... CORRESPONDENCE a Pl~ I p UBLIC ROADS. C L TO THE EDITP OF THESON COICLET ST THEYO will oblige by insertingthe following relIS rk tpprvu,-9Th0, public roads in the township I i Rnoxtnapaaving be ome so much out of of Reskethbwith-BOCCoDsa~ll ;n to to to got inconvenience of the ratepayers and ciI th tubo ine grene, thti sh~ta ?? come hi tothe i nogtbicefthe surveyors orat district, in abrder ...

... The last surviving son of Mozart died a few days ago at Milan. FIRE.-Six houses were burnt down at Stratford, Essex, early on Sunday morning last. The fire was caused by a spark from a candle. A correspondent of the .iustrcded Nfewrs complains that it is proposed to demolish the old palace of Kying John, on E S~tepney Green. It is on record that a parliament wvas. held in it 700 years ago. ...

... ~ive~w0~ ~gr~nx~. ~4ALUS 1'OPETLI LF~X ~t1PREMA At a Privy Council held at Windsor on Saturday, Parliament was ordered to be fur- .ther prorogued from the 18th instant to the I 13th of January. The order does not say for the despatch of business. In reply to a memorial to the Government a from the Greenock Chamber of Commerce, I the Earl of Malmesbury has replied that he regrets to say that ...

... MULTI-. IN PAR-O. on On Friday, a proposal to levy a church rite was to defeated at Bryin6, near Wre ham. he George Lister, a member of an oddfellows' lodge at Wakefield, has beeni taken into pastedy, charged with forging the nam of fourmoney ?? .he a The rumour current for some days, to the effect that Lord Naas is to leive Ireland,. gain--g ground. His lordship, it- is said, will go to ...

... I . T I mai I- - - - LATEST PARTIcuLAIW. Charles Franklin and Thomas Johwson were imne. diately removed from Hull to Beverley, and thence ato BB op Burton. They were taken into the pre- tG sence of the two wounded keepers, and were identifie&, :e by Godless, who, it will be remembered, received a shot in the abdomen. The prisoners were then conveyed back to Beverley, charged before a bench of ...

... FEARFUL ACOiDET ON!0 THE9 IORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.' found ,, He The engine of the elevex o'clock train from New- B . castleto Shields Fand :Sunderland, after leaving the uente Felng station, broke down in a deep cutting ap' brdgd preaching a long tunnel which runs ben6ath the IN with lage of Heyworth, , Atthe moment the engine broke 13 ct re- down, the driver and guard'knew that a heavy ...

... I The necessary notices have been given by the solicitors of the East Lancashire and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Companies, of their intention to apply to p-ria ment next session for an act to authorise the ?? of the two concerns. It is, we learn, intended that the bill authorising this junction shall be of the same chatactcr as the one presented last session, which passed the House ...

... . The usual fortnightly meethig of the Industrial Schools In committee was hoil yesterday in the boardhowu of tho ok establishenut at Kirkdale. IMr. N. Jones iresided. and the following gentlemen were also present:-Messrs. Cropper. d Jacksou Willliams, Chesncy, Baiitolw, Syred, Cocko, andt !d, Turner. on Air. Coates, the governor of the schools, reported that tbe I ts, nossber of uhildaen in ...

... NOMINATION OF HIGH SHE FFS :FORA' 859..- .l . over- lan OnFriday, being the:morrow'if .St. hartih the ciIan-. -i he cellor of the Eixeeqauer, -,'companied, bj several.me'itier', y of ?? Counoil; repaired,' accofding totanczent customs f ng to the Pourt of Exohequei, to presideat the no natior of' . to high 1ieriffs for the new.year. , The Queen's-llezembraiucei) a did read ever the names as ...

... IMPORTANT TO MEMBERS OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.- At the Chorley County Court, on Thursday last, 'before Mr. W. A. Hulton, John Marsden, farm servant, of Hogh- ton, claimed 149. from Henry Backhouse, one of the stewards of the Withnell Mill Sick Club, being a fort- night's sick pay as member of the society.-Mr. Richard- son, of Bolton, appeared for the ?? plaintiff, who said he could neither read ...

... ?? .: ?? ?? own- ?? 'Injreinthe immigration Oue questi6oi nbiaead osss f ,mmes vin 5Up17to e kpt n reserve b Wth bakers. The' pricipl rtile blges all the Uer~s'n !the, towns, a in Ietoej the appendix to the dectreesto ?? tok'e uva to theisb mafatrofbeddrn wed the last three montbi. ;Te 'sueond 'adtcedofes talote dutyipl ofu deterniixng; after co sutation with the omemuncia athe nisraton irs, ...

... 0 its f The premises of Mr. John M'Farlane, grocer, tiis i. Duimbarton, wore destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. 's The flames spread to the neighbouring premises of ret .e Mr. Boyd, who, in attempting to save some property, the [s lost his way in the smoke, feTI, and broke his neck. res s At a meeting of the magistrates of Queen's County, trs l- the other day, a sum of upwards of 21000 was ...