... 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 ...

... FUIRS IN ULSTER FOP, THE ENSUING WiI7EI{. ANTRlur-BMckna. Stranoetm. CrimlVi, Monday; Clough, ''nes.sday; Antrim, Armov, Daunlnic, S.ttulday. A RMAit(- Ba111ltottht, Charlestownt MOlILIr; Ballsmill, Baliagtcra, Tuslinpass, TI'tesday; tlack- svatertowl), Jonesl)orouglt, lMountnorris, Ttnlrnairme, Wedtiesday; Litgan, Thursday; tetdy, Friday; Charleniont, Saturday. CAVAN-Ballyhaise, BaWtvbOy, ...

... THE WRECK OF THE ROYAL CHARTER. The following is another description of the cir- cumstances attending this awful calamity, from the time the ill-fated vessel began to break away from her cables, until her final engulpbment:- On entering the saloon Mr. Allen, the head ste- ward of the second cabin, came and told the pas- sengers they had better not go on deck, as it might cause confusion. The ...

... The recommendations proposed in the report of the royal commissioners appointed to inquire into the sanitary condition of the British army, presented to parliament last year by command of her Majesty, are gradually being carried into operation by the present Secretary of State for War, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert. This is only what might be expected, as the commission itself s,at under the ...

... EMBEZZLISCkNT or £230.-At the Leeds sessions on Friday William GreaveseChadiricki, lately an out door collector in-the employ of ?? Railway, was found guilty of embezzling £230, the moneys of the Company, and sentenced to trelve months' hard labour. EXTRAGRINARY CASE; or BIGAMY AND PLUNDER. -On Tuesday -a very respectable lady applied to the muagistrate at Lambeth Police-court for his advice. ...

... The preparations that have been sdile time in progress for the Mayoralty Banquet, of the 9th November, are nol nearly completed, that is, as far as thoy can be so I far in advance of the time. It is no secret that Lord ol Mayor's Show, as such, is in its decadence, banners and w plush are less and less esteeined every year, at least in a] outward ?? ; and Mr. Alderman Carter, the Pi Lord Mayor ...

... PRESENTATION OF I'llE I POrtrA|| CAPTAIE R. N. PEDDER. On the coming of age of Mr. Richard Newsaham Pedder,ha elder son of Mr. E. Pedder, of Ashton Park, that young land gentlemans was in India, engaged with his regiment, the 1 7th Hussars, in the unfoirtunate war then raging in that say dsatdependency of Great Britain. His majoruy was, whi however, celebrated with the characteristic ...

... An interesting lecture was delivered at the Weston Town-hall last week, by Mr. George Summers, formerly a stone-mason, of this town, who, having attained the age of 50 years and upwards, was sufficiently enterprising to visit the gold fields of Australia, in company with three of his sons, all of whom, at different periods of their lives, had followed the business of their father. The history ...

... THE TIPPERARY BANK.—The settlement of this miserable swindle is not yet complete. On Tuesday, in one of the Chancery offices, an offer was laid before the Master by a shareholder, Mr. Bennett, to compromise the claim of the creditor on him by paying £ 4,500. It was stated that the representatives of the creditors and the official manager approved accepting the offer; but he applied that his ...

... ST. PETERSBURG, OCT. 31. The Emperor of Russia has returned from Dunabourg to Tsarkoa-Selo by the Warsaw railway. He went over in sixteen hours the 550 kilometres (344 miles) already finished of that line in the magnificent carriage offered to his Majesty by the Russian Railways Company, who had it constructed in Paris. The Emperor expressed his entire satisfaction to the directors of the ...

... PARIS, OCT. 30. The Monileur of to-day contains an article which first gives an account of the attacks of the Moors on the French territory during the months of August and September last. The article then proceeds thus:— The daring and the culpable behaviour of these tribes deserved a severe chastisement. The whole western por- tion of Algeria was continually in an agitated state. The safety ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2. The funds are very firm to-day. and a fresh improvement of t per cent. has taken place, although business presents no revival. The dealers in Consols are beginning to prepare for the settle- ment on Tuesday next. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, notwithstanding the limited nature of the transactions, the tendency is also to improvement. Indian railway ...