... General Scott, who came to Europe only a few weeks ago for the restoration of his health, returns to America in order to aid the work of peace by the weight of his character and the sagacity of his counsels. The general re-embarked on AVednesday night for New York in the steamer Arago. On Tuesday he had a long interview with Prince Napoleon, and, if are correctly informed, he will carry to Mr. ...

... HE MEETING OF THE TOW? COUNCIL The special meeting of the Corporation, which was held on Monday last, will be regarded with various feelings by the inhabitants of the borough, according as they believe in town improvements, or are rather desirous that Derby shall remain as crooked, inconvenient, and old-fashioned as pos- sible. Ia any case, the meeting dealt with mat- ters of such general ...

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... BEDFORDSHIRE Is favoured with instructions from the Trustee for Sale, under the will the late Mr. Joseph Flemons, TO OFFER PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Assembly Room of the Corn Exchange, Leighton Buzzard, On Monday, August 5, 1867, At Three for Four o’clock, the following valuabi COPYHOLD AND FREEHOLD ESTATES, Viz. : rpUREE FREEHOLD HOUSES and SHOPS, in the High-street of Leighton Buzzard ;in the ...

... notice to MR. WILSON, Red Lion Hotel, High Street, Bedford. THE BEDFORD TIMES, AND BEDS. INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1861. “recte faciendo secures.” ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.— This Day. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Refreshment Houses and Wine Licenses Bill—commit- tee ; Sr J. Barnard's Act, kc, Repeal Bill — adjourned debate on second reading ; Newspapers Conveyance, &c. Bill — second reading ; Customs Acts — further con- sideration of resolution 13 (Malt Duty) ; Customs Acta — committee ; Ways and Means — report ; Supply — committee ; Ways and Means — ...

... et Sree . MERCHANT ESPECTFU rth Street, Midhurst. Removal premises in Wes MARINE BATHS, e Lopes to rece: actrees nent ny Hot water supplied. 1 partments. | Mestre a — ALFOLD ANNI Road leadin; thee in th Loxwood, 2nd Ma O BE LET, March next, 6 ing eight bedrvom: bourne, within 200 ile from the inte: Railway.— For par Newton Fasebourne, Midh & mere parti business thorough!s -Apply to J. F. ...

... FENIAN “NTS IN LON ON Thero being some reason to believe that the Fe: 0) Kelly and Deasey, for whose apprehension s0 large a re me has been offered, might venture to enter the the way of the North-Western Railway, at the Euston-sq Terminns, a body of rough Irishmen humbering as many as 20¢ on Sunday night last, andabout num on onday; were seen loitering about the neighbourhood of the of the ...

... Cypress, p'tantiarlJ. lilt aft ot Hent anti County 9lPPertisrr. COUNTY HALL, LEWES. SUBSCRIPTION BALLS. consequence of the lamented death of the Prince Consort, the SUBSCRIPTION l$ M.LS u ...

... LONDON SHAPE MABKET.— Yesterday. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. ff i RpilwAVK. 'Paid I Closing ) Businees Share. ! Railways. | ram. p^^ done 1° 10 Amtierg.. Nottig., Be>st., . and Eastern Junction. 10 I GJ 6$ 6} 50 Belfast and Ballymena. . all I — — 13 14 ißir, Woi., AStourV alley all [8 8} Stock. Birk. Lane, AChes.Junc. 100 '70 72 25 'Blackburn all ! 11} 12} 25 JBlyth and Tyne all ! — — 10 Bosn. ...

... Misses Jones has arrived at 66, Lansdowne Place. Mr Lampton has left 3, Codrington Place. Mr Moore has arrived at 5, Percival Terrace. Mr Arbuthnot has left 3, Chichester Terrace. The Kev. Henry Headley has arrived at 71, Grand Parade. Mr and Mrs Wheeler purpose leaving Brunswick Terrace in a few days for London. Mrs Emerson has arrived at 6, New Steine, and Mrs Steen 25, Marine Parade. Mr ...

... It was intention this week have adverted to the extra ordinary rupture which has taken place between the Town Council and the Vestry, and the conscpicnl dan, r in which the rated inhabitants are placed ...