... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Corres'poondent4 wiho set any spec-ial ae.lue upqon their cor- 9mminicationas must keep copics of then, as we cannot sender- teae to aotun umused eontrintions All letters intended for publication. must be acecoipan in d by the namnes and addresses of the writers, not neeesarilh for jullkotiona , bud for the information of the Editor. A. B. C., Stourbridge.-W( do ...

... LONDON TO' NOTTINGHAM, DERBY, AND LEEDS. Gov ~ ov. Mail,Faat Gov. Feast 1 2 STATIONS 12 12 12 12 1212 1212 Mail Departure 5.A1. a Lna . a~m T.o. am. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.Eg London E.Square .. 15 6.1 0 9. 120 2 45 1. 0Si9 0 8 London K. Cross. 7.101 9.25114 III .. 30 6.40 u Rugby . . 8.30 10:11111.3111 35 2. 1 5 20 7.1[0 120 Tut Leicester.. * .. 1.1 l,8112.24 2 II 3.10 6 1? 7.50 11.f8ig c Syston * ...

... ?? TV- g#,4ipu fgmTd,#.! ?? , ?? , ?? p.? I I ! - , ; I I :; 11 I - - ? . . I I '`Deallwn y bydd i ariandal dioas Haugor gac eu. ca6, bob Sadwrn, am un o'r gloch. y prydnawn-i . ddealiren ar y la o Chwafror. . ?? - 'niae'r Parch. E.i Pughe wedi ei ethoT r i C . ?? GaderiffB Bbigorv yD lle'r Pardh. J'Jr S. S qgne,. Y a-, Y mae'r haelionus Argilwyddes JonesiParry, ParcE Mgdryns~Aewydd rannu ...

... ALGERIIN RAILWA YS. l1 I g The ordinary annual general meeting of this company g was held in Paris a few days since. The report of the directors having traced the early history of the undertaking, I proceeds .hus to describe the principal couditions of the E law of lOO:- r The Ainister of Algeria is authorised to pay, in the name of the State, a subvention of 6,000,000f. (6210,G00) t for the ...

... THE RWCE BALL. I Afl nval Public Thrbis ball took Place at the Royal Publc RooDe, Otbe CdnoieSlay *nigt, and wvas well and feshi C uwilylatdebthe ewliO , Mrs.hichF numbered about 300, including as ll be aon, bF tie list Of Daengs aPPended, svilri oey Masen princti nobilit, and gpntry of the county. Mri88E. HObertl, Mres atd ,as16ifin? de Ba 11N1' The orchestra was occupi t'ed byuice'so wore ...

... | I - . . - -- - W- . - 11,1 t. thA Gn~idhall ?? A special meeting of this body was held at the G uldhall on O Monday, to consider the propriety of voting any sum not th exceeding £30 towards purchasing some property in Little WI Queen-street, as repprted in last week's Flying Poet. The t Improvement Committee were empowered at the last Imeeting to offer any eum not exceeding £20. Mr. Bellerby ...

... 1. TH4 WATER RATES. it TO THE EDITORS OP THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. n Gentlemen,-In reference to the letter In this day's i*publicaton dgned A Member of the Houseowners' Asodiatlon, requesting them to arise and assert their ;rights, I beg leave to ask ?? don't they arise to $ aid theilr tenants by crecting large water meters 3, to supply a quantty oP houses, and let each tenant h pay his ...

... I . EXETER RELIEF SOCIETY, , .- _ t,j Ih ?? The twenty-fourth An'tuel ueeting of the Exeter Relief 'hw Sooiety vas hold at tbe Guildhall on Thdrsday, the Bight. ?? Worshipfal.the Mayor (W. Keuda11l, sq., InD tbe ol d. preseot-B? S. Gard, Etr., M!P.!P rspttil BI ghakn, ?? :pn teed, F. Fsanklin, Esq., .W. ')Raw'ean, Esq., Dr. WRa1'I C. Gil Hedgiand, Eaq.; R. T..Csapion, Esq. (secretaryi) . T. ...

... PEMBROKE. PEMBROKE NATIONAL SCHOOL.—We have much pleasure in announcing that Dr. and Mrs. Bryant have kindly added the liberal' donation of £5 to the fund for building this school. PEMBROKE PETTY SESSIONS. SATURDAY 11TH. [Before J. W. Paynter, Esq, mayor, W. Hulm, and T. Mansel, Esqs.] John Scott, John Dunn, William Morgan, and Alexander Anderson, were charged with sliding in the streets of ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE The Hanley and Burslem branch of the Pe of Railway was opened on Monday, and the Potteaes Stre 'de favourable, passed off satisfactorily. A party, *conssbeing he provisional directors, shareholders, and others, to the numg b n-of about seventy. started from Hanley, about noon each of which was drawn by two horses On their ar , Burslem they alighted, and walked to the Town arrial ...

... THE QUEEN-THE PRINCE. It was only after the decease of the Prince Consort that it could be known how great was tho amnuht of, business performed by his Royal IHighness, Do one can be more painfully aoquainted with the fact now than our bereaved Queea herself ; for the Pkince, it seems, really pesformed the duties that would devolve on the most confidential secretary to h3r Majesty. Few people ...

... - .FBA RCE. .tI The quinquennial Cendsus of France, which was taken on 'Ot theist of Janunry,1862, has been published. in the Mienifeur.. Ir The entire population of France, which was in 185f,36,039,34, Ar is iow :7,3682,220,'sbowing an increase of: 1,842,8Bl. Out of!. ' ' this number,.howveverSff9,0b9 have been acquired byannexa- G tioi 'nd' tbe true incrase is only 6738;802,-or at'1the' rate ...