... MTSOELLANEOUS. Lord Seymour's wines and cigars are to be sold this Christmas. Unlike his brother, the Marquis of Hertford, whose classic tastes have rendered him unrivalled as a collector of pictures, his lordship had no greaterprids than to say to his Parisian guests, after a glass of unique wine, I alone possess that wine. DEATH Os? Mn. WRIGHT, TaHE CocninsAs.-The once popular comedian, Mr ...

... A robin has taken up its abode ize the church at Ashbur- ton for some months past, and during Divine service it oc- casionally bursts forth into song. RobertP. Collier, Esq., Q. C., M.P. for Plymouth, has been appointed Counsel to the Naval Departmente of the High Court of Admiralty, and Judge Advocate of the Fleet, in the room of William Atherton, Esq. We read in the Dover Chironicle of ...

... &Irforom. NOTICMS TO CORRESPONDENTS. tcsinfeaidedfo publication macst be accompaniel by jhs eanes and a .resse8sof the inters, not necessari4y for pu6lioo onP bus focr the Qn01utattion of the Editer. 21,61ication 4ut i set any speck value ncsn their coms- imust keep copies of thme, as we casW dus-. Tic 1o ret5me caked~ ~C9ltion50. i R Brettle Lane.-Any school-boy will tell him. ?? w, ...

... Nist-fid Xfws. DUDLEY. CASE OF MALIIr~OUSLY WOUNsDINGo-At the New Town Hall, on Wednesday, before A. B. Cochrane and J. E. Swindell, Essjys., Maria Burton, wife of a nail factor living in Fisher Street, was charged with nealiclbusly-wounding Benjamin Wakelam, a Sh~ea maker, living in Hall Street, Dudley. On the 22nd ult, prosecutor and the prisoner's ?? were In ties Intblic-he1555 of which Mr. ...

... 1. ? giolfia ? laws. , DUDLEY.- loeit;- E ?? Wednesday -John Bannister, beerhous- ljeejrr, of Ca% ney Hill, was charged with permitting a roou iu- his bouse to be used for the purposoof cock'flghting. Re pleaded. -nocgullty. James Shaw was also- charged'wlbhaestating and en-. osirging' the grares. 31e pleaded guilty and' erpressed sorrow. Chief-Superintendent Burton laid the 'infornatlon and ...

... MR. ROEBUCK AT BATE. On Tuesday evening the working-imen of Bath pre- sented to Mr Phina, the foramer member and a defeated candidate at the last election, a handsome silver tea and coffee service, ia acknowledgment of his services in the popular cause. Mr Roebuck,- M.P., was amongst the gentlemen present, and in tihe course of his speech he said it was his belief that in the coming session of ...

... YORKSHIRE WINTER GAOLI DELIVERY. (5eeSaturdlay the commission wias opened for the holding of the aet-al winter assisets ot this county, by Mr Justice Wightinan. the followisg-c is an analysis of else) catetedar, feen which it will tee seen that the perpetration of crime prevails to a lamentable1 extent:- total in custody ?? Charuod with murder ?? 1 Men ?? Mlarislu'.gt Women ?? ?? i3I Cutting ...

... VOLUNTEER MOVRENT. I I )FORlMATI0 OP ANr IRIM.~ VOLUNyTR= RIWLE 5 BRIGDE.-A rznna ?? Vwa held last evening at the oUndon, to con. s aider thum dietoy of frmna Irish Volunteer R ifle = in Liverjmol. = were about 60 persons presents Captain Faulknaer was called to the ?? Chairum at i onen. ig the s reedingh t exoesged his oupprov:- of itheprse ofith con haidvent that if an ler ect up in s town ...

... I ,I nmf~H~llx-SUPT3EIL&. - ?? ?'UMXMARY. , ?? .: I . :I DOMESTIC . ,tar 1859 has been remarkable for te,3 Maimbr Qf sudden deaths which -ave oo- ourred, and just as the year is Piout to expire the slane of Lord Maw- ?? Iistorian, e55a'ist , orator, ae states- baa been , oo have been 4eifo he list of those who have be-en uaexpectedly hurried into eternity e.nqle lord ried. on Wednesday evening ...

... ILOCAL INTELLIGENCE. I TimE GREATs.'r ESTERN.-.There is arunsour abroad tha~t Captain Harrison has resiigneid the office of commander of the leviathant stearaship. Wes bhvo tho best auithority for stating that there is no founda.- as tion for the rumour. I. O Con~xs~o~ ~Iriy~s liT T~lE QUER.-First of Royal Cheshire Miliia: Biward CharlesHicks, -ri gentlemen, t be quartermster. Secon regient ...

... Last evening, in the National Schoolroom, Bootle, Mr. Thomas Court, secretary of the Underwriters' Association in this town, delivered an interesting lecture, entitled The Ocean and Ocean Navigation, popularly considered. There was a large and respec-15 table audience, The Rev. Mr. Crump, who occupied t te chair, in opening the proceedings, said that the I gentleman who had kindly consented ...

... THE MIAGISTRACY-QUfEENSTOWN MEETING. The following correspondence has taken place be- tween the Lord Chancellor and James Gallagher, Esq., a magistrate of the county of Cork, who presided at 'ci the recent meeting in Quueenstown t Is, Secretary's Office, Courtof Chancery, VI Dublin, Dec. 10th, 1859. re Sin-I am directed by the Lord Chancellor to write t to you that his lordship's attention ...