... I VISITORS AT GSRMSTON PARK. -The following distiugnisbed party were the gueits of Lord Londes borough, at Grimstoiu Park, during the York Races:- The Earl and Countess of Chosterfield and Lady Evelyn Stanhope, the Duchess of Somerset and Lady Ulrioa Seymour, Sir Robert and Lady Emily Peel, the Earl of lincoln, the Ho,. Admiral Roes, Mr Gerard Sturt, M.F., Mr Richard Sutton, Capt. Randolph, of ...

... 1ie' 7w s GilcT~nVAo._ rodeoD , 1T has always been regarded as an indispen- regul 1 as sable condition of an Income Tax, in order to prevent with atbhe it from being absolutely intolerable to persons engaged when Ad Dr. in trades or professions, that the returns made by the purcl mtoaa) tax-payers of the amount and particulars of their bly : ret n'sincomes should be kept secret. There are many ...

... FBANCE. I PARIq, Friday. . The majority of the board of directors of the Bank of it France have rejected to-day the proposition for lowering the i- rate of discount to five per cent. PARIS, Friday Evctin.qi. The Afconiteur of this morning announces that France a has obtained an authorization from Baden to construct a d permanent bridge over the Rhine, between Strasburg and Kehl. The Imperial ...

... 'h111'P1FlNDN, NEAR HALIFAX.-A correSpondent'ne,, reotultic writes-- The beautiful aced picturesque vale of Rflpon- ices not bec den was on Friday evening Iast overwhelmed by a catueenity i~fe and psr, , Yceeded only by the ever ieneorable Holmnfirth catastro- days of the phe, although happily unattended by such a fearful less of day evening life. The loss of property., however, has been very ...

... ire. ble (B Y BRITISH & IRILSH MIA GNETIC TELEGRA PH LI; Oflfe, 6, Bond-street, Leeds.) ye, by INDIA.-THE EXPECTED NEWS. iof .The Seeond editions of the Tiesse and Daily News have 396 appeared without the--anxiously expected telegraphic de- F of spateh from Trieste. It is to be inferred, therefore, that t up- the Austrianf steamer, which leaves Alexandria onl tile arrival of the Overland Mail, ...

... LOSS OF FORTY LIVES. h A fearful explosion, attended with serious loss of h life, occurred on Friday, at the Heys Colliery, Mossley-road, ti Ashton-under-Lyne, belonging to Messrs. Ken worthy t1 Brothers. There are five seams in the colliery, two only of which were being worked, namely, those known as the two- o feet mine, and the new mine. There are three shafts-one P up cast and two down ...

... I I HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.-Thie day her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and some of the Royal children and suite will leave the Southern Hetropolis for their annual Scottish tour. Leaving King's Cross Station at 8 a.mn., they will proceod along the Great Northern line to York. where the Royal train may be expeuted abost one o'clock. Her Majesty, as in previous years, will enterthe ...

... LEEDS, BRADFORD, AND HALIFAX JUNOTION RAILWAY. con- The report of the directors of this undertaking, to be to be resented to the shareholders at the quarterly meeting, h ad to be l~eld at Bradford to-morrow (Friday),16states that the fall; Ardsley branch is now completed, and that the directors piaim only await the opening of the Bradford, Wakefield, and wing Leeds Railway, in order to ...

... FOREIGN AND OLONIAL. INDIA. While awaiting the arrival of another mail, wO can only give extracts from the numerous private letters which arrived by the last. The Time;, in its Stock Exe.1rainge news, gives an extralft 'of a, letter from Point de Galle, dated 2nd July, in which the writer mentions the receipt of the following news from his brother, anl officer in the 37th Regiment : Delhi is ...

... NWORTLEY (SUEFFIELD) AGRICUIUTURAL I ?? SOCIETY. The an', kln,[ ~ f the Wor0I`c'tY Agricultural So~ci t' ok place On bontda.V; and tiie very largo nitmber of alite `.ra were favoured by; reaily brilliant weathaer to isui Spect, the fine asseuiblitge of sto:'c, &c., brought for com~peti tin'A, Altogether we dl not renlember, onl any previous occa- 5trin, to have seen Ole Wortley annual ...

... Thier association has commenced its Procedi& une nh ost favourable auspices. The country gentry ?? Tegeneral committee met on Wednesday at the Royal O Dublin Society. There was a numerous attendance. The chair seas taken by Dr. Daubeny. General Sabine read an ~rinteresting, report, having reference to the proceedings taken by the Association, in pursuance of the resolutions adopted at their ...

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