... I-relanD. THE TIPPERARY ESTATES of Count Chabot were sold in the Landed Estates] Court on Friday in twenty-five lots, the whole producing £ 40,000. The rates of purchase were extremely high, beyond, in some instances,' the average prices realised in the land market. THE LATE WILLIAM FAG AN, ESQ., M.P for Cork, has left an estate of £2,000 a year, and £51,000 to his second son. His eldest son ...

... THE HOME CIRCUIT. — Baron Martin and JOST^ QFOWDCR NORFOLK.—Sir Frederick Pollock and Justice Wig^ THE MIDLAND CIRCUIT. — Justice Erie and Just^ Williams. OXFORD.—Justice Willes and Justice Byles. THE WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Justice Crompton and Bramwell. THE NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Baron Watson and Joav^ Hugh Hill. NORTH WALES.-Sir Alexander Cockbutfi. SOUTH WALES.—Baron Channel. Lord CampbeU will remain ...

... N A K'B £ sfl-ii7 PETTY SESSIONS. These Sessions were held on the 9th inst., before the Rev R. Buckby, J. James, G. R. G. Rees, Esqa., and the Rev J. W James. — An order of affiiliation was adjourned unt-1 Thursday next. John Jones, agent for Mrs Emma Rees, v. John Thomas, of Jeffreston, for h, lding over a cottage. Defendant agreed to quit, and Mr Jones said that his employer did not wish to ...

... NEVER was anv flay so anxiously pxpected, or seemed so slow in its arrival, as the 23rd of June, 181—, was to the inhabitants of school, near London. Notwithstanding iheir general friendliness, and the exceeding indulgence of their kind instructress, breaknig-up day was ardently looked for by fit, and by Lucy Lee, our heroine, in particular. It were hard to tell how the tLty, the hours, even ...

... THE, WAR. THEl BATTLE OF TiALEGNANO. Turin, Saturday.-Private letters have been received from Milan to the 9thI inst., respecting the battle of Malegriano :-On the arrival of an Austrian division from Pavia the fi ght began at inid-day. The enemy was strongly entrenched in the cemetery and in a farm-house. Our troops, under General Ladmirault, attacked these positions. Our left wing took the ...

... ONI THlE CULTIVATION OF~ TURNIPS, &c. P1 (CONTINUED.) It Ilas been always a inattcr of seriouis imiportance be how to obtaini thle n1cessatly apply of manure111 fori dii Inaintainng, the land ill a maiiu llitt state of fertility,. enl Until a ?? lato lerlod~ it Wats (difficult to St, incerease the inalluriatI corldhtioii of tile taiu'o by trust- thl 111g to its owni restourtces 011'. mind it ...

... Y CYMRY, A dHYMRU. DRuASx o'r Cymry! O'r amser y tiriodd y Rhufeinwr ar eu bynys, ac y darostyngodd hwy dn ei lywodraeth ei hun, nid oes braidd oes wedi *Tiyed heibio heb i '4ucheneidiau y Brutaniaid (chwedl yr hen hanesydd Gildas) ymddyrchafu yn gryf ac yn uchel. Pa ham y buont yn weision gweision, yn gymynwyr coed, ac yn wehynwyr dwfr, tra y llwyddai eu gorthrymwyr fel y Ilawryf gwyrdd? Pa ...

... i I1691f9ifigglu gydolaut ko . AUaana BOIALI&-Y ma.;rhai proliadau diwedd- ar o eiddo M. de la Rive yn cadarnhau y dybiaeth s sydd yn priodoli yr ymddangosiad awyrol yma i dry. Ii dan awyrol, gan ei fod wedi Ilwyddo i gynyrchu ar r scale fechan, yr hyn mewn natur sydd yn cyrhaedd ,dros ganoedd a fflltfraedd.: Cadaraheir y dybiseth f egdgnvfaith fod y~r aurora, fel y galeuni trydaW ~~ hefy gany ...

... UNIVEISITY INTELLIG.NCR. C',AMBRIDGE, JVuEa 23. At a Congregation, held this day, the following degrees were conferred: LL.D.-Matthew Combe, Trinity Hall. ?? W. Bagehawe and J. F. Halford, Trinity Col- lege; W. F. Creany, St. John's College; A. D. Robinson and H. W. Schrieber, Trinity Hall; Thomas Slater, Em- aanuel College; Thomas3 Goddard, Sidney College. B.A.-Vaughan B. Wintle, Trinity ...

... I~ ~ ~~ _ I (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENr.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: NOVARA, SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 3 O'CLOCK, P.M. I had just posted my yesterday's letter when I was informed that a great battle had been fought on the other side of the Ticino; on that ground which from Magenta, Abbiate-Grasso, Rosate, and Bere- guardo, extends along the course of the river in ...

... FTATL A.FFAY. Mr. Rutter, coroner, held an inquiry on Monday, at the Cook inn, Stretford, near Manchester, on the body of Thea. Berry, master wheelwright, aged 60, who expired on Ftiday last, after being in conflict with a young man named Isaac Burgess, who was lately a farm servant in the employ of Mr. Unsworth. From what could be gathered from the evidence of several witnesses, it appeared ...

... law IntaM& I NOTICES.-THIS DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S-INN. AT 1O4 -BEFORE THE Loanls JoScisca.-Appeal motions: Hougton te ?? Whoalley-kte Atkiumon and Pilgrim. Appeal petitions; Stronee Vr. Hawkres (3)-Cant's Esiate. Barekiuptipetitions, 2. ROLLS COURT. CHANUR EtY-LANE. AT10,-Cases, &c.: Smith av. Everett, ?? v Coaer I -Pass v. Midland Raliway-Jollands. v. Burdett-Wall v. England- ...