... EMS WORTH. ?? .- . v 9 AL ?? .- On Tuesday last the case of the Inepectors vereus the Overseers of Erneworth was resurned before' the Bench tl at Havant, John Deverell, Esq., and Major Mundy b present. Mr. Albarry, of Midhurst, appeared for the P overseers and took a fresh objection to the mode in 1 which the Lighting and Watching Act had been intro, duced into the' district of St. James. His ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1853. THE AFFAIRS OF THE EAST. MANIFESTO OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. The following is the manifesto of the Emperor of Russia, a brief abstract of which appeers in another pagee - I By the grace of God, we, Nicholas I., Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c., make known as followss, By our manifesto of the 14th (26th) of June of the present year, we made ...

... * When you have found a virtuous and faithful friend, you have found a treasure. His reputation will be the safeguard of yours. Hle will lighten your griefs, he will double your plea- sures.-Lamsbert. Look not mournfully on the past. It comes not back again. W~isely improve the present. It is thine. Go forth to meet tho shaldowly future without fear, and with a manly lheart.- IMotto to ...

... LEEDS WATER\WORKS PROJECT, AND U - SEA'El'S.-ENGINEER'S ESTIMATES- TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MEPc.py, GENTLEbSEN,-It is not isy intention to of'ies alli- 0e,,e upon tie project for :increasing the supply of water to Cia ss cusseti by the Council at their late meeting, but I trister me a space in your paper of to-msorrow to correct a sttina one of the speakcio, which s l calculated to produe ...

... Arlop 40 bgvs. ex- I B. ADMIRAL NEASHAM-INTERESTING STORK. s;t. One of our old admirals is gone. Admiral Clhristoplher I at John Williams Neashlim died on the 5th of November, at of Exmoutb, at the advanced age of 85 years. The gallant ing admiral had resided for the last tventy years on his own pro- the perty in that part of Devonshire, and was universally venerated ,as for his benevolence to ...

... e i & odoll & 11olo fiutitfllly9. C The Vine.-A letter from Pesth, in the Asgsburg Gazette, states that near Erlau the crop of grapes has been so abun- dant, that it has been found necessary to leave one-half on the vines for want of casks to put the wine in. Twenty pails of wine are offered for a cask capable of containing 12 pails. In the neighbourhood of Olen the vintage has been more ...

... LORD PALMERSTON ON CHOLERIA AND NATIONAL FASTS. The Moderator of the Edinburgh Presbytery of the h Church of Scotland addressed Lord Palmerston a few a days ago, stating that the Presbytery had in view the b propriety of appointing, on ecclesiastical authority, a day to for prayer and humiliation, within its bounds, on account c of the re-appearance of Asiatic cholera in this country. ...

... I WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TwREst I A publie meeting of the inhabfteats of Finsbury, chiefy thoee of the working classes, was held on Monday eveninp the large Sehool-rOOm. Cowper-street, City-road, to take Into ?? the e55OstioD of war between Russia and Turkey, and in conuexion therewith the coarse that England ougbt to takeG in tbe erent of a Eiurepeatn war of principles, with itb inevitable ...

... %pe v er- BISHOP AGAINST BISHOP. m- The Bishop of Exeter does 'not recognize the Protestant 'Ps, Bishop of Jernsalem, who, although consecrated by the as Archbishop of Canterbury, has not the express permis- ere sion of the Bishop (i. e., the Greek or Roman ecclesiastic) E iin whose diocese Jerusalem is situated. The following v til, letter states the case:-s be Bishopstoore, Oct. 24, ...

... I- THMS n.PALTS OF LONDON. The number of deaths from all causes, registered in London in the week that ended on Saturday, the 5th inst., was 1,112; in the previous week it was 1,144. In the ten weeks corresponding to last week of the years 1843.52 the average number was 1,001, which, with a correction far increase of population, becomes 1,101. Hence it ap- pears that the mortality of last week ...

... I The turnoat of colliers and factory operatives at Wigan has for some time past occasioned fears that peace would not be maintained; and on Friday evening an outbreak of an alarming character took place (a telegraphic notice of which was given in sur latest edition last week). At Wigan, as at Stcckport and Blackburn, under aimilar circumstances on previous occasions, the small police force at ...

... PAST DAYS AND CHOLERA DAYB. To Mw EDIcoTR-Sir,-Perhaps you will allow me to makea Few remarks respecting the proceedili goftlic Edinbgh anrei prayer. It seemsthat thiosworthy body-had addressedaletter to Lord Palmerston, inquiring whether the appointment of a national fast was contemplated by her Majesty, and the ansa received from the home secretary hae thrown them into a state (ao the penny ...