the Great Wentern Line near Oxford to Evesbam, for the purpose of making an in. spection of the works on tbat'partwhichils on the eve of being bpened. 'fho train, whieh ...