... TIHE LAW OF PRIMOGENITURE. ng - e, TaE Eceoliciefis doss not attach any very great social or poll. [)r tiedl importance to the change inthiselaw byMrtLocke King, b all( expresses tho belief that it lies nothing whatever to do d ,a wvitli the existenco of aristocracy or the massing of land in 5 oi l uge estates. After illustratieg in a variety of ways the ho cwell-known Egilsish feeling onl ...

... * An Appeal, likely to be of considerable interest to the ki police authorities, and to poachers, will shortly be tried in the Court of Common Pleas. On July 19th list, four meln, supposed to be poachers, were seen on a road near Rother- ham by several policemen, who gave them chase, and found in their possession upwards of a hundred rabbits, together with IL largo quantity of netting and ...

... ?? ?? ;, i , - . ? I . I :? 1: . ; ppwgfidlos? StwolffigqL YR ACHOS 0 GODIAD ABLODD SENEDDOL YN Y BYD. MEWx cyfarfod diweddar .o'r eobden Club,rhodd. odd Mr. Duncan M'Laren, yr aelod seneddol'dras ddinas Edinburgh, yr hanes canlynol. o'r hyj a arweiniodd i'w gyfodi ef yn y byd :-Nid- oedd genyf n(meddai) un rbagolwg am ddeebreu busnes arosewy fy hun, a herwydd nid oedd genyf unrbyw gyfaill ...

... GREENOCX. MORTALITY Ohs BOARD SHIP. -While the ship Search, arrived in the river yesterday from Old CAla- bar, was on her passage home, two of her crew died from yellow fever. One of the men was named Fleming, and belonged to Aberdeen. The other was a foreigner. SHERIFF? CHIiIINAL COVERT-At this Court, yes- terday, before Sheriff Tennmnt and a jury, Jane O'Donnell or Gorman was charged with ...

... SUBRPISING CURB Or LONG-STANDING ASTHMA BY TAXINq LAERT ASTHMATIC BALaaS.00rnl2rniatod throngk Mr. B. M. Graham, Chemist, 21, East Holborn, South Shields, May 2,1868.--To Mr. Wmi. Lambert, Chemist. After suffering from Asthma for the lost twelve years, and hasing tried althe different sooalled pepoifle for tbeconplalntvsith. out benefit, I .waa recommended by Mr. R. M. Grabaem, of this town, ...

... papthgt a 46' ay~d' DADL FAWR Y CANWYLLAU. I xi, yn Nghymru-ac yn neiliduol i'r oy6 fredin o ddarllenwyr y FAxE-ymddengys y ddadl yn nghylch goleu'r canwyl]au-dadI ag sydd y dyddian hyn wedi taflu'r Eglwys Wyddelig, ac agor y Prifysgolion, y 'Ballot,' gwrthryfel Yspaen, a phob peth, i'rscysgod o ddigon-i ni, meddafj fel y eyffrediu o, ddar- llenwyr y FANIER, ymddengys y.peth yn ddim. ond ...

... TIHE BLACKGUARDISM AT LONG EATON. .l To THE EDITOR OF TlB DERBY MERCURY. gI Sir-In my grent aversion to newspaper letter writing, I t haw! been tryilig vory hard for some days past to repress an impulse to give vent to the feelings of intenso disgost with a - which 1 witnessed Col. Wilmot's reception at Long Eaton o hi Wednesday week. The thing, howevor, has become so public -havieg found its ...

... [FL;51 O.-P.l OWN CODRUSPONDZNT.] LownDo-x, SATUR. DAY. Ts rcs~t ci thte Conference on the G:.co3-Turkish d:Jifulty, lamne and impotent thougb it appeaLrs, nay notS be .ithOnt good effect if it should cnalcei tee .,sdtmb l uiplomatists to arrive at a just cnn- r cl'usiln as n? the true relations between the Otto. ml, L, inire and the miserable iittle St6a'e wich now th-rezlaens tp emnbroil all ...

... TrBILLTING INCIDENT A A. FIRE. T An incident of a thrilling character occurred on Sunday morning at a fire at a house in Netting. bill, London (reported in yesterday's MercuryJ, when a young married lady, Mrs. Barlee, lost her life. Soon after the first alarm engines belonging to the fire brigade reached the spot, and as they were preparing to attack the fire, a gentleman who was standing near ...

... AGIUCULTURAL STATISTICS OF 1iBS. e1'TEE detailed abstracts of the agricultural returns, showing - ethe acreage of lands under crops, bare fallow, and grassg, cu ad tire number of live stock in ecccl couiaty of Great En'- ,t tail) iC 1863, have just been issued by thre Board of Trade. li Tias leadinig characteristics of the returns of 1868 maay be 4Xthus stated -.-Of the 56,964,260 statute ...

... FBOH LfAST NIGHTS GAZETTR. I 'Anaor*, 4onu, I bongixrs Cbelsea; nbcasem22gG1 Feb. 1, Eat 1!. Arevscow, ADsOLPHSa Maney Laneaatteeroad, Wastlsoarscepats, commnercala clerk, Feb., 6, at 12, .Astsnses, WLLInAM SAMUELs, COlY-Str'eet, atiAb-lawn, badar, Fob. Se, at 11. DsLAsac, WIsLLIAM, Boacembo-read, Shopbecdst'Irkab, vet,,allei, Feb., 4, at 1. r , B~ner, HOIIAT1a THUS,, Nseloon-place, IKew ...

... LLooL ANrD ISBTEOT INeTILLIGBNOE. -, LOo~sIiWzD.j' Po' lon THE CenCtUs.-The programme at this place of amuse- R5n meat ig continually undergoing changes, and the pro- beE Prietoe spare no expense to give a good entertainment ?? 6 thte enjoyment oft ther patrons. On Monday evening hia tihe N descaripti, two very agile aucrobats, made their first it I aplse, and the well-known spectacle, ...