... THR BRAMHALL PARRICIDE. i- Yesterday.,the inquest on the body of the deceased, James Henderson, senior, was resumed by Mr. W. John- son, coroner for the Stockport and Hyde division of Cheshire, at the ...

... I PASTORAL FROM THE RIGHT REV. DR. FUIILONG. Tue following psastol al from the Right Rev. Dr. Fariong, Bishop of Feirns., was read at the different chapols throughout the diocese on Sunday last -- Entsiscortby, Octave of Anniversary of thle Dedi- cation of Churches In Ireland. My DnULYte BFtOVED PEePW.-Mary weeks have not elapsed since I had the hiappluoss of addressing you, and convecying to ...

... TH- ARY Brevet MArjor the Hon. F. J. C. Freke, 2d Life Guards, hop succeeded Clptain MIiddleton, 7th Dyrag on Gnuarda, qs Aide. ?? to General Lord iI aton. Captain the Hlun. E. P -Iastiugs, who Eo gallantly distin- gulihed himself under Major Eyre (bI whom be was most honourably mentioned In his deepa(olh to government), in the expedition to the relief of Arrah, Is bratlihr to the Earl rf ...

... DIR. SPURGEON ON IND)IA. On Wodne-day-ihe day of humiliation-Mr,. Spurgcon preached in tl e Triuscep£t of the Cryslal Palace to an nudienser of 23.6ii4 persnp. Selecling fcr his text a part of the 9th verse of the Gth chapter of Bilicai- lirsia ye the rod, and vho hath appointed b-ho opened hii discoures hy stating that this world was not t/ie ?? for the punishuienit of Eill; it might be a ...

... Aid ydym yn ystyried ein hanain yai qyfrifol am syniadau ei v gohtebwyr, ye eu Ilythyrau atom fel g olygwyr. A AT DYSGWYLIWR. v MR. DYSGWYLIWR, v Pwy bynag ydach chi, a phle bynag rydach chi 'n byw, ' mae 'n myddangos i mi ych bod yn ddyn go gall; canys Y rydach chi 'n deyd ych bod chi 'n hoffi fy llythyre i yn y d FAtEB ynfawr. Wel,mi rydwine'nihoffinhw, ami fydda n i'n meddwl yn wastad mod i ...

... [ODDI YVRTr E21 GOHEBYDD.1 rar [7ODDI YVRTr E21 GOHEEBYDD.] rf. trh LLTJNDAIN, Dydd Lbt~n. ir F Dydd Fn pr yd d'i effeithiait-y Pqheqetlau ;-.AIf. y, Spurg/eou yn2 y Palas Gwojdr-yr -en Ganfed-y n- Lasyliad tuaq at y Relief Fund ;-y Dargak~,iyddiad , gerot Pow a y n1 y dydd ympryd yr wythuos ddiweddaf yn sier o ateb un dyben pur bivysig o leiaf. Iyny yw, yr di effeithia er ein dwyn fel teyrnas ...

... ~~~~~~~w Xn tp xu(tg tr HYDREF 14, 1857. nt WEDI El CGOFRESTRU oW HAN'FON I WLEDYDD TEAMOB. a -Geltir anZon y FANEU i America neu Awestralia, trly ac roddi stamp llythyr ceiniog arni, pa un bynagflfdd stampn h y Uywodraeth arnifel newyddiadur ai peidio. I A I I 1 1 . . . NID anmhriodol, efallai, a fyddai i ni gymmeryd golwg ar hyn eto, a hyny pan y mae miloedd o'r Prydeiniaid wedi llwyr ...

... ,YR YMBIERAWDWYR YN STUTTGART. a TYNWYD SYIW y teyrnasoedd yr wythnos cyn y ddiweddaf at gyfarfyddiad ymweliadol ymher- 1 awdwyr Ffrainc a Rwssia f'u gilydd yn Stuttgart, prif ddinas Wurtemberg-teyrnas fechan yn yr Almaen. Mawr oedd y dyfalu pa amcanion o bwys oedd mewn golwg; a rhai a ddaroganent fod rhyw ganlyniadau mawr i Ewrop i ddeillio v mewn canlyniad. Pe buasai y ddau benadur hyn - yn ...

... I FATAL AcCIDENT ON THE LONDONDEPRY AND EX- NISIULLEN RAILWAY.-An accident of a very strange and serious nature occurred on the Londonderry and tioniskillen railway on Friday evening. The up mail train to Dublin left the Derry terminus as usual, at seven p.m., and proceeded in safety till abodt four miles from this city, when the engine-driver perceived something white before him on the line. ...

... The writers who are favoured with the orders of absolute governments are generally, it must be owned, ingenious men. They find manage- able material where free men see only so much unwieldy nonsense. Arguments spring, in their happy brain, from the airiest trifles. They de uct the fall of a great empire from a police row. They are mice who bring forth moun- tains. We are surprised to find that ...

... TnE QUEEN'S VISIT To HABDO-1I0USE.-It is F'OTo definitely arranged that the Queen is to honour the Earl of Aberdeen. with a visit to Haddo-house on Tuesday, the 13th inst. Her Majestywill leave Bal- moral about nine o'clock, and post the journey to Ballater by the Deeside-road, thence strike off be- twixt Ballater and Abo3 ne, by the way of the villages of Tarland and Monymusk, and across the ...

... I -r FRANCE-In anticipation of the meeting of the legislative assembly, various bills are now being pre- pared at the different ministries, for examination by the council of state. The mint is also busily occu- pied in striking the medals for the new deputies. These medals serve as a passport for the bearers, giv- ing them admission to the ministries, public estab- lishments, and official ...