... . ?? .v 1 -v , 1 - MooIt's AMERICAN FLOATING BALL WASHING MA. m a CHINE.-We are indebted to the Americans for the intro te duction into English homesteads of several articles which di al contribute to domestic comfort and convenience, and now be d another inventioni has found its way hither from across m s the Atlantic which conies within the same category. Some two or three years, ago one ...

... LINE-STREET WARD. bO GREAT MEETING oF THE FRIENDS OF MR J. it ho I l. JEFFERY, LAST NIGHT.I its A meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. J. F,, Jefry of the opponent of MIi' . J. B. Lloyd in the caudiditure lor the r-Z da e-presentation of Lime-sltreet ward in the town council, took vo 10 place last evening, in the Freemasons' Halil, Lime-street. The ?? was densely crowded, end there ...

... MILTIJM IN PARVO. Mr. Bright, M.P. for Manchester, is sejournina at Liandudno for the benefit of his health. Mr. Mayhew estimates that a London pickpocket com. mits 1250 thefts for every one detecttd. Tho King of Portugal has sent as a present to Prince Albert a magnificent copy of Camoens, elaboratelv orne. mented aud hound in vellum. Last week the births of 782 boys and 757 girls in all b ...

... TIHE NEAPOLITAN QUESTION. Acroardinr to a letter from Naples. dated the 13th i ist., the Kine was still at Gsetai tand apparently still bent ott resistance. Great quantities of ammuontion . tind been taken to St. L hia. anti unt a day passed in which there were n out an:.n of nilitaro' utparstion. The tiublic works at I Itssi i tad been s uspended. and 'Ot prisoners had been transferred from ...

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... SUDBURY ACRICULTUMLI SOCIETY. or (Ab~ridge-1 frrm Frez i.a4dard.) ! IThe niinth Annivicrsiry of this Society was celebrated se on the 17th instirnt, with its usual succes.s. the interest a- taken in the proceedings apparently extending~ through. ! ,out the large district embraced in its operations-aradius' ic of 12 miles round Sudibury-ats evidened by thte rcry nt the labourinir population ...

... 'JUt I-poluirb 3curnal. SATURDAY, OcTouria 11. 1SSG. v It was onre the complaint of a great poet that he wanted ` a hero ; it is the great complaint now vwith rertnin political writers that they want * a topic. In ti, watuit, iowever. ne do notat all participate; or the contfrary sce look uponi it as a subject for sincere coun-,ratktation, for we take it that the Larked absence of those ...

... 'i .. 5.l1 .E ?? Ita brog .1 J tS. I EI I.Esq..,.tit\ oodbridce. - : osr lat wel k J.rl'rsiral that it Watsa the | t1 -,I o f the inhubittiit' of this rountr to N - M- it. in :Irtition to the honor lie h . - .1 ?? srot ?? I'th iniprotventent to i. , ?? n~t,,tin'c1 far'her eitil renbF'I I l t1t;- Xh;(V of Sht of Lontlon nd - Fts 1l ;It .- (Im ner. at WVootdbridge, A a t! .-hi, he l ts re. ...

... SOCIETY VOPV THE PROPAGATION oftheGoSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS. THlE ANNUAL 'MEETINGS AT IPSWIC1i- On Wednesday last the annual rmeetintil Of this vene- rable Societt were held in the Council Chambe Of the TownfHall. Ipswich. Thefirst meetintecommiericed at half-pat two o'clock, wrhen wre observed I a~ CISC plat- form Sir Wms. F. P. Middleton, Bart.. T Chevallier Cobbold Esq.. M.P., the Venerable ...

... : LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. i I I . . I . I Fer some time Mr. Spurgeon has enjoyed an increasing reputation for -what we must even call pulpit farce and pulpit burleague:' the un- fortunate church actor has now assisted at the most terrible tragedy. The appalling cocur- rence-(full details are given elsewhere)of last Sunday casts about tbe name and fame.of .the preacher a lurid halo, ...

... BOMBA9S FANCY. __ -- . ., v: ?? r- _ ,The King of Naples is the object of a pressured-ites the Russian minister in the Russian oircular- not because his majesty has transgressed anyengaementiimposed upon him by treaty towards foreign eourts, but because, in the exercise of his incontestable rights of sove- reignty, be governs his subjects according to his faney. No sane man can be ...

... PROGRAMME .OF.THE SOUTH' . I. :- .. . . - ?? 5 _ _, # ,I The 8outhernea have'upt waited for the existing oriss to' Intimate,- publicly and. privately,., that they mnut fiae thep'robability ofeverance from theNorth; 9ad a, %etain -ampunt of, ?? was therefore ready.1for use wheni the competition 1sr. Kansas began. The greatmeeting at MeinphAisitwo or three years ego,. whl exert ed ine to ...