... s U0pool m UTg*A. @f PUs Boum x SPFt& I ' DOMESTIC. Sir Baldwin Leighton has issued an address to the electors of South Shropahire offering himself as a candidate for the seat which has become vacant by the death of the Bon. Mr. Clive. lie says that his political principles are Conservative, but that whenever reforms have been considered desirable he has always been an advocate for ...

... RAIL WA YS. I,£AmGA.5Hf1R7 AND YORESHT1E [RF E1 S2 LAZWCASHIRER The first half-yearly meeting of the united comn- paics was held yeserday at Munikester; Mr. WicKscme, P., in the chair. An abstract of the half-yearly report ani stat:meut of accounts ha' ?? in the Dinly News, The CH AIRMAN, in mlo0ving their adoption, explained that this meeting wvs hell rat eo late a date in order that the ...

... I SECONID EDITION. MvERCURY OFFICE, TeHURSDAY. ELEVEN O'CLOCR. INDIA. BOMBAY, 5th Aug.-Archdeacoa Reynolds of Bombay is dead. The crew of the ship Ulysses, from Bombay to London, were saved by a French ship. 5000 soldiers are expected to leave Bengal. A better feeling in imports, and new seasons expected to open briskly. Fair demand for grey and other goods. Iron and copper ad- vanced. Little ...

... THE EXETER FLYING POST I WEDNESDAY, AuousT 31, 1859. THr Emperor NA'oxron has at length spoken on the subject of the English war panic. The Count de Moi',oy is his mouthpiece, and England is addressed through the Council-General of the Puy de Dome. We are told that the Emperor stopped the war in Italy to prevent a European conflagration, and is surprised that the English press and Parliament ...

... It was a small and very wretched apartment, oontaining a bed and one chair, the seat of authority. There was no table, but there were three low forms, which were perpe- ?? tumbling over, and on these forms were seated eleven little girls ; the four on the front form could hardly, any of them, have seen six years, one of them was going of five. The four behind were about seven perhaps, ...

... Pottic NW$., ? , t DUDLEY. CHAINMAXERS CHAARGED WITH NEGLECT OF WORK. At the New Town Hall, yesterday, before J. E. Swindell and S. B. Blackwell, Esqrs., Richard Robinsori, chaijmaker, in the. empploy of Sanuel Lewis, sen., of.Withy Moor, Darby Hand, was' charged, that he, the said Richard Robinson, being a person employed by Samuel Lewis the elder, of the parish and county last aforesaid, ...

... HIORWi'OULTURE. GARtkDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEKI. PLANNT Du.aItT ?? ?? ?? sbould be lost in completing tihe repairs of the vaiioo structures devoted to the grovti1 o' plants, belbre ?? latter are put under tho protection ot glass. Coaulinue to keep the houso gay by a selection ioun the reserv° houses of the showiest plants in bloom; carefull) tie out, before they reach the blooming state ...

... The. following completes the railway statistics fr Treland, commenced in the FituErIAN of Friday. On that occasion two series of tables were given, showing tile total capitail antlhorisedl, the amount actually raised, and the proportion of preferential charges. The re- mraining particulars now fumished are those relating to revenue, working Csxpnses, and nett profits:- Table showing the ...

... DAWLISH. THE LOCAL GOYERNMENT ACT-A few weeks ago a numerous meeting of the ratepayers was held to consider the advisability of adopting the Local Government Act for this town. A large majority decided in favour of it, Some of the large and influential landowners, however, believing that the Act would prove of no advantage to the agricultural district, comprised within the parish, sent a ...

... HER MAJ.A.TY'S JOLJgNEY TO B&ILMORAL. Shortly before nine V'elbck yesterda.g h'lorfting, her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince Crnsort. the Prince of Wales, and the other memn~ers of the Royal Family, and sri'te, left Ilolvyood Palace for St Margaret's Station. The arrant gements were the same as on the previous morning, the roate through the Park being lined by bodies of the 16th Lancera, ...

... a'I br if, no ur NO. isO, 'ot IF wve are to believe the Consttitftionsccl, an Ialost official organ of the French Government, Italy is free. Wlhat the EMPERoR is represented as having said to COUNT LiNATI ?? be taken more literally than such complimentary speeches can usually be understood, Unless the C'onstitidonnxel is trying, by a desperate proof, to establish the desperate assertion it ...

... - DESTRUCTION 13fY itNBBITS TO CROPS OF CORN. Dear Sir -1 beg to call the attention of the landed pro- prietors, through the mediuim of your paper, to the great injury in the growing crops of corn on many estates in this county by rabbits. 1 have been employed through the month of Jully to value land and crops of, corn. I found on one estate 2tiO acres of wheat, barley, and oats. I was ...