... THE HOP PLANTBRS AND TEE MARKING ACT. The Marking Act, so called, not baying been repealed, the planter is liable to an information and to bef sued for penalties, should he neglect to comply with the I prvsin of the act, which required him to mark upon his F pho bagor pockets his name adthe perish or county in which the hope are grown. The Inland Revenue autho- ritise are relieved from all ...

... At the last meeting of the National Lifeboat , Institution a reward of 91. was voted to a boaes crew, in I appreciation of their gallant conduct in putting off in a i salmon coble, during a gale of wind, and rescuing at great I risk of life the crew of four men of the schooner Thankful, of Sunderland, which was totally wrecked close to Burg- head, N.B., on the 19th ult. Every moment the ...

... NAVAL AN)) MILITARY. | ADmiRALTi, AunusT 21.-AsroscTErcNTS.--Pay- master F. T. Robins, to the Excellent (additional). Assistant Paymasters J. E. Charlton, to the Formidable; F. North and C. H. K. Ce~iigs, to the Rattlesnake. I Acting second Master Jaesue W. Aehton, to the Fiegard (additional). PORTSMOUTH, AuGUST 21. Tise Black Prince, 40, iron screw frigate, Captain Wainwright, steamed out of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-It has rarely happened till now that a par- ticular branch of industry has been laid prostrate bya cause which has left all other branches very much in their usual state. An expensive war, a failure in the supply of food, or an ordinary commercial crisis, has affected all branches nearly alike, and even when a sadden falling off in the de- mand for some ...

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... THE QU A SPOFEC. TM folouhgt lcepyof t hf Queen'a Speeoh rea&. byt{hecomiebmi:-S . -1 ..S fromuwte,~tndm~e4 l ji a: lamentb an, atob hvot~apP ~edy1Oto th performanc f ycoi ?? auilgthe ucuonnow baoughtto a ca, ...

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... | TIE LETTEDRWRITER. 11 ! ?? I ~ ?? I .. - ' . ?? iANQUTYT3 TO OREiGN WORKMEN. ; To THE EDIToE:-Slr,-I ?? biby yoi artlle on thewvislt ot the French workpierito this country thre wante f unds ?? their tutertlaiment ..There arte ftsbi of us whoswould subscribe smallsumne, if placeaswere eppointedto. eceive them,: Who coaxnot afford, to give thes guinea,: but'. would feel a pleasure -in ...

... eVxL AND MLtTTa ram xeats - ?? ..3 A amrt-martial wag held at Plymouth on board the Boyal Ad laide guard ship, in ]amuioeze. on 8saeldty, to try Benjamin Jestop, private In the aaiatham diviaio. of Livyal Marloei (Light L. fhntry), for baving obstinately tefaied to go on duty wime ordered to to do while serving on board the liejetic, 80, sorew, Cosst guard service, Liverlpoo). Tbe prisoner wa ...

... CLEBICAL RAsACeTY. The ubieot of the recent disposal et patronage at Salisbury has reached such a prominence that it ts in- posuble for ns to isps is over. We cannot say that the appointment to the livilg at Chitterne, had it stood alate, would have struck people as much out of the oommon way. It is true the nominee is only a deacon, bat an excallent oharacter ib given hin. A a layman, he had ...

... LABOUR AND WAGEzs aDZ8VTES8 D15 TEIB 21ORT. , The returns from the mancfeturing distriesdt ehow a rapid incree in tle extent of the dletroee ijdaicaed by the cliting- of factorIes, the additions to the Ar-mbsr of pampere, aud the mrm spent im their relief, And the greater calls made upon the relief committees in t'le 'eraticus tows. At Preston, the sill of Mesr. B. I. Sharplea. end Co., ...

... S4 DAY'S EDITION. = : . _6,- ?? :. I- 9 ;LATE3 T 1K' ILIGESqCE. I ?? , ' .: . ?? ; 1F, = , L S ! i ' ?? ZXmieir d.tii> mzomO ?z~zriGS ?? .1 t FR:.:PQ3AI3 ,IIT 0 OF.: ANOrER, ,:i j i i ?? GREANr- BATTLE : jA1 ,the, Secass,,.menbors - . ..th8 ?? I ?? ,palltyhave ?? .iatmfiy ?? eport'ed _tbi.tAhe ni te cei btlseford-e ?? Wds. IC ine- n.: gt ~pis ?? . '.prevsilf tl otre~. he' eoraitls' oe, !Uh-i ...