... .71FOrtign. ?? ?? i FRANCE. A letter from Dieppe states that the health of tbe emperori and of the empress continnes'excellent. They takoecarriage I exercise whenever the weather allows, and scarcely a morn I igpasses without their walking on the jetty. The emperor I has given 600f. to the men employed at the railway, 1,000f. -to the society of St. Vincent de Paul, l,'000r. to the Brothers of ...

... 3 ThE WS. , THE: WEATHER AND THE C ROPS. Jas. ?? - 0 > fall iek, Tue MIDLAND COUNTIES.-The midland counties have leaf eho been exceedingly unfortunate in harvest weather. Long- ave ons continued rains and colds have been very prevalent, and 17 tre- mch grain is still green. In the north of England and in sho ive cot wheat ndots are very generally cut, while in the hat ,encounties of Warwick, ...

... I tvt£pttilenc . * TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. J. R.-The duty on spirits dep~ends ontiteir strength, and whethor or not the produee of our own colonies, oRum, the produce ofE any British possess~iotnwithin the Eastlundia Company's charter, is 65. 2d. per gullon. I III I AConstant Subscriber will probably find an answer to his ques- I tion in our noxt publication. VJESlYAX Co.-rBzRF.crE ?? ...

... COTION FROM THE WEST COAST OF ?? . . AFRICA. - _ 1__ - I . _- sac e- : In our last Saturday's publication we noticed an goc rd intended sale of African produce imported by Mr-inc . THOfAS CLEGG, one of our well known citizens. We rem ipalso inserted a circular which he had sent to mer- a 8 te. chants and manufacturers, explaining some matters chi lywhich he hoped would draw special attention ...

... IMULT:UM INPAR VO. , I f rone ehlpbuilidlg is about to be commenced on th hl ye Ribble.800 vly TRibbloe ci ?? a pretty gIril' bonnot. T Ip. .-Joueatha. th Isa A mao~ement ls DOW being made at Rtockpor't for the 0 ?? catabishmesnt ofr public baths In that town. ILord 13 a aisr. John Dilielin, editor of the Ch0erti COnven, has T by~ been elected is member of the Chester town council. Metb II ...

... w ~ ?? ~ ~ ~ . r If i I* I LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CAMPBELL ANDI HIS IRISH TENANTS. - - - i ?? . 1 uP Events of little mark or moment in themselves; I - become memorable or remarkable from their associa:e rge tion with personages conspicuous in the nation s ey¶ on, for the part they play or the position they hold in itst Dth counoils. Nothing very extraordinary or exciting u Rio would usually ...

... :an On Friday there was at grand field day in the Park in nd honour of Prince Albert's birth day. m r a , Roger Johnson Snoyth, Esq. the member for Lisburn 101 ex- died suddenly on Fridaymorning. a n The Exhibition makes great progress, On Friday it was SiI Ire, visited by 12,000 peraons, andI the receipts amounted to eny ttO 1,000. The demand for seasgon tickets, caused by the to on, ...

... BIORELIIS ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY. iy ?? id W reettaountieoths work* has been so to re lndeaendtaouspcdoes not permit us to Of a, paetsvieanineeincotns so fully before Of is orrdrsasw ouddsrada'thie'ierits aid! taL is iprac'othwokislderve' By all students 159 r- ofthe phlsophy of mind, Mr. Morell's.!' Elements1 re id wil be, wecmed as a valuable contribution to their es id fa ~ science ; 'and ...

... Rocal anti ;pitocil altrquo. - F- MANdErtssTee BOTAwI;CAL AND HORTICULTUAL SOCIETY at By an advertisement which appears iu our columns this day, we observe that the council have authorised the Secretary to at dispose of a few third shares without the payment of the s subscription for the current year. This resolution will enable persons who are hesitating about becoming members o- before the ...

... TEMPERANCE GALA AND. ENCAMPMENT. ! * S 5 - , in. A lgaithering of the teetotalers of Manchester and Salford, doll for fsive purposes, was effected on Monday last, in a field qua behind the Trafford Hotel, at Old Trafford, The notion T appears to have been that, as the recent military encamp- has ment at Chobhbam proved very attractive to the public, the thre pitching of a large number of tents ...

... eil Twa HAIvssT.-There is happily little or no change chz in in the tone of the latest agricultural reports; with very re( ?? trifling exceptions they all speak favourably of the pros- CU] Id pect of a fair yield of both grain and green crops. There on are some complaints from Cavan of the appearance of th, , blight in tho potato, hut it is a dmitted that the bad Chi cc symptoms had not ...

... St[ Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, to with the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, -attended by bil the Duchess of Wellington, the Hon. Mary Bulteel, the Rc Hon. Colonel Phipps, the Hon. Colonel G rey, the Hon. fri Colonel Gordon, Sir James Clark, and Mr. G ibbs, left kii Osborne on Saturday mnoining. At five minutes to nine, th, a.m., the royal carragsi arri .ed at East ...