... BRITISH ASSOCIATIONi FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING, TOWN-HALL, HULL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1853. A public imeeting of the inhabitants of this borough, -onvened by the lAYOtr, in compliance with a rcquiSi- tice, was held this day, at one o'clock, for the pur- pose of giving information to the public regarding the Association, the means ?? have been adopted for ...

... HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IRELAND, On Thursday morning, Her Majesty the Queue, h:- Royal Highness the Prince, their Royal Highnesss the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, again visiei the Great Industrial Exhibition. The proposed visit to Powerscourt and the Dargle was given up, owing to the state of the weather. The Royal dinner party in the evening included tihe Lord Lieutenant and the Countess ...

... SIR FITZROY KELLY AND THE AGRI- CULTURAL INTEREST. I not At the annual dinner of the Ieast Suffolk Agricultural ass ,fter- Association, held last week, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, in acknow- not tent ledgijn the toast The health of the Members for the inI hose Eastern Division of the County of Suffolk, said, I very wh ates, sincerely assure you that, in the efforts I have madlu to facl East justify ...

... rT a js At the sailing of the Arabia the women's rights con- } S vention was in session at New York. The session was to H1 ,d continue for two days. Amongst the speakers were- A le, Lucy Stone, Lucretia Mott, William H. Channing, Mrs. TI *e. C. M. Severance, Frances D. Gage, Wendell Phillips,. Y Antoinette L. Brown, Paulina Wright Davis Mrs C. I. n- H. Nichols, William Lloyd Garrison, and ...

... OLDIMACHAR PAROCHIAL BOARD. SaturdagSept. 23, t A special meeting of the General Purposes Committee of the f Perochial Board of Old Macbar was held within. the Poor's Office this day-Professor Ferguson presiding. a PRECAUTIONART .MiAS5RES AGAIXNT CnOLIERA. The COATUMAN stated that he had called this meeting with. - out any loss of time after the receipt of official documents, in order that ...

... SATURDAY, SEPrEMBER 10, 1853. ei' The SUPPLEMENT to this day's Mercury contains Foreign and Irish Intelligence; the Royal Fami4y; NewActs of Parliament; the riehest Aeqieto ?? Army; the Secession of Lord Charles Thynne;,Mr. Msacaulay on Jenius;` a Day with Pitt; the Lawson Observatory; Mr. Roebuck at Sheffield; Departure of Mrs. Beecher Stowe; Bristol County Court; Law, Railway, and Market ...

... (neland. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 185 whe 4 PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ab 2997 India Bonds under L.1000_ Ditto for South Sea Stock one 3 per Cent. Red. Anns.. 971 Ditto old Annuit 3 per Cent. Con. Anns Ditto New Annuities 3 per Cent. Ann. 172 3 per Cent. Anns. 1751. New 3} per Cent. Consols for Account 974 oa India Stock for Account New 5 per Cent. Ann Long ...

... EXAMINATIONS. Donald Campbell, merchant in Thurso—to be examined in the Sheriff 's Office, Wick, 3d October, twelve o'clock. Wm. Cree, inerchant and trader, formerly in Trinidad, now in Glasgow—to be examined in the Sherif 's Office, Glasgow, 4th Octo- ber, twelve o'clock James Forrest, brewer and maltster in Hamilton—to be examined in the Sheriff's Office, Hamilton, Ist October, twelve ...

... DEATH OF THE ME31BrE FOrP LIsBuax.-Roger Johnson lowesi Smythe, Esq., the Member for Lisburn, died suddenly on were 1 Friday, the 19th ult. ordin- A MUNSTEist ADDnaSS TaTHE QuEczs.-The Corporation ram, I of Waterford has adopted an address to the Queen, in which mond there is a paragraph, prayifg her 'Majesty to pardon Smith and I O'Brien, John Mitchel, and the other State prisoners who eight( ...

... DERBY MERCURY. WEDNESDAY. SEPTE.VBEu 7, 1853. ~ t~ Thli -,npm to have been a vei Her Majesty's visit to Dublin appears to have been a very gu ple2sant one. Arriving after a good passage-bnotwithseand- [ iety ing the hurricanes which prevailed before and about the time of departure-the presence of the Royal Family of England dis was the occasion of a display of a genuine and hearty loyalty, ...

... We have received, for publication, the following ad- ditional correspondence, relative to the recent proceed, to, ings against Mr. POOL, for recovery of Ivr. BASS'S bi be costs:-d DERBY ELECTION. Ri 0.Liverpool, Aug. 25, 195-. p Dear ?? Bass is about to is.,ue execution agaitiat Ci Mr. Pool, the Petitioner, for the amount of the taxed coals; Ls and I am appealed to on behalf of Mr. Pool, to ...

... A SQUEAK from the STABLE I MOUSE. The eartha hath bubbles as the waters bath, And these are-of them. - I quote from memory, ll.: Editor, abd it is' just possible that I may not be strictly correct, but still the words as they stand are illustra- tive of what I am about to squeak upon the events now occupying my attention, and submitted to the public view, in the Doncaster programme. In my ...