... (s'aoat OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) M0NOAY,'A'gUgIt 7. General topics of remark have been very scarce in this 'j t quarter during the past week, most matters having settled into their customary routine. Among these has been the dispute which raged with considerable violence between the C dgentlemen of the long robe and the corporation of Liverpool, I a relative to the accommodation of the former ...

... 1* !A -- ---- !- Av I -, +A -nt R-f-tn he, t Since the opening of the Leicester and Burton branch of B the Midland Railway rural fetes have been held in the hi Ivanhoe Bath Grounds at Ashby, and 1Isve yearly attracted fe vast numbers of visitors, drawn together by the natural and w artificial beauties of this renowned historical locality, and by hi the pleasure attendant on listening to the ...

... e AlS. of the following was picked up not far f .' Qan r '. -flbcj 4,U-Gus Dornova of the following was picked up not far from a oi mininlsterial residence T. Her Majesty's ministers will deeply regret their coalition K with the Brigade. Her Majesty's ministers will deeply regret the appointment F and dis-appointment of Mr. Sadleir, M.P. for Sligo. Ditto, ditto, the dis-appointtment of Mr. ...

... Vn-s f-rm hplnI7 m Fillttered hamlet. he ±'.It&y bunauul &± ViLIA lul.VaD. Clay Cross, from being a scattered hamlet, has become a thriving town. A few years back it wad a thinly populated St district, now, through the formation of the Midland Railway hi and the establishment by the celebrated Mr. George Stephen- B son, of extensive collieries, it has a closely packed population He brought ...

... , -- - - , --- - Vo JL UVJ.JA10 A sermon was preached in this town, on Sunday evening last, in All Saints' Church, by the Rev. Adrew Knox, B.A., Incumbent of Birkenbead. The following epitome of the sermon has been handed to us by acorrespondent. The Rev. reacher's text was from the Ist chapter of St. Paul to the Comans, verses 14 and 15:-II am a debtor both to the Greeks and to the Barbarians ...

... .. FRANCE. On SaturdaY week the cannon of the Invalides, with a t saut oio gus anoncd o heParisian public the Ii catue f onarun b te lledfrces. Much in.- a tees ad raifeaio wreocasondby the news in v th Fenh aitl.Th enesroeconsiderably on f theBors. n heevein te alnsofMarshal Vail- e lant, the War Minister, were crowded with official and military personages, who came to congratulate him on ...

... f HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF . SCOTLAND. BeRwIic-oN-TwaILD, Friday. It is computed that 30,00 persons visited the showyard l yesterday. The receipts for admission amounted to nearly 1,0001. Notwithstanding the immense crowd, such was the admirable character of the arrangements (hat the most per- .fet order and good feeling prevailed throughout the day. At fo~ur 'clock the doors viere ...

... .FILKESTON CHURCH, DERBYSIIIIE. (Co~ndensed from the Leicester Advertiser.) lilkesto Chur.ch Is one of the finest in the neighboturing county of Derby, and is highly interesting to ecclesiologists y as possessing vecry rare examples of decorated tracery ;an p, unique chancel screen, executed in Petwvorth marble and p Anicaster stone; avid twvo very fine tombs. The fabric which is the Subject ...

... .sUe l'itrsoamW t- - A . - . *- tII Mr. S. Reed, the coroner for South Northumberland, held an inquest at Cullercoates on the 21st instant, on the body of it Mary Armstrong, who, and a young man named Adam Coch- , rane, who lost their lives in a most distressing occurrence al which happened at Whitley, about three miles northward of BI Tynemouth. Deceased was a domestic of Mr. Guthrie, the Tr ...

... )OIL5 WI01101IVI f OrRilATIONS Full TILE WEEK. to f sea tIt is not at all uncommon in season like the present, when almost all kinds of Plants have been blighted in a very great Idegree, that after a good Soaking rain And followed by cloudy de 0warm weather, a rapid autumnal growth takes place, shice, eSat Iin many carses, is very injurious, and requires no small share bue of Attention to ...

... ~T4. ti li p WVEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1854. p - - .5 0 Last among the week's news from the -Danube e comes the telegraphic announcement of a signal defeat of the Russians by the Turks--still single handed-at Giurgevo. But this triumph was imme- diately preceded, and in some sort brought about by n an unfortunate though successful enterprise in the v crossing of the Danube a day or two before. In ...

... TIlE EAnTERNnUcSTION. TIlE -bA4f'1'Zl AZUJ-- - ad Some further Correspdndeflce that hais taken place,an notes that have been exchanged between the British a nd l Austrian Governments,, respecting the Turkish qWiestion, ar o ulse I 1 parliamentary blue book. This new t aeriesof Stae psp ri~tainl, first, a n6ote, tiited July 5.. from the Earl of Weatmoreland to Coun the Foreign Minister, ...