... A; aid to be expected at a crisis, the Irish airs have particularly distinguished themselves in i- went Week. who ever heard of a Cabinet in .i without a simultaneous deputation from the l 1armbers Lord Palmerston has received signifi- l ot fromn eighteen of these gentleman, who called ?? in the name of tenant right,' to reconsider larses in the Landlord and Tenant Bill. Like l 3 q1qi tllme ...

... I FROFE SSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD. After an absence of five years, Mr. Anderson, the well-known Wizard of the North, returns to Bristol. It is to be, according to his announcement, Mes valedictory visit. His first night will be on Monday next, and he makes his appearance at the Assembly-Rooms, instead of the Theatre, as heretofore. It is almost needless to remind a Bristol audience that ...

... - I (FROM THE OARDENER'S CHRONICLE,) WII FLOWER GARDEN AND SHnuDH3ERiES-;sGo over we ter, the beds frequently, keeping the young shoots of Verbenas, Lch, &c., nicely regulated and pegged down until the beds are ho, per fairly covered, after whicb. where the soil is veryastrong, or haie per where it may he desirable to keep the masses as low ae hir 3es, possible, the shoots of most varieties ...

... m. rtotol. SATURDAY. JTuxr 14, 1855, 0 For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement' TiEm proceedinge of ?? which meets anrd this day. as the Local Board of Health, to elect a succeseor Ined the room of the late clerk of the latter body, Mr. Jamies Hatric, thai will be regarded with keen interest by the greet body of the nati citizens. The deoeased. gentlemen. it ...

... by lEOTscUO TELGRA.1' HOUSE OF LORDS._RDAy. F'arA CLARENDON, in reply to some remarks from Loerd d~rougham, Waid government were doing all in their power to promote the abolition of the slave trade. p Various hills were advanced a stage, and the honle adjourned at S o'clock, Sir G. 611bY announced that the assizes and sessions bill bad been withrawn for the session. t Sir W. MOLESWORTH, in ...

... I ELECTRIC CABLE.-The ship Result, Cow, I has been charteredto take out 120 miles of electric cable to the Mediterranean, and is now lying off East Greenwicb, shipping it from the factory. Six deaths in London were ascribed to cholera last week. The Registrar-General raises a warning voice against the foulness of the Thames, the bad water supply, the defective sewerage, and the in- efficient ...

... BAllNSTAPLE. N Tow,, Couyclrr.-A meeting of this body was appointed for a' Wednesday the 4th inst., but there not being a sufficient attend. once to form a quorum 51o business was transacted. A NFwV MOSTIrLY CATrLF. MAIMtET.-The first of those O' markets was held on Friday last. The supply was nmpl, the P quality good. and business bsrisk at a good figure, altogether augulring well for its ...

... EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON RAILWAYS. FROM EXETZR-WN7EEK DAYS. ji SUNDAYS. 1,2,3 3 All&21 &2.1 &2 1 &2 I &2 ,2 31&2,2,31 &21b2,3 'class clm cl lassnlcss ?? al s class class .M5.5A.M. pi r,4r 0t.t~~t'AM .5r.t5.5 Eseter ?? 2 5 °111 0, 230 4201 620 Si0or3M r 0 13ulru0 4.M 06o 1 i St.Cyres . ..1020 3 5, 340 30 6306 90 ., 1 40 41 0 Orcditeu.. 520 63351023 120 350 440' 640 935,1 530 I50 ...

... _ i . _ M -_EaA$96 S , - ;` - ' ?? 9,I S¢L'tlEt. - FLOwERS THAT ARE ALWAYS FALLinGO -BitOhelor's A CDASIOXCAL SXXBAVAGANZA,_A gentleinau cber inb g told that his wife bad made him the happy father of two ciildren, ; neohanlilyoexclslmed. Oh. Gemini ' .w AIrenasi'S LIVN- John. whot do yocu do tor a livinig ? r _seOh, 3mie preiac.t- Preacb. and, do you get paid for it?- . iSometimes me ...

... BAIINSTAP'LE. Tt~'EISVVNAiY.-Patients admitted tbis woe!h, Wi. Acc!d.?nts, 4 ; discharged ouped, 14; relievedI, 4. QUARTERS SEcSSION'S A these sessionse on Tuesday, the 27th list., iiefore the IRecondCr, ?? M l'r -(sl.Etitle oullcase's for trial were thoso Of 'JASIR 3111iutE, ini fe ot' the theift of Lk yaheepekinl from 'the promllises of Air. ?? Switlers, ttterblhwtt ; and MARYs VICAAR5 fst ...

... The result of my drainage operations on all descriptions of land has been ?? drainage adopted is both parallel and with the furrows when the lands are very convex and the soil tenacious. As to depth, 4 ft. 6 in. mains, and 4 ft. minor drains. I have not drained much grass land, but prefer 3 feet deep, so as not to deprive the soil of too much moisture to meet the drought in summer. The ...

... The evidence given by the London magistracy before the Sunday Beer Ant Committee has been very imperfectly report- ed we have noted the error of omisoion in certain points of evidence delivered by police-magistrates, and shall proceed to supply them. DoW STREET EXAMI1NED. By the Chairman-Do you consider a swallow a traveller? Bow Street.-Certainly not. Chairman-No? Why, it is known that the ...