... DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.—Ann Dunning, a widow, of Upper High-street, Taunton, has recently died, at the patriarchal age of 105. The Commander-in-Chief; according to the Untied Service Gazette, has prohibited the metropolitan volun- teers from attending the contemplated review at Brighton, on Easter Monday, unless under the command of a general officer. Another frightful aceident has occurred to ...

... SHIBLDS, Friday Morning.-Tbe following is a state. ment, compiled by the clergy and parochial authorities, after a house-to-bouse visitation, of the bereaved families left destitute bv the awful calamity at Hartley Colliery Widows 103 Children • 257 Sisters supported by brothers 27 2 Parents supported by sona 16 Aunt supported by nephew 1 Grandmother supported by grandson.. 1 Total 407 The ...

... P409014 - .A-ME t5 c EW WEFBR. ?? ?? AJ13Y1;,1 .Yn ne ehreu y rbifyn a hwn y m ae y P uAT b R. Thomass Bangor. yn o yned yaml9se gyda'i ygrif af Etholedigaeth. a ,Galgad yr Efengyl. Digo yw dyweydei. bod yn atteb yn Lwi i yogrifat, blaenorof yr ywdwr ar yr un pwngc. Cynnwysa yr 6rthygl ar ?? Ffydd, o waith Dewi Mo0 amioryO o feddydiau g -;reidaibl z daedd i fagu ysbryj y iff6hh*ilid. Y ...

... _The Earl. of Derby succeeds the late Prince, Cons~ort In the, gi presidency.of-the WellingtouCcillege., DUn It hailibeen determuined toconnect the proposed Museum, In Pl~ysouth with the memorial to theli~o'Cnpt Tbs proposed eisotion at Gloacest~r of a loct.l memorial to he db at 6rnc aosort, seems likely to fall to tihe ground. ad ~The Italian Fre-emasous~bave, just introduceda ,n important ...

... - r MAR AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Toils Association held their Spring Show of Balls, Seeds, and Roots at Monymus k, on Saturday last. The Scow vas rather limited in every department; its best feature being that of Short-iorn Bfalls, several of which were very su- perior. The Judges were-Messrs Walker, Hillside, Port- lthen; Pihilip, Boynds; and Wicyte, Ardcoonon. The fol- lowidg is the prize ...

... MR. ALVGIPRSPEIIV, A.P., AT GREENWICfH. 1LI _UL Ipon Last evening, at eight o'clock, a numerously-attended an Ank- publio meeting of the electors of Greenwich was held in the his Li:erary Iustitutin, in that town, for the purpose of hear- Tr ag3 ing an addrass from MIr. WV. Angerstein, ?? explanatory Pn the of hia views on various important questions of the day. rer the The chair was occupied ...

... THE INTER PVTIVON IN MEXICO. e We extract the following despatches and parts of Y D despatches from the papers presented to Parliament Wetouching Mexico, and published yesterday morn- 1 ?? ing. They will be found of interest. ke SENOR ISTUBIZ TO EARL RUSELL. (Translation.) t3 Spanish Legation, London, Jan. 18, 1862. My Lord-I have had the honour to receive i t your Excellency's communication, ...

... BOYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. . , The ordinary meeting of the members of tho Royal Gro.3 graphical Society was held on Monday evening, ia thuii great hall at Burlington-house. Sir Roderick I. blli ehison occupied the chair, bat subscq'oedaly vacated itt favour of Lord Ashburton, who then arrived to preside. After the formal business had been diaposed of, Captain GALTOX read a paper on tlia ...

... . HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY. BRITISH SUBJECTS IN TlE FEDERAL STATES. The Earl of CssanvoN called attention to the case of Mr. Shaver, a British subject, who had been improperly im- prisoned by the Federal authorities in Fort Warren, to the injury of his health, the damage of his domestic interests, ant the imminent peril of his ilfe.-Earl' RUSSELL, in reply, stated that Mr. Rhaver himself had ...

... ?? of the Legislature was called last year to the neans of preserving salmon in out waters, I t 5C appears tha efforts of the conservatora are 'conslderab ly O interferd with by the sexosure for sale of salmon duringe o the 'ni oaidesesn T esple Is' that the flab are brought frmte Sac (lontinent or from Ireland, to neithee of whieh places does or the aot interdioting close, time, fishing ...

... SIl EDWIJX LAZDNMEri% AG1) )11. TA,\t.01, In the Couit of Exchcnucr, odt x,'irday, tihe ?? of lIal. ?? V. Sir Edwin L, ndi4er was t iied. Tlcp;,l;: it1s Aro A filn! of tnilols of the nanle of llaldaua, oaalyfi j4i butllncs in Old Bondl-trect, and the defendant is th,3 rc jip-Iter, !ir 'doin ilandseer. The plaintiffa had ?? the defendart with clothes on the 28th June, 1S38, and when oec ci the ...

... LjATEST1' NEW'S, FRANc.. THlE INTEIIVEN 0'NOX iN MIXICO. The .onitcur of Thursday ulludes, in its bulletin, to tbo ?? of the press on MCexjcan affairs, amd says:- -An ?? neccetsity exists for the Interventtug 1pourrs to coipleto their work by constituting, in accord I asco with the wishe3 of the Mcaicau nation, a strong and dunablo government, with which Europe cor d form solid aml pacitic ...