... THE EMPEROR AND EXPRESS OF THE FRENOH N ENGLAND. ? : | The Emperor and Empress left St, Cloud at an -early. hour on Wednesday morning' week; and, at Havre, a grand municipal entertainment wetsgiven tb them. It was nearly ten at night when they left Havre in the' imperial steam yacht La Reine Hortense. In their passage across the channel every variety of weather,. from clear moonlight to-'a ...

... t 13 a r t V, 8 a e l. y a ae a ri b, 1, 2 1 .1 91 7 .1 t I rI 1I 3 1 i III II I LI II r I I EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON RAILWAYS. FROM EXETER-WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. _ ?? A2 1&2 1 A2 I&:1281,;|12 3& 1A1 l&2 fo 412, .ciasotclasoelo class rlass class] eass' dssceao0 elas ctaslrl'ass class 0. M.15.. 55.5.55. P.M. P. x5 PP 06jP . A.M . A M.Y P. i f P.M . P.M . E x eter ?? 4 3 I0 1 3 0 1 0 3 ...

... Sir Henry Somerset, Commander-in-Chief of the Bombay army, who has been' directed to assume the command of the tueen'a and the Honourable Company's forces in India, until farther orders, served in the Peninsular campaigns of 1813, 1814, and 1815, under the Duke of Wellington, in- cluding the -battles of Vittoria, Orthes, Toulouse, and Waterloo. During a protracted service on the frontiers ofi ...

... This i A STRUGGLE FOB A LIVING. . denot TO TUIE EDTORS OF TUH LIVERPOOL MERCURY. peopl X Gantlenmen,-That very many have experienced the op. midst pression of an injudious administration of the Income Tax the 8 Act is acknowledged by all. I venture to intrude upon your c., time and space, to suggest the necessity for some pubdo effort to get at some system of estimating profits upon trade as ...

... . . , ?? . . . .. ?? ?? ?? 1 ?? - - - -. ?? .. . Tar COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT ASUTON-UND~rtLYNE. flu ~-On Saturdasy, the aedjourned inqlairy on the deaths of co tu39 personsa who lost their lives at the colliery explosion Btu at A41htou-undor.Lyne wins concluded after a long inveg- ?? tigaition, and the examination. ol witnesses, who deposed ?? tat thy osidered thle air in tho pi was good. Tue to ...

... At Lavenham, a few days ago, a church rate was carried only by the casting vote of the chairman. Oa Monday, Mr. Gaugh addressed a numorous gather- ing of the friends of temperance at Sadbrook-park. Y At an early hour on Saturday morning last, a steam Y tug vessel, lying at the Nore, took fihe, and was almost ,8 wholly destroyed. y The first stone of a new lighthouse for the Needles has just ...

... YORKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL I .. I' I I I SOCIETY. I FOI F1I1188S.-.At the Yorkshire meebing the ollowing were awarded : brownn 185 hunterss io sors; second, 5 sovs-1, Dagobert, rpown, b iu Ionby ?? r, J Batty, Bishop Mouckton. Hirl)), bred 'by t Duke of4 g Riehmniond ; 2, Spen C er, bay. f '18,52, s Cotberstoise ed by' Einilins, T Mafl~eld, Thirkieby Bridge, ThirCk, bred by Colone Archsboj. 13 ...

... I I n fr(THURSDAY JfORYING'S EXPRESS.) d (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) d IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA. DELHI NOT TAKEN. r The steamcer Bomlay arrived at Trieste on the 12th e August, at eleven o'clock, a. M., in 118 hours from Alex.- d ALEXANDRIA, August7th.-Tho mails per Hindostan o from Calcutta leave to-day. The Jura sailed yesterday if' with the Bombay mail~s. Date; of ...

... Delhi is still in the possession of the insurgents. According to the latest authentic accounts, which were to the 16th of June, General Sir Harry Barnard was waiting for reinforcements. Rumours of the capture of the city had, indeed, been communicated on two occasions to the Bombay government by their agent at Indore, but these rumours were not confirmed. The Bombay government received on the ...

... FLORENCE, FLOREpcC, AUGusT 5.-There is a story of an Im- perial Highness waltzing thrice in the same evening with an English lady at the Court of Berlin. She naturally felt, and frankly expressed herself highly flattered by the cornplifent. I didnot intend it as a compliment was the answer. Then, said the lady somlewhat rebufied, your Iigintess must be very fond of dancing. I detest ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDllBURGH FOR *~ U-LNDFRMEKIIONED PLACES. AUGUST 18'57. %, The abbreviations within parenthesis-(CaL), (S. C.), (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and : Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee Railways respectively; and intimate that the trains start from the termini of these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... CDCe ourt. OSBORNE, AuG. 10, Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and Princess Helena, attended Divine Service yesterday morning at Whippinghama Church. The Rev. George Prothero officiated. Their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress of the French left Osborne to-day at half past one o'clock. A Guard of Honour of the Coldstream Gaards was ...