... 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 ...

... V AltiLr 1=B. Hoate. -There's no place like home, unless its the home of the lady that you're after. Nature is an .Eolian harp, whose tones are keys to higher strings9 within us. Memory Is like moonlight: the reflection of rays emanat- ing from an object no lnger Seets. 'flee ?? is like a circus; many noblecrea- tures enter in, run round about, but how few get properly trained and broken in ...

... CHATswORTH.-HiS Grace the Duke of Devonshire has been entertaining at his princely mansion a distin- Fine 7, guished circle of visitors, amongst whom were the mem- rdi, bers of the Russian Imperial family Dow in England, vein Count Wiethorski, Sir Augustus and Lady Clifford, Ladyi done Margaret Leveson Gower, Mr. and Lady Louisa Caven- marl d dish, his Excellency Baron Brunow, the Earl of ...

... no Stroorn A DIESFiTra.-The Leinnster Express contains ti ?? account of the shooting of a deserter from the itoyal Artil- lery, named Joseph Fitzsimons, by a private named Patrick e Counuolly. it appear-sthat Conniolly andthtlree othierprivates, p tinder tine command of Serjeant Waterson, were conveying ti Istine pnljsoner Fitzsimons, to Athlonne, from MI~aryboroingh, anda ston reaching tine ...

... An old farmer intent on making his will was asked bv the lawyer the name of his wife, when lie gravely replied, Well, indeed, I really don't recollect what it is; we've been married for upwards of forty years, and I've always called her my old woman. The lawyer left a blank to be filled up when the old woman's name was ascertained. FASHIONS FOIl OcToER.M1 Bonnct9 will he worn on the small ...

... A JUVENILE 1ORSE STEaLER. A .J U V VAi-N 1 LISULO C itL i-kI.. lL- A quiet and modlest-looking little girt. named Sarah M1ar-s shill, wajs charged at the -News Bailey Court-house, Saiflor,) us wills stealing a grey sia-re, hvi-longing to hMr. Wiliihun Mlurray, 11 at Chectuntin -hi Il, i:ear Mlanchester. Tice girl is only tisirteen at ycar:; old, stud leotl,' esen ytilnger, so that people ...

... - i A . . . I flflP n l i , e The rush to Australia has been so indiscriminate, anid so smuch hardiship and disappoiltment bave been caused to par- ties arriving there without possessing the aptitude for some useful occupation, that we cannot do better than place before intendinig nigrauts such facts as come to our knoaledge, both vith eigaril to the c'ass of persons who will be most likely to ...

... -'he High Sheriff of this city LICsFsELD.-The High Sheriff of this city entertained a e party of nearly fifty of the citizens at a sumptuous dinner at g the George Hotel, on Thursday, upon the occasion of the an- o nual pe~ambulatin of the boundaries of the city of Licbfield. g CHFADLE NATIONAL Scuonos.-The annual meeting in a connection with these schools was held in the infant School- rosm, ...

... ECCLESIASTIC&L AND RELIGIOUS INTELLI- GENCE. VISIT OF TrIM BisHOPe O1 ADLAIDY TO ENGLAD,.-The Bishop of Adelaide has arrived in England; he has been stay- ing with his brother, Col. Short. at Odiham, and preached in b the parish church twice On Sunday week. His lordsbip-is P now on a visit to his brother-in-law, Hugh Hameraly, Esq., I at Pyrton-house, near Watlillgton, Oxon. THE NEw Saa or' ...

... TIHE QUEEN'S VISIT TO IRELAND. oe At half-past ten on Tuesday morning, her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales and og Prince Allied, landed at the Kingstown Pier, and entered the d-railway carriages for Dublin. M e At the Dublin terminus of the railway the keys of the city Estal of Dublin were presented to her Majesty by the Lord Mayor 'et and the members of ...