... 7Xki., :1uYJ ?? :fitttopot~a: ?? g THE LATE B RIDOVATER CASEI sudesodta .0the pecuniary value to tII litiganj of th rsuneent odciionofj of1'd in tth re jewtor'ce, baa been 4th lethe- will, the Opnin frbysifig clauses in belt preat value. eetates of, ¶1 ,a ?? lgTfous, o H F LKAND15SLAND~,A~ l u'est-biroeighthouse, ?? , Islands, has. ject jus ben. competed ?? lH td M. D. Grissell,'of I g~ono~ ...

... : :. ' : SC Our readers will, perhaps, recollect that, on January ar 5th of the present year, we referred to the quantity of ar land annually sold in the United States, and taken ar into cultivation,-a space, as we then described it, de more than equal to a fifth of the cultivatable land of to England. We spoke of that circumstance as an enlarging and apparently inexhaustible source of ...

... - .Til - -io- ?? rt ?? .. .. . .. -- - - - - - -- ?? -- . - ?? CAPITAL PUNI&HMIffNT' 11 _GbAItiANY. '--The Duke of o Brunswick has decereed that henceforth criminals shall be o beheaded with an axe, and in a closed place, in presence of gr the public prosecutor, a'dep~utation of the Tribunal, a priest, ab the ipriso ner's ~counsel, 'and twelve persons chosen from be among the representatives ...

... I LT T A : Every one interested in the welfare of his fellow- tha thit creatures must desire the diminution of intemperance. con There cah be no doubt that of late years the sobriety nisi con of society has been rapidly advancing. To this im- recc provement a variety of circumstances have con- won tributted. The progress of education has been open tob ing up to the people other sources of ...

... WEEKLY. SUMMARY. : to. evi Details of the progress of the ciwlera will be found desiro in another part of the paper. Tuesday's Gazette Vance contains a notification of importance from the Board earnei of Health, on the subject, which we have given en. largel tire. it recommends various precautionary measures. times The Board ha also issued a series of directions and gave regulations for the ...

... .1 : -- 1 a s -Al th ARRIVAL OF THE CMARCO POLO FROM AUSTRA.LIA.. .. la (From the Live;pool Tuimes.) .-for ti !dThe now world-famous clipper shi, MarcoiPolo, corn- Au b manded by Captain Forbes, which left this port for Melbournel At'b)i rts on the 13th -of Marob, arrived in' the Mersey, at '12-46 on 'Strece 'he Tuesday, her passage out and home ociupying exactly six the n led months to a ...

... THE SARHCE AFTER'TOM PROVIS. tO cr Inispector rieul. it %Iviil be reine liere ;wsas not put into IT a, the ?? the fautspil-i trial at. the Gloucester ti ori aiseize, 'whelt O m Provis, of War-nina~er, attempted b> ryto r,'ve that her we-rR-adSsth, Of Aehton .-ont; fl sn, and it has bee, istill that the peblioi'thuts'obst an interest- V id ing tale. 13if tli'hgi the otlice might have told ...

... i s alp sarotte Irobberies have lately t,%cen plae In WATI hIU laV climat DtlsnZwte neither makes a main sick, nor in debt, olwa ar otowns in wales contininlg ?? of__ 2QInatanti, *hick do not return or contzibute to aetuta members to jiWliameUt. Yesterilaymcorain weeka lire ocourred inthe ptalute useodof Messrs. Snitj !es fofn£100 Bu-top, Blackburn, Ai tand damage to the extent of10was done. ...

... LV TEMPERANOE LECTURE. l On Friday evening, Mr. J. B. Gough, the celebrated vi American orator, delivered a second lecture in advocacy rel iof thegpri0ncipt1e of'total abstinence, in the Concert-hall, Th Lord Neleon-streot, which was crowded to excess. Smith co Harrison, Esq., occupied the chair, and the following OE gentlemen were present on the ?? Rev. Dr. Aspinall, the Rev. J. Ogden, Rev. F ...

... WEATHER AND TrHE CROPS. ey THs EASTERN COUNTIES -The grain harvest in the in. northern parts of England, under the favourable influences Be of September breezes and sunshine, is now rapidly approaoh- Iing its completion. In some few spots, where the land is sheltered, and what the farmers call springy, there is wheat all still uncut, and somewhat green in the straw, bnt the great or bulk of ...

... 1%i. I ucon~ Go Th Y a NEw AsSEssED DUTY ON SE3RVANTS. - Under the new sixty n act the annual duty payable by masters on servants will be marc 3 XI. Is. on servants of 18 years old and upwards, and 10s. 6id. Na under 18. It will includewaiters of every description, except 9th. reoccasional waiters. One pot-boy, to carry out beer, although Ye' r be may occasionally wait, is allowed to every ...

... I I ? f4iordlancouo. . ?? ?? ?? PRIVATE BILLS IN TEE HOUSE OF CoMMONS,-On Mon-. day, a return, obtained by Mr. Brotherton, was printed, show- h ing that in the late session there were S14 petitions deposited 8 at the Private Bill Office for acts of parliament. e THE CoiNAGUE.-It is shown by a return to parliament, S published, that, in three months, from the Ist April to the r,30th of June ...