... I IREVlEW. I/lstreriens sR So an4 Londlot. By Charles Roache Sollith, ?? author of C Colleutanes Antiqua, kc., ac. Mr. Smith has added another leaf to the laurels which he has co of ten won by his antiquarian re- searches, especially as regards tihe Roman occupation of Britain ; and to aU interested in historical research his present volume will be received with. thanulfa- ness, not only by ...

... &AL--111 .- rLI LHX BUPUE-MA. SUNIMARYI DOMESTIC. d The quarterly returns of the Reoistrar- t General present a favourable view of the state of the country. The marriages inoreased as they do when the prospect of life among the working classes is cheering. Thousands in exces of the average were born; the rate of mortality diminished; and the population iucreased at an unusual rate. 84,090 ...

... Js-seph Hill, who Poured boiling water orn a man C at Wedneqbury as ben committed to the assizes. S TnEWBVATH R IN OCTOBEIZ.-Lightanilg on thle 21t, ill N.E., from 11 to It 15 pn.m ; Snow on the 22nd and 24thi; fog on the 9th, 12th, 24th, 27th, and 28th ; aurora on tile 12thi, 17th, and 27th; lunar halo t on the 13th, from 9 till 11 pm.gi LAxrCASHIRIE MILITIA.-2rd llegitumen of the 111 Duke of ...

... TITE SLAVE 1NSiURRETION IN ?. I ?? AMEgRfCA.. - Ther6 is still a great want of inform-^loa I as to ihe objects, the extent, and the present position of i, iupiurreetion whioh has broken out at Harper's Ferry, in the Unied Statw.. IUp to the date of the last accounts it does not. seem to have been entirely quelled,' for the last despatch states that te uurgents still held a part of the arsenal, ...

... The members of council belonging to the Liberal if party held a oaucus on Saturday, at the Clarendon t Rooms, to concert measures in reference to the ?? tion of the mayor and eight aldermen, which takes al place at the first meeting of the new council on by Wednesday. Mr. William Earle presided. Con- n( siderable discussion took placo, in the course of It which it was stated that Mr. Alderman ...

... The usual fortnightly insetiu of the select vestry wa held ysardq in the hon room of the pariah S presided proceedin thollowing cotherente men were I also present ;-essrs. CropperOwen, Scott, ti Whitty, F hitby, ?? ?? Denton, ed William, John ijitbyTurnerHughesSyred, o ?? TE WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE, The proceedings of this committee having bean b h Mr. Cro or mnoved their eCnllnitation, and iP b ...

... - - -,r L,-, - . wilt SALUS ropr JLX FX SUPREaIA. snub Amp DISC 5 ^- i at SUAIMARY. Pr di DOMESTIC. th The Great Eastern reached her moorings in tho SoutbamPtOn waters yesterday morn. th Ing Great preparations were being made to of give her all enthusimtic reception, but she arrived earlier than was expected The cor- M porition of Southampton are this morning to tt proceed in fall regalia on ...

... M W U t M M0- U I ; -M3{t ;£ F aw . The 'auniil eldelion of 16 intebers of 'the town council, in the place of a like number who'retired by rotation, took place yesterday in the several wards. In consequence of the retirement, on the 9th of Novemaber, of eight Tory aldermen, whose seats will have to'be 6illed by the new. council, the electionthis year partook more of a political character than ...

... I I have jint h-j an opp)ortnity (s ys the L nduii correspondent of thq Manchester Ourdifaez) of haii - ing franx an intelligent fLiend-thoronghlylClver- sant with the Vi-anch lapguage aud Elrenh lifo of It kind seldown seea by Loglishnien -tio iijtreosiius blade on blue by smno monthe' recent iewidenoe in various Freijal aoiacty Imuses in lne of the best Pl3lulated and most prosperous ...

... LATEST AD 'TELEGR~APHIIC INEWS. The Papal Government has again prohibited the ?? exportation of Indian corn, which had been per- P nitted since June last. if At a meeting of the Waterford and Kilkenny a Railway Company, held in London yesterday, a reso- el lution was passed in favour of transferring the B mans ement to Iroland, as the best means of de- n velopong the undertaking. i A pastoral ...

... LORD DERBY I Ox CONSERVATIVE PRINCIPLES. Our Conservative friends have been more fortunate or more ingenious than ourselves if they have succeeded in extracting from last Saturday night's speeches at the Philharmonic all a sigle distinct idea as to the principles of policy, foreign or domestic, which their leaders want them to support. Lord Derby is a great Conservative statesman, and of ...

... LORD BROUGIIAi ON FEMALE EDUCATION. The second annual meeting of the East Lancasbire Union of Mechanios' Institutions was held in the Peel Institute, Accrington, on Saturday night. Lord Brougham presided, supported by Lord Stanley and Sir James Kay Shuttleworth. Lord Brougham presented the prizes to 168 of tho successful competitors, including 2.3 females, and offered to some of them a few ...