... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES &,c. Some burglars have entered Knowaley HaO during the night, and carried off a number of- seals, silver fittings,. and other articles, the properly of. the Earl of Derby,.. Elizabeth Widgerley,- a cook in the service ofMr.: r Frood, of Dartmouth! House Academy, Brixton, lisa been i committed for trial for strangling heir newly-bomrn male child.' t A man unknown, ,dressed ...

... CITY OF LONDON AND COUNTIES FREEHOLD L.lAND SOCIETY. Last night a numerously attended meeting was held at the Belvidere Tavern, Ientotiville, for the purpose of explaining and promoting th9 objects of the society, and to ballot for forty rights to choose allotments. The chair was to have been taken by the Lord Slayer, but he sent a letter stating that he was unable to attend from indispo- ...

... DBISEPT. 30. )y It was generally un rderstood in Cork yest erday that diretoshdbeen issued that morning to the coot- manders of the several ships of the fleet to he in itreadiness to sail at two o'clock, but at thaat hour they had not yet weighed anchor. Steami was up, how- ~eever, and it was expected that the fleet would leave 's the harbour in half an hour. The preceding after- 1l noon the ...

... THEE AMOUSTACHE MOBEMBENT. Ln Two of Pitiwh's heio's, discussing Ijhe Moustache is Movement, declare respectively, the one that he wears bis n honours of lip and chin,.' because it sayes trouble, and is If so very 'ealthy-the other that he wears his, hbecause ir theylookcs-'ansom, and goes down with the gals. We dhavedbefore us a ptinted paper, just now re-issued by a be- r- nevolent ...

... Iti compliance with a numerously-signed requisi- 8esition, the mayor of Shrewsbury, Mr 'Richard Taylor, con- venud a public meeting on Tuesday at the Guildhall, for the purpose of considering the best means of obtaining rail- s way; communication between Shrewsbury and Central ' Wales. His Worship occupied the chair. ' Mr. I'EATE said he certainly did not expect to have had an opportunity so ...

... ICRIQAL IMU L;IGENCE. The Bishop of Biofield held- a &enbral 'brdinktion on Sunday lest in the parish ohiureh of Xeclesha` viwhen the following gentleene were admitted into holy orders i ?? . ?? T j - j DsACONs.-Edward Arthur BDgehaweBiA., St. John's College, Cambridge. Alexander Buchanan, B.A., University College, Oxford. James Chancellor; ?? Trinity-'College, Dublin. Thomas Role, Licentiate ...

... I @ .R , LIcIS9S, Te BOROUIGH OF FLsTSBVlHY, EPrT 24.. The licensing magist@a'tes' of thise extensive6 'strit assembled at the Clerkenwell ession Rouse, and sanctioned the disposal of the following licensed Viptuallers' houses and business Isriore rQX PoRI .'.-Angel and Crav, ?? 'Rowland Villiam Roberts and William Smit to Simon Williamont, late of the Castle Kentish Town.. Arundel Arms, ...

... G A D] E N I N G. PLAWT DEPARTMnExT.Climbing plants in pots, as Kenne- dyase Hardenbergias, &c., should be neatly tied to their. trellises, and eposed to a good share of light. The buds of Camellias, where too thick, should be thinned out according to the strength of the plant; water such as have not been recently potted with clear soot-water, which will help them to perfect good-sized flowers ...

... ( Written for the Caledonian Mercury.) For the first ten days from the commencement of the past month, the weather was unfavourable for harvest o perations ; the absence of sunshine and drought retarded no less the process of ripening than that of the sickle. The temperature, however, was fortunately generally low, so that little loss has been sus- tained from sprout. The latter half of the ...

... wasI ~way The usual meeting was held yesterday, at the very in- obi' 3ted convenient time of half-past two -Mr. Alderman Lange- do iteiy dale presided[, and the members present were ...

... I LATEST FROM THE CONTINENT, on (B Y 3nXCTRIC TELBERAPIH.) le F RANCE. FnPARIS, Sr)nAmy. t The reduced import duties on grain, four, &c. I' originally decreed until Dec. 31, 1853, arc torcwaioI k in force until July 31, 1S84. Th e exporticiun of es potatoes and dry Yegetables is prohibited until Iy July 31, 1864. ic At the B]ourse yesterday the settlement proved in at favour of the sellers. At ...

... mri II, TI L'N OSI)X AlU' LEEDSi -Ayi) LOSS' O' SIX LIVES.l Peartiniairs of the explosion of a steam-engine halr tL--xd, which resulted iil thle death of a number of orrle-l- 1pearetl IOis w I ' te Iteaily Yeivs. Th;e -k pla~ce ait the~ mi.i of' Mesers G-eorge Hein- 'p:Soll, nix spininers, L~ow Fold Mill, en Monday lbeer -ix perions have died from linjuries f ?? enqiiet. which has beien adjee ...