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... PRIZE CATTLE.-RESULTS OF FEED[NG. I (Fi0o72 tome 01nP % A (Front the Globe.) 'ked Any one who has visited the shows of the Smithfield and Cattle Club for the last few years must have perceived the great improvement in the condition of the beasts one hich have been far less uulvielly and helpless thai the proverbial prize ox of Thomas -lfood's day ; but the cun- change that has taken place is ...
... The subjoined deposition and letter, having reference to a presumed submarine convulsion observed near the Azores in November'last, have been received at the Ad- rmiralty:- British Vice Consulate, Terceira, Dec. 21. Sir,-I have the honour to enclose a copy of a document obtained at my request frotn Ir. William Cook master of the British schooner Estremadura, of Glasgow. It appears that he ...
... THE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY ON THE I INDIAN CRISIS. A special meeting of the Church Missionary Society was fly held on Tuesday at Exeter 1-all. The hall was full. The .or Archbishop of Canterbury occupied the chair; and there were likewise present the Bishop of London, the Bishop of of Winchester. the Bishop of Norfich, Bishop Carr (late C. Bishop of Bombay), the Earl of Chichester, Lord E. ...
... WRECK OF THE CATHERINE ADAMSON, I LOSS OF TWENTY-ONE LIVES. it - . to - _ - I Early on Saturday morning, October 24th, Sydney was thrown into a state of considerable excitement and alarm. The loss of the ill-fated Dunbar, with so many familiar friends and acquaintances gone in her total wreck, but nine weeks previously, was still fresh to memory. And now the Catherine Adamson, the Queen ship ...
... FOREIGN FITISCELLATTY, The .nost trirgrent measure, says a lutter frotu Warsli'v in h1e Augsburg *G; tte, I'';vc been again enior ed at th'e £cl'sh- ussi~n frontiers, to prevent i.tE expor ation G go!d anl1 silver front Poland, where the com- merc al cr sis is sensibly lelt at presat,' Ite Duike of Biunswo -, onl aturday, caused a prose- c -tnion to be instituted before the Tribunal of ...
... ?? E:Awi' J;'DIA (: iM PANV At a mclilo~ of -,he Corstap sy, at the Ees- o 1di's I loe,, held (I \Yeduezilay' a petittorl of ?? the fo! lowi , are some of tist p) '0015 e., lits beeii o.-a-c l for ?? tat iso to Pat] a (01tie - That tule folundatiolns Of the Illdia, Eni(pCr Ver 1id b in your petitioners, at thiat tilco~ neither aided 'or corl re led ly Parlia ment, at hot ame pericni ii - ?? ...
... , X MR, COBDEN ON REFORM IN PARLIAMENT 1 Mr. Willans, the Chairman of' Mr. Cobden's Com- mittee at the last election for Huddersfield, has t' received the following letter from the hon. gentle-. c man t Midhurst, Jan. 11. b My dear Sir,-It is not asay to persuade ourselves that I if the whole of the ratepayers are admitted to the franchise we shall not be subjected to the tyranny of the ...
... COMMITTAL OF A L&DY FOR OBTAINING B MONEY BY FALSE PRETENCES. I n-est The magistrates of Bath have committed Mrs. Mary Weston --'Ghie upon the charge of obtaining from Mr. Wigins, a land surveyor, estate agent, and negotiator of money loans in 1hat city, by certain false and fraudulent representatious, two surne of 301. and 2501. respectively. Mr. Slack conducted the prosecution, and Mr. T. W. ...
... PRUSSIA, PAT AInD PRESEiT-TE 's0YAL', Jthrus ' . :, TO TEE EDrron or OTyNOLDS s 1IRWSPAPO'E ,. *Sra,-Voltaire, whenii tirit of improvirug the lame verses of his. ?? of Piussia, likened, his empire, to a pair of garters. The (OsnparOr was jatirical, s.d suggested in an instant the m eanness of, the territory,.of the Prussianen-lr.. Frederick ~Wa, like most other Second and third rate men, ...
... HAVEWCK'LAST:-ATWM I'le tollowing -s a description of ?? March from Cawupore to Lucknow::- *Eixkow, October 21. On- Saturday, the 19th -wele6ft Cawunpore, with the idea that no- time was tohbe lost inv reaching Luckuow, leat weaehould betoo late-to relieve oar unfot1u afe Coontry- Man.- Wo-were roused -from o`.- 1leep bfi brracke abent half-past two by the-reveilee, and were soon s31 dresed ...
... * GMMEVRA3 iDOMESTIC NEWS. a: Judme Moore, of the Irish bench, is iying danger- | The rl-ir of Morle 'has resigned the colonelecy. of c the South Devon Militia, which is lordship has held since 1845. , TEI; STAFF COLLEGE, HEonsa Guiaaj, DEc: 29.- E 'Notice is hereby given that the competitive exail: - nations for admission to the Staff College -will be t, held at Burlington-house, Piccadilly, ...
... F. THE COUNTY FINANCES. A ?? the EDITOR of the HASU'swncE TELEGIAPn in - ?? County Treasurer has recently issued a of printed statement of his accounts for the year ending don the 29th of September last, These accounts pro- 1 fess to have been regularly examined by the F inance Committee, and formally allowed by the Court of id Quarter Sessions; but their contents appear to be, in many ...