... 7ITHE REVOLUTION JIN SICiLY. (PFrom tl'e $pecicta Oorrs nevta termtw - ?? of the Timesa.) MIMB&IOA, AUe-,,6 Geea ir has retiurned, but nobi4to . lace calculated to clear up the oston took sowevers seems ?? thle direot ne Otntiung between Turin and Naples are continulng. The ar- mistice is nominally at an end but in reality it itt prolonged to an indeinite perio3, which mayiast for weeks or be ...

... :IBERWC- BRIBERY COMMXS 1QN. FRIDAY, A-UUST 1.7. (PRBa O fUR SPECIAL REPOIRTEL) Vihe Commissioners resnmed their Sitting this morning.Mr Vaughan presidiug.'j ?? The first witness examined was: -John Stapleton, E&q., late X foP. fr Berwick, who ?? connection with the tomnb corn- menced in 1652, three months before the gdne- rat 'election:' Found-that' Barwick contained a large majority of ...

... TRICENTENARY OF THE SCOTTISH *RIRFORNATION. 7- [CONCLUDED tROM SUPPLEMENT.] EVENING MEPTING. The proceedings were resumed at seven o'clock in the evening, in the New Assembly Hall-Colonel Walker, R.A., p eSdding, in the absence of the Right Eon. the Earl of Shaftes- bury, who was detained by a pressure of Parlia. mentaty business, and bad health, from being present. After devotional exercise?, ...

... Provincial EARNINGS OF A BEGGAR.—On the person of a cripple named Jos. Walker, just sentenced at the Dewsbury sessions to two months' imprisonment, for dog stealing, a pocket-book was found containing entries during forty days of the amount he had received in charity while pursuing his vocation. These sums amounted altogether to X9 14s. OJd., yielding him an average of 4s. lOd. a day. The ...

... IN LONDON. Viscount Raynham, M.P. for Tamworth, on Friday, August 10, waited on Mr. Tyrwhitt, on the representa- tion of Mr. Samuel Warren, master tailor, residing at No. 9, Titchborne-street, Piccadilly, to complain of alleged gross ill-treatment to a young servant girl, in the service of'a lodger in the house of the latter, and who, since the last assault on her on Sunday last, had suddenly, ...

... It is curious to note with what rapidity well-directed enterprise and its indispensable accompaniment, wealth, have enabled humble fishing villages upon our coast to rise, within a few years, to the rank of important towns. The history of Cardiff presents a striking instance of this good fortune. It was anciently a very small town, con- sisting of a few houses, about a mile and a half from the ...

... FBI DAY.—Before the Mayor, and R. O. Jones, G. Bird, and C. VV. David, Esqr3. SMUGGLING.—Pieter Rossier was charged with smuggling of cigars. This case was reported in our last week's impression, and as stated then was left over for the Custom- house authorities to determine what course should he taken. Instructions having been reeeived, the captain was fined in the sum of £100, and £2 10 ...

... THIS is now the important question of the day. The Lords, by their actions, give an unhesitating affirmative to the question—the people as unhesitating a negative, while the House of Commons, on whom the decision rests, keeps for the time in mute hesitation and refuses to express an opinion on the sub- ject. I A few evenings ago, the Lords, stimulated by their success with the Repeal of the ...

... LATEST INTELIGENCE PI (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (lReiters Teleqramn.) liague, Friday, Arigust 17th. The project of law respecting the railway has been adopted by the FirstChamber,bby thirty-foaragainst live votes. Paris, Friday, August 17th. The Palric of this evening, contains the following despatch, dated Naples, titl:- Tranquillity prevails in tbe city. Garibaldi is still reconnoitring the ...

... AGRICULTURE, &ac. In a field at Lawkland, belonging to Mr. Win. Baines, of Austwick, Mr. Thomas Edmondson, farner, found a root of oats grown from one grain, on which were counted 164 heads of corn. BnrrOre GlexAT SuEr AND HonsE FArn.-This far. famed fair for sheep-of which there are generally from to 80,000 to upwards of 100,000 on offer-was held in Brit- O ford-field, near Salisbury, on ...

... ORMSEIRK AND SOUTHPORT AGRICULTURALA SOCIETY. on t The annual 5how of the Ormiskirk end Southiport MAgi had cultural Society-was held at Southport, in a field adjoining seas the railway$ and-to the east of the station, on Wednesdayi! ante The day-was fine and warm, and the -town was decorated a he with flags and triumphal arches. ~ ,To the left,. on enter;ai iag the .yard, was a large tent, in ...

... Un (Saturday evening a crowded meeting of journey- men bakers was held at Sussex-hall, Leadenhall-street, for the purpose of receiving the report from the execu- tive of the Journeymen Bakers' Association of the result of the meeting of master bakers which took place on Tuesday last, at the London Tavern, respecting the demands of the men to have their hours of labour limited to twelve per day ...