... - :ROYALTY;AN SLAVRY. * Sm,-The maintainance of royalty requires' the' abrogation of the moral law.. Let the penalties in- curred by thecor issin of murder, Irobbery, perjiu7, or adultery,, be inflicted onithe crowned criminals of continental Europe, and those- of-thera who had not expiated their crimes 'oa the scaffold, would be working as felons on the treadjill, 'or af-the hulks. How'-is it ...

... MIAGISTRtATES' MIEETING, Ocr. 28.-(Prosent, Capt. Style, R.N.)-William Wray and Thomas Jephson were charged with liaving, on the 27th of Oct., stolen 12 lbs. of went, theo property of James Harris, at Bicester; committed for trial. COUNTY COURT-MIONDAY, OcToBssa 30. C (Before J. WI. WXINO, Esq.) t The cause list of this day was a heavy one; about T2cases d wore entered for hearing, 40 of ...

... 5STRA TEGIC MJlSKRPRRSENTA AojNS OF A CONTEMPORARY. iv. he In the discharge of our duty as journalists, d, we have very rarely, and never without extreme . reluctance, entered into controversies of a personal -nature with others engaged in the same vocation. U- Such squabbles can possess very little interest for ,st our readers, and we have always found a sutfi- cient abundance of topics of ...

... TREAXTM3ENT of the POOR at LAMBEYH ?? USE. '11I1tD IDAY. yesterday morning M'tlwrq. AoIteli and Caive, thto P ont- law In~pectors aippointed by Utie t'oor-law Board to litiVesti- gate the charges of cru~elty and ill.treatmfeltt aftansrt theI ?? of Lamtbeth~ Workhost~ e, resumed the inquiry inI tieboad-romin he s~.'iie f a large nu-.ber ilf tel prorn hhtil antltoriti,,. M~r. A. Smith aperdfr r ...

... Yesterday morning~ week, about half-past eleven O'&tock, a fire broke out in one of the oalts of a large stack of bonded warehouses in Launcelot's Hey, a nar- row street running parallel with the Prince's Dock, from which they were divided by another stack of ware- housee fronting the new quay, immediately adjoining the doock-wall. The vaults containedespirite of wine, brimeetone, tallow, ...

... (FRom the Londoe Jorn- C of Sag u1d? Evening.) EGE OF EBS-- T -P-Ov The following are amiong the latest telegraphic despatclies re- ceired Buchacrest, Nov. 1. Tli Ta English Consul at Varna, writing On the 28th Oct., ait ten o'clock at night, announces the arrival there of the tini- alaya, from B~alaklava, bringing the intelligence thwat a chn- siderablo force attacked aiid tooik the three ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTION.-SUCCESS OF THE LzBEBAB.- The last few days the town has been in a very exciteable 0 state, owing to the bottling preparation pursued by both parties. Each of the candidates for municipal honours, both Ni tory and liberal, have pursued their cavasns with determine- a tion, and to advantage, on the whole, to the liberal aide. For some nights open houses have been numerous, ...

... Pfortilannuo Ntb)§. PM - ------- it Mr. George Barber, contractor, Horrogate,~ was killed lag e week by a large mass Of soft earth falling UPOn him. I-Mr. Harlow, a member of the Birmingham town eccenl!, 11 has been killed by the accidental discharge of his gun. a% The court of common council in Londoni has voted 92p e in aid of the patriotic fund, -Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent ...

... .:SOUTHAfXPTiO.! ?? JSATURb17 1GVE>!BER 4s it i i' I , . The Peinsilar ?? sdrewv' team * . Cshap, 6ca?4o, Cataij fiejld, ,atred on iThursdaO 'ithr t)e hqavy portion of the India and ehitaaanail,ilyd charge - 9. ,LieutTloole, it lflAORP, rlty Agent FIer (ates of s soahsig eZ-4Vexepdria, qct Y 2ltt; alto,- and ! ~hep spP else y~th p n bre~ v~a ue not tMT ?? lgso sls,3 ilooi~e .. Xphaist's teeth, ...

... On Tueeday the annual meetinig of the Labourers' Encouragemetnt Society wias held at- the White Horse d Hotel, RoDisoy, under the superinten.dence of its c President, the Right Hon. Viscount 'Palmerston.nf IMoney prizes, ranging from Jos. to 21., were awarded t.: ito shepherds, teanismein, ploughnieno seedimen and drill- t. imen, rickmiakers and thatchers, and, turniphoers, la- -n bourers with ...

... MUN ICIPA.L FJ EC 1ON S.| Fourteen town councillors were elected OnI Wednesday -two in each of the seven wards of the borough The result of the voting waas as follows :-The names in Italics were elected, and those marked * re-elected. LOWGATh WARD. * B. M. Jalland ?? 76 Peter Moss . ?? 12 * Tos. Abbe ?? 62 J1. G. Christie ?? 12 Mr. Christie, in the course of the morning, issued a notice that ...

... b PAgis, November 2nd.-The Mnitfeur says, that f the English steamer Trent, which left Sebastopol on r the 25th, arrived at Varna on the following evening, p bringing intelligence that the bombardment was con. r tinned without interruption and with the greatest vigour. c The besiegers had directed their cannon against the b town as well as the fortifications. is Sebastopol was much embarrassed ...