... INVUKBENTS A1?D OLD EGUSES. To aseE ?Qf the Eriat5?l Ms??ur?i S?iIs? thire?n?epeeiat re?doa ?rhy the 'iz?eun Oof St. ?? the ?? offariog?jfrom the Town ? ?uth'?tpijs1,whi1'?iI ?hsuspb*utavetos?e?n?'i055 fk?tlt?ame ?tseiath0'b6?tWey4'lWycau? 'WmeyIa?said 'iIIM'the parish is ?? chn?ch1e'?8 large be b?4r a' nodonbt the seats are oaci?iedby those ?? ?wonId be ?iii?uig tile .bor?ngh fns?d.? Thab ...

... SATURDAY, M4EcH 5, 1859., TARE DERBYI'TEb DIJSF8ANC.HISEMENT1 BIL4L. :;WE did not expect a good Reform Billifrom Mr. 'Disraeli,: 3 and it iskwell that we did not, for he hias given us a veryE .bad one. It reminds one, indeed, of a celebrated jointof f roast mutton which excited'tbe anger of Dr. Johnson on i . b~is~lst journey to Oxford, and whbich he affiarmed, With 'characteristic energy, ...

... FRtANCE. 'The Mtmaieur of Sunday contains the foflowting - On;'Xb 'the 22nd-inst. Cardinal Antonelli aninounced to the ?? asj baissadors ?? anl Austristhat thei~ope, ~eloving -hisi auth'or~itr 'sitrong ehoui ?? pae it his T dominions,*,,onpiicers hisa ownl poye'e>sufficjient't'o warran~t as the iecurity of his throne, and that cionsequ~ently his 2 HoIihwesis was ready to enter into ...

... ?? HOUSE OIl' LOEDS??TnouSOAT..M? ?* thi Their lordebipt eat at ?? o'clock. .: - ? Rarf tihBZ'lu' presenting a petition Coniplaintag Oft recent trial at HOi3g?EOflg. uked'for the particulars of the case. CII I *, Lord CARNARVON sald?tho ?? was only. parl of a?muoh? iargeroaae;. and deolined to give an opinion on the subject ? untlithe tvhele use befo?e'hl? Tt The Duke Of ABGYLZ who' had w ?? ...

... -, ? DISTRI? ?EWS. ?? market at Y?c?Il ito pen?,?e5t?d8Y (Frlday),?whin a dinner w4?? tak?'plscie In townhq?li? under tife presidebcyofT. M?asiter, Es?ofBar?viCkb0U5?.' Mr. Godfrey Morgan, M.P., has beeb obliged to leave England for a few weeks, for the recovery of? his health, as ?? froo? the qffeets?of his lte?ev?re.?llfl?s5. kEARL? P(iTATOE5?-Mr. Fhomas, (?lotj?e4er Arni?Inn, ?ar'ner?en, ...

... 5QMR?FIT?O?NTRAL EAILWAY. :1 BXTE1¶aIO?T4F?Ta? LINE TO WELLS. ?1 Th?rsd?* Jest Was-a btt? -day ?vith ?? idhabit?nts-0f tbe?' '-ancient city of Wellsrai? classes seemidgiy haying combined to ? do honour to ad event ?? from which is almost s? incalouiubie-ViS-, the coanexion of zhe 'tc7wn with ?? net-work of ralirO?5 which now intersects, the ?? in ttl ? every directiOll, -by - the'.extenalon of ...

... ?3??t0tOI. ?? ?SATU1iDAY, A(4lwn ?, 1859. For as variety lof ?? andi Domnesti. in 'News, see the SYPPIeet . hra Th' 2'e Circulottirn of the BRSlTrOLj MERCsRY duri y 1858 was Upwordtb of SIX THiOUSAND per Weeh, otl 'andexrceeded that of any,'previouisyear. The M'RCRURY PIV hats for many yeatrs ?? been thze Leading Paper in- h thge West of England. ro BRiSlTOL Suo;B- MAa>ET, 1l1'rch 4.-Market ...

... FRO?( OUR eORRESL?ONDE!?TS. R?WPORT.?TasrnMON1AL TOA. Mwzm?.UOn Thuriday ? week a1?out eoo?of the wembers and ceingregation of the Baptist Citapel, at Piq.coraer. l?ash, hearNe*puei, who have received for some time pant the gr&tuitous ?? of the 11cr. Mr. Jackeou? Baptist pastol?, of tiserleon, presented to him, ? after the sermon, a puree of money; Mr. Edward Morgan, ? farmer, taking occasion ...

... VIGTII4ISINGA FARMER. K Ml. MILES IN A 1?EW CIIAItACTER. Ooe'of the most e?reglO555 'instances of'slmplicity s?e ever remember to have heard of oecurrea iii our clty?on ?Tueed9y, when a farmer of '?oroeraetshJre ?s ?lbtimip?i1tc tbe'e?etpnt of £50. ThifsOtsOf the caee? which are 4s a ei?aethey'are ? singular. cre- es-follow ?? the'vili?ge of Walton; not f? fr6m g Cieve?on, &llB g tolerablj ...

... --NTAL LECosrssi iTURE. ?? Rev Tha A.z~si~ heatookter, tbat erector on d aefe- o .otht~i' Thrhs hc~heCofsinl, as poationted to b oe pnrO~dintO e delieredthem(ehers). Pennwe.the laceureerensd) lectiner Chbriaha boit byf virew tuber ootnteth of repetane.St.r ?? had eid, 'onfea yourfa hit onetoanoith~erlandcpra binedfo aotbe ecbject yoftsni'thediscurew* Thadattrahed aalcn immense bsdeaiatboritye ...

... MlINISTERIAL CRISIS. THE complete reconstruction of whbich ministerialists and their scribes have recently been talking with such ptofundity and ostentation has scarcely turned up 'where wee expected to find it. The complete reconstruction of the navy simply means the building oftfour ships instead of two. The ?? complete reconstruction of the Constitu- tion has proved to be a still ...

... ?? ? .1 . ?? T Xo Atee Editor -of ;-Be ristol Mercury. Sft-.~I fully, bnont I~ the views eicprobadd hi~' 5.wrlter In your papeir ecensly. wkithoepect to tbe desfirabliltityof opening I I . I a ?? betweenH.U'doro554tre4t and Stipliton;. soad. -The preneat oae ia the ,mosS:narrow and Inconvepient 6oncelvuble, andeconsidering -theI -Importanoe of the traffic -be- tween'the twoplaces, tbe ...