... NOTICES TO COItREiSPONDENTS. J. WV--Vee. C. DI ?? T. P. G.-It is the correct way. WarwJck.-It has not been published yet, but, probably, will be in the next calendar. IM . 1-A week or two before the opening of Parliament, THE LAW OF ENT TAIL AND PRINIOGENITURE, ,b the EDIroR of the DAILY POST. Sir,---The paper read by Air, C. W. Hoskyns, at the Midland Farmers' Club, on The effect of ...

... CORRESPOND ENCE 2;OTICE3 TO COIRRE3PODTDENTY., or'.rteseenhcs:t. soiajo :ti nlS7 v speiasiter tspoii tjfl>v f , SFc ?? rwa4& /aie' reis ?? ttaUic, X? Wu hif;itts i riefr.; VtiUtt.i. c,^ionh'siiieiisi Ji ;uesRqra isr'cts fue bnc'csler. 'acid oe awoeim:*s,,t, trS nam a9 rsis e tisi ofR £)' tireittv, Iot r.cee9s4rszyj',. gabikrczor, !st' fee Aeinfi iriisrtieis of t04 &Wi'm. The matter about wbich ...

... TITHE ME1MBRIIS FOR NORTL. SHROPSHIRE AND DBNBIiIxliJl-l1 ON AGM1ULTUD.AL I TOPICS ?? ?? ?? o ?? 'of ?? i y own Correondueunt1. tat Th aenpual ihow of the (Jswositry District Agricultural ~he Society, took piece on Friday, under ilhe nset favourable Ica circumstances as regards the unuhaer of entries, the ,r attendance, and tli weather. In thu evening the usuanl dinner took plate at the ...

... TEE SUNDAY DELIVERY OF LETTERS. A l'oot 0tice retuin just issued ahlows that labout l0S,( CO persons in England1--one in 201) of the popula- tion-have ,aiven notice at their 1'oot Ossice rieqjuestino that their letters he rot delivered at their hlones; en SundaN a, Tn most of the places in which these noties: bare been given the nuisil'er of permons thus reiquesting that their letters be not ...

... LATET _NEWS. I LUTfR'S TLtLEGIMS,| THE INVASION BE OF THE PC PAPAL STATES.e CONFLICTS WIll THE hi INSURGENTS. ati FLORENCE, OUTo131;R4 (Eveningf.) Co Advioes received here from the Roman frontier (F anenoince that the insurrctionary movement still I continues, and that new bands of insurgents were ti assembling at different points. tic FLORENCE, OCTOBRn U. bu Intelligence from Viterbo ...

... vrlYNATE COR RESPONDE NOE; LiUNnt)N, Saturday. It is said that Mr. Anthony Trollope intends to resign his duties in the Gonerral Post Officc, St Marti8 'lcG {rad, iand that he contemplates offering himself as a candidate for a seat in Parliament to ono othe ne constituencivs to be formed tnder the J'seform Bill. Mtr. lrollopos politics are decidedly Liberl,. lie admits politics into his now ...

... STATION' S OF 'If1E BRIUSLa ARiiVR, t Oa th. N0i bcEpbcmbu. liii. Wheec(. two plaxcJ ore roelntionoil the last carriued to that at ivhieih tire tlel'l ii Stationed. Cr4 Life Guarrls, ?? Uhil, litgelpru, Vrtrontr trmd dIO. ANV uindor 2'il III ?? ji ?? ?? G~tiad.s, pqheat'S tdt8h, Uirrogli arll 2tilt, Oanaida, UI hotlmiun P.t Drsgner Gurordo, A. Idorgtot IthQi'biW Clatliam Led, Aiedigi,(nebr-y ...

... A1NTICIPATIONS OF( TTIE ITEMWUR§ET FECOND OCTOi3ER MEETING, AND A. nrIEF 1ILVJMbV Wl)r Ti1L ?? WBEVES~iJl, ToCJ.X To ltic YhIre-ot 'f f/li hArTS Peso?. Sir,--ln mly ~l of Wedntesdaiy, writtenl freic 66 c scene of~,! ist,I I I f ulshed mL iy readers wl lh thu prle. cipal itemls of Interest counecteel with thea first tiny'a s[iert, C ?? wau seaily cary tasulteaueluninterftintlf. Thecrentg ...

... .1,11SCELLANEOUS. iA A serviceof s1team omnibrisos8 ilbn a t to JbeOstfio q In Lyons, The iownn of Hanmburg anti Lubecke have received Per' Mmnent i'cuerisf garrisons. L The regis8tration has closed In Charleston, loaslag the Li negiees a, majority of about 1,800. n Thle Tudor, xilicih stilled from Liv7erpool, for Bombay, on if the 17th of January, has not since boon board of. s, Tb S/c'eflIe ...

... 1 According to present arrangements, the Qum*:x is to ti return to Windsor on the 22nd inst., and the Prince 0O t and Prinmess of WAL.S from the Continent at about PI Prnes f AI.E e, the same period. la - The Duke of Bvc.:rLEuCI has been making a speech on the subject of Rfcorm at Jedburg. He says that in at the Act passed nothing of the bill originally brought in fr a remains, except the word ...

... RUMOURED INTENDED RETIREMENT OF I ~~~LORD DERBY. I Jfrcreo the Sumlay Garctils] Rurcours of ?? modifications are peculiarly In season about this time of the year. Those of splits in the Cabinet cannot pass muster before the Cabinet actually meets, and hence they belong to November and December; but in October we hear of projected chaneou in the Ministry with the regularity of the enormous ...

... RAILWAY ISTELLIGENCE. The iriftio receipts of railways fi the United Kingdom emi1ounted, for the week onding September 28, on 13,1032 n.iles, to £'818,2N'., and for the corresponding week of Inst 5 car on 12Jr28 miles, to ;£774,635., lshowing an increase of I miles and of £1;,G64. Thegros recelptson the follow. iog fourteen railways amounted, in thoe aggregate, on !.38:3 itles, to£CS0I00,, and ...