... ' AIR. DIGBY SEYMOUR AND THE NEWCASTLE BAR. Mr. Digby Seymour, as is not unknown in Hull, was rewarded by a grateful, liberal government, for his services, by the Recordership of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Even sinme his entrance upon that offico lie states, and our readers will readily believe, lie has failed to meet with the usual sympathy and support of the bar. At the Michaelmas assizes, on ...

... amistvid Lgfws. DUDLEY. Tire FiXT MAYOR-TO flit Editor Qf ilLS Daily~p~oist-Sir,-On Friday, October 20th, 1858, some fifty or eixty- gentlealten will bre summoned to attend the Dudley Court Leet frteproeo electing a fit and proper person to fulfilti te important office of Mayor for this borough. The last twenty yearm' practice ill titlls matter has ohown that the office of Mayor of Dudley has ...

... . d A STEPSON WALKING IN THE v STEPS'OF HIS STEPFATHER. d {Ear fli m: | Y qi Y' | *; (From the irtne&.) to Every one remeinbers' the eareer of the now noto- ge ''1rious Colonel Waugh! We seem still to see the 1 crowds of carriages with emblazoned panels that I e impeded the highways of Kensington, we seem still tii ito hear the buzz of sunalltalk that throughout an f' society prqceaed'every ...

... Mr. Rime has oni attractive programme for his thil People's Concert to-morrow evening, thle rrrtistes wi being fir-st-rate metropolitan vocaliss and instra-. E d ureritalists. Co Mr. ilengler, the moet popular equestrian manegor 101- that ever visited Liverpool, will open his grand (1~ iru-rie sxn-ictd to-morrow evening with a numerous err and talented company of equestrians, acrobats, tls ...

... SOUIAL OU120L l of it that (1raOM OUR LIVERPOOL CORSRESPONDENIT.) call 9, in ?? Monday, Oct. 17. rent aswekwas a period of great interest and import- T g mance in~ the general history of Liverpool. This town of t] and having been selected as the place of meeting for the ineE ,for second annual Congress of thle National Association foroft the Promotion of Social Science, it was visited by a ...

... DREADFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT-FOURTEEN . '-LIVES LOST. A DUEAflPUL colliery accident occurred on Wednesday at the Primrose Colliery, worked by a company of whliich Messrs. Morgan & Lewis -aro the principal owners, and situate near Pontardawe, nine miles from Swansea. Two hundred men were in tile pit'woen the accidentoccurred. The men went to work at si& o'clock on Wcdnesday morning, and about ...

... The tolloaiog is the paper read by the Rev. Dr Begg before the Social Economy Section in the Na- tional Association for the promotion of Social Science on Friday last:- ;; In so far as the towns of Scotland are concerned, there are no features of very marked peculiarity. The same physical degradation which characterises districts of all the large cities of Britain, perhaps reaches its maximum ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFICE2PACKET BOATS. OCTOBER 13. Destinations. SOUTI1AMPTON STATN. Portugal, Spain,.and ?? Malta, Egypt, Man-) ritius, Ceylon, In dhli.-1 Gibraltar, Penang, Sin ?? Britis1i Colonies in WV. Indies (except l Honduras & Baha- mas), Foreign Co- lonies,&c. in West lndies (except Ha- vana), California VenezUela, New Granaua, Chili, anl PerlGreyTn, (St. Jllan d'Nica- ragua) ?? - - ...

... 1 i2 I .- 1 ?? ?? ..1 . i-.- - I 1, BlY ELECTRIC~ TELEGRAPH. IIN D)IA. A 5-larseilles detsiatch, says4 1100 mjen of the two reglimients which revolted at M- torltan arc killed. This news must be received withi caution, as the EIAt India Douse despatch stated 400, and the Marseilles reports of India news are .S generally exaggerated:. rl 0 FO0R _iTG N IN-T E L I (I1N CE. F RA NC.E.-It is x ...

... WHALE HUNT.-An exciting scene was wit- nessed in Wick Bav a few days ago. About nine in the morning a pretty numerous shoal of whales were eeen to enter between the headlands, and to disport themselves in all parts of the bay, innocent of their close proximity to the shore. Immediatelv on their appearance boats put out from the harbour and river-mouth, manned by ex- temporiaed crews, who, ...

... getoprt oral Intelligent* THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. — Great expectations were raised at Newport, on Wednesday night, in consequence of its becoming known that His Royal Highness would pass up from Pembroke Dock by the mail train. Many thought the Duke would stay at Newport all night, that he might visit Crumlin on Thursday; but when the train arrived, the only parsonage who loft the train was Sir ...

... SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 11. CATTLR—Beasts, 5,826; Sheep and Lambs, 24,382; Calves, 141; Pigs, 350.—Beef, 3s 10d to 4s 10d; Mutton, 3s lOd to 4s lOd; Veal 3s 8d to 4s f d; Pork, 3s 4d to 4s 2d. Beasta JM per cent. head lower; Sheep and Lambs cheaper. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, TUBSDAY, OCT. 12. Grain market steady. Wheat in fair request at the foil rates of last week, Floar in moderate ...