... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. ?? I AN EARL AT HARVESr-HOAME. The Earlof Albemarle, whose practical speeches last session in tbe House of Lords are not to be forgotten, has delivered a timely oration at a Norfolk harvest home. The Earl and his daugh. ters graced and elevated the ceremony; redeem- ing it from the old scandal of riot and dranken- ness. Assuredly, the bounty of heaven in its ...

... ME TI O PA TAdITIA.s AuzGD PROPaRon MxnsDicAL TuBATU3lrT.Z-AR inquest was held at the George, Brook.street, Holborn, on the body et Elizabeth Linea; who was alleged to have died from improper treatment at the hads of Mr Julian, assistant to Mr. Whitfield, one of the parochs medical officers. he jury returned the foliowing ver- ?? EUliz~btb Lyses died on the 11th of October from the mortal ...

... - , iai D. PZx Ph UWt6eL e Oet f of ?? memiors brought -up Colonel H. A. HlerbeK-Jii 'senior repro. sentative and one of thne larrest proprietors in the dis. trict The speech of-the hen. ge'tlemau was ah511aost wbolly devoted fb onilaubjec. i~4d hat certiinlyinot the least imi'ortant iu te sl ?? wages of labour. We el1 heard this day, said Colo- r.es-elbertr-thnat there is not an able ...

... TEg 3flS COVrIT_ JERUSALEM. .. . ~ T is truly the land of strange deviees. Its book ownserS #Ont'ns a thousand and one of the wildest ?? ever conceived. Some of these Muscovite ?? gd~egeatlOD5 nre indeed useique. They are fncveyr ?? by the ml rvellous freaks of the Per- ian Srhe dla the Arabian Aladdin, or the hero of the eran Wonder Horn. Who but a deseendaut of Oermean wud have built an ice ...

... THE LIMXIUD LIABILlUY TRAP. - - . ?? ?? .. . . . .. ?? I Limited Liability-the boon to the sealsI capitelt- tunes out to boa enare and a tap Mr.Charles Words- worth, in his idition of the enactment, bas done tns graatc3t service by expe3ing the wrstchad llegalities that lark uader seeming law. We take fr-m the money article of the Times, of Wednesday, the sabjeuned exr ?? of what we can only ...

... WHY DON'T NEWSPAPERS GO BYTPOSTP {ra- ?? I (From Psonci) ?? R : The above inquiry, which is now made on all sides, may perhaps ba answered by the. following copy of the last instructions furnished on the sub ject. : I~stimetion No. 186,9300 caacelling X03. 11,; 1,00, 3,097, 4,608, 9,751, asd 15,555. INSTRUCTIONS TO POSflA1STR5. It being desirous to check a ribhld press, by placing' every ...

... TOWN AND COUNfRY TALK. On Monday, the laying the foundation stone of a nw primitive methodist chapel, in Richmond.plaee, Wl worth, by A. Peflatt, Esq., took place. A Lord's-Day Observance society to put down the music at Windsor and Kensingtcn gardens on Sun. day, is announced, Lord Braybrooke has erected a mural monument inl the chancel of saffron W9aden church, to the memoro of his two ...

... | There hore been vqricue report 9 respecting the cruel treatment of the wounded Britibh soldiers bv the Rus- sians. The following interestisg history, receired hi a letter from the Crimea, wtl show that this cruelty iN notalweys employed:- CRIMEA, Sept. 1S-Lieutensat Mossy, who only joined the head. q uorters of the regasirrmenrt lately, a Cdicb. by faced yeuth of sisteel years of erge, led ...

... I INC&I~Sfi CAXATIoN OFPXB-din 'VICTUALLLfB. '-On Tneoday afternou, a gelti-al neetiug of lieened I ?? . .. .. . . -, .. .I A vietuallers was held at the ifq'iestriaon tavern, Black. riars-read, for the purpose of taking into consideration a proposed assessment by tlse inland revenue, imposing B new tix upon licensed victuallers. Mr. Barris the treastirer cf the Defence as-ocintion, who was ...

... The probable increase of the domestic happiness of imperial husband and wife has been solemnly avouched by the 3foiotiteurr. Further, ia this fact, France is promised a fresh pledge of security. We are to have another illustrious Parvenus,-a little one. The childless Count de Chambord may condescend to look sourly disdainful at the intelligence; and even the Duke de Nemours may treat the ...

... TE1 GARDNN.-Br Ka. Gx3xx. SUASONA3Lli GkBDENIXG Ofal b t sanons we ca3 remember, nat one haa been so prellae of varmin. We have seen whole fields. of cabbages with scarcely a lee! that has not been eaten ilte holes; and ail attempts to clew them have been fruitless. Nor do we. know iven a smtull gerdea that ha3 Rot satlered. Brussels proute,bro f all sort, yong greens and old one-, seem ...

... The death of Sir William Malesworth is a na- tional loss. We may, with no great difficulty, fill his place for Southwark, but how supply his loss in the Cabinet? His death is a grief that will tell upon the very heart of England; for England prized and admired the man, so truly, so wholly her son. The very highest, the very noblest elements that make the English worthy; that give to England ...