... THE FRADODY PBIWECUT[O!f T'a) beg letter writer is an exoretwien ofo tr h1O ?? . ag kso been enconragod into -mflao I7 the spread of edncstion and the advantages of the Pealy Peat, and 2a to be regarded as an anit of tbj VAS:Uyor of advertisig by which, nowvadaS, Oertein I cl nfi knoowv our watst, griefg, shortoomingl, and 113 prpe remedy or psnaoea for each and all of them Argu-Oyd and Gygea ...

... WIRRAL ANNUAL LICENSING SESSIOINS. The annual licensing e-.slons for the hundred of Wirral vicre held yesterday, at the County hail, Abbey-strEet, the magistrates upon the b~uos being the Elon, Sir idward Cust (halirman), W. Jaolkion, lAP., 11, Bryants, R. Barton, H. Segar, J. B. Case, B. Derbyshire, J. Torr, W. luman, Congreve, D. Graham, the Ilev M. h (oxon, and Captain Glegg. There 2d ...

... rI,'FU A, CIC'PDElNT OTr THE MI.D. JLAND RfAIfL WAY. ' yI1KEE BU5LLED-FOUR HUNDRED INJURED. 4 fearful accident happened half an hour after midnight on Thursday, at Market Harborough, which, up to yesterdlay afternoon, had reselted in the death of three persons, and injuries of a more or less serious character to about 400 others . On Wednesday morning an excrlcsion train left Burton for London ...

... iTITE APPROACHIhG EVENT. I am .o r I I ~ ___Z ?? N~iz~ I (Froma the London clcraept of yOYeraOY.) It is generally understood that the time has no1W arrived when ret cence lecd le no longer observed upon a subject of national interest. Thre matrimonial choice of the Prince of Wales is made; he will espouse, and at no more distant date than tile enol.aing spring, thle Preiccas Alexandra of ...

... I - - PIRATlCAL PIROCEEDING3, The Sagalmora 1ree Pres3 of July 17 contains the following on this subject :-Oa the l8th ult, the Sara- wak gunboat Badger arrived off Muala on her vs ay from Bintula to Saravak, and shortly after she had anchored heavy firing rwas heard in the direction of Oya, Which it was subsequently ascertained proceeded from two Lanun prabus attacking an Oya boat. About an ...

... From the Paris Elegant. The unseasonable weather we have had, ladies, has naturally rendered the fashions unsettled of late. People are at a loss which toilet to select whilst the weather is changing five or six times a day first warm, then cold, then, again, wet, then sultry, and finally tempestuous and blowing a fierce gale, threatening to lift the crinolines into the clouds. How is all this ...

... The following appeared in our SECOND EDITION of last week.] Report by the directors to be presented to the share- holders at their half-yearly meeting next Thursday. The accounts for the half year ended 30th June last, have been carefully examined by the auditors, and are now submitted to the proprietors for their consideration; The capital expenditure during the last half year, amounts to ...

... It appears that the litigation of which the ease-of Thomas v. Shirley was the commencement is, pro- ceeding in another form. The case just named? was an action for breach of promise of marriage brought by a young lady named Thomas, against General Shirley, which was tried at the last Lewes Assizes, when a verdict was found for the defendant. A second action had been brought by the same ...

... &jre flimtrr. Mr. Bromfield has very properly drawn the atten- tion of the peoplt* of Usk to the subject of the Wri- ting School, and Girls' School, and most persons in the town must deplore, with him, that no steps are taken to re-open these schools, which have now been closed for upwards of two months, leaving the scholars, who are said to Y-itimberabout 150-and who are unable to get ...

... ITALY. The Times' Paris correspondent writes that there had been very little doubt on Monday that Garibaldi had got into Calabria, but on the mor. row came the positive announcement of that fact, to which was added that he was marching on Solerno. ?? is said to have crossed over in a vessel under English colours, and to have seized two Piedmontese vessels. TzE GARIBALDIAN MOVEMENT.-The Time. ...

... A letter from Rorme of the 21st instant says: -Yesterday, about two o'clock, the Marquis de Lavalette, Ambassador of France to the Holy See, and General Montebello, commanding the corps t of occupation at Rome, were received by the Pope c at a private audience, which did not last less than a three hours. This long conference is to-day the I subject of general conversation. There is in . ...

... On Wednesday afternoon, the foundation stone of the Wesleyan Methodist Schools, High Street, Gates- head, was laid by the Right Hon. William Hutt, M.P. for the borough. There was a very large assem- bly at the spot; and a platform was erected, upon which were the following ladies and gentlemen:- Mrs Hutt; Mrs Mayoress; the Rev. S. Herbert; the Rev. J. Scott; the Rev. J. P. Haswefl, Chairman of ...