... TOLL REFORMff. Yesterdav, pursuant to appointinent,s deputation waited upon Lord Palinrston, at Cambridge Heuse, to present a memorial upon the subject of the hardship to which the poorer inhlabitarits of Barking and Blackwall and the pub. lie generally were subjected by the toll peon the Barking Iron-bridge. The deputation consisted of Mr. Wiogfield, M.P., ?? Essex; Dr. Bowkett. Messrs. ...

... Y SABBATH EFENGYLAIDD. d Y 7nae gan hyny orpAwysfa eto yn ol i bobl Y Dduzu. Megys ag yr oedd dydd Sabbath, neu 12 orphwysfa i bobl Dduw, dan y goruchwyliaethau a, blaenorol, y mae eto gadw Sabbath yn ol, yn aros, P i bobI Dduwv dan yr oruchwyliaeth efengylaidd. i' Y niae y geiriau hyn o eiddo yr apostol yn cyn- y nwvs haeriad pendant, fel y sylwa Dwight, bod p cadw Sabbath i barhau yn yr ...

... Ak c(mlot-s illistration of t he enthusiasmi of science wiS exhibited at tile eximmation of' the reimains of' the great surgemon Beliat upon the occasion of their romoval to the Cemotlreo do l'Est. Tho medical congless appointed to 5sn)orintcld the crleinony and attest tlhe i ithenticity of tic remains, awaited in awc d silence their brillillg to lighlt lby the gravedigger, and a lurmitur ol ...

... AmArKt}, *Atth. GWARTHEG. (Ejt. hywvevd mai gwartheg duon ydyw eynnvrch I Efv(log y, cyctan o ucheldiroeddCymru yn agos. Y 1 me~jent yn amnrywio yn ol natur eni tir porfa. Yn y flermy(lduchaf, y tmaent.yn fychain, ond yn galedion. a Fel yr yim yll disgyn yn is i'r dyffrynoedd, so yn 3 cynesu at y pentrefidd, y maent yn fwy.eu maintioli, a a' yn rhagorach anifeihiaid: y mae eu cyflwr hwy yn a ...

... cri The first competition, in connection with this Society, for an the season, was held in the hail of the Aden Arms Inn, Old ki] Deer, on Thursday, 23d inst. The articles brought for- rj ward in the different departments on this occasion were en cqually as numerous, and superior in quality, to any former th July competition. Mr Wallace, gardener, Kinmundy, sent ea for exhibition a stand of ...

... (MV I Mat aO Hillitarly. The Aliquis, freight-ship, Captain Pain, embarked at.Portsmouth, on Saturday morning, the remaining portion of the 3rd Battalion of the Rifle Brigado foi India, ?? Lieutenant-CO)onel Macdonnell C.B.; Captains Lindsay, Stcphens, Deedes, and Eger- ton; Lieutenants Wl'alley, Fortescue, Cragg, and Lasculles; Ensigns Broadbent and Hook, twenty-twc sergeants, three ...

... THE MUTINIES IN THE EAST IDIES. to'W Yesterday a parliamentary return, consisting of Mr. sixty-four pages, was issued, being an appeondix to the Cap official despatches already published relative to the mutinies The in the East Indies. The documents now given consist OnDel chiefly of commusu1nications exchanged between authorities in ttd the Indian army and the secretary to the Indian tho ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JULY 29. Two hundred and thirty officers and men of the 19th Regiment embarked to-day on board the clipper trans- ort Whirlwind. This is the last detachment qf the 19th t *ment for India, This afternoon the Whirlwind was towed out to Spithead, where she anchored. A detachment of the 42nd Itegiment arrived by train, and went out to the Whirlwind, at rpithead, at 6 o clock, this ...

... ( FIDAY MRING, JU CraLY 31. FRID)AY MORNING, JULY 31. | We publish elsewhere an abstract of the latest news Ifrom India brought by the Vectis to Marseilles7 and telegraphed from thence. This intelligence is- not much dissimilar from what came to hand by last mail, the only novel fact being that the late King of Oude has been captured, and is now in prison, and evidence is forthcoming to prove ...

... Om h (From the Banifehire Journal,) us, The fishermen have done little during the week at any of the Ily stations in the North of Scotland. The want of success is om ascribed to various causes, but chiefly to the brightness of the as evenings and the height of the tides. The following are our at reports from the Moray Frith stations for the week ending on 'en Saturday:- tbe BANFr, July 25. ...

... (FromO the nanchester Examiner.) On Monday the 20th, there was a spirited competition for some of thle specimens of early pottery. 1510, a Gres de Flandres jng, sold for £13; 1522, £18, 10s.; 1524, a fine Ma- jolica-dish, £25. 1527, an Urbino cistern, although broken at the foot, brought £50; 1534, an elegant Dresden chandelier, £80; the two latter bought by Mr. Attenborough, of London. ?? ...

... in (From the Illustrated London Newrs.) 5i It is reported at Brussels that her Majesty Queen Victoria, le after visiting the Emperor and Empress of the French early !3 in September, will proaeed to Brussels, where her Majesty will le remain for a few days, on a visit to King Leopold. le Drum-Major William Loomes, 2d battalion Coldstream llGuards, who has for some time past attended at ...