... r i& one, The numerous friends of Mr. Scott, the respected vicar of Tihe St. Andrew's, will be glad to hear that the rev. gentleman's and health is much improved, and that we may hope to have Mr. ight Scott back again amongst us in a few days. The following auld assages from a letter written by Mr. Scott, from Corris, Isle of Arran, unler date August 28, will be read with uite pleasure -- that ...

... Aourt & offical- THE QUEEN. l Dec. 5. i d The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, went I to London yesterday afternoon, and visited Lady I *x- Augusta Stanley, at the Deanery at Westminster. Ier in- Majesty afterwards paid a visit to the Duchess of Cam- t .s, bridge at St. James's Palace; and to the Queen of 0;8 Denmark and the Princess of Wales at Marlborough . House. Io Her Majesty ...

... Tocl duscb.$ n nk ri Lord and Lady Vernon, Ron. William Vernon, and the g a Ion. Miss Vernon have arrived in England frum Paris. air Lord Hartinglon entertained a political party at dinner at en Devonshire lonse on Wednesday. a The Earl df Carnarvon, Secretary of State for the Colonies, tl 2es arrived in town on Wednesday from Cowes. h he The Matquis and Marchioness of Bute, accompanied by Fi ...

... AN OFFICIAL WARNING. A numerous deputation, comprising in its members Mejor Ellis, Admiral Crauford, Mr. W. J. Norman, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. C. Osborne, Commander Rivington, Mr. 1H. B. Arnold, Mr. Guest, and Mr. Kitto (of the Imperial Brazilian Public Lands Improvement Trusts), was introduced by Mr. A. Orr-Ewing, M.P., and Mr. S. Morley, M.P., to the Earl of Carnarvon, at the Colonial Office, on ...

... DISPATCH OF MAILS The Office ts open to the ?? from 7 ILM.to 9 P-m. Lines of road and ?? destinatioi. NO.of Mall. 1 Aebborne, Belper, Mattock 1ail', and villages around Derby . .I 2 Brirstol, Cheltenhall, Gloucester, South Wales, and let delivery In Derby. 3 Bakewell, Buxton. Hull, Leeds, Mlat- leek B~ath, Newark, Nottingbam, Nosrmanton,York ,Northumberland, sod Durham . 4 Stoke-on-Trent, and ...

... .. ?? . - . a a- f - c. Q1ui. A The gradual increase of the fund in aid of the Shakers in in ,d Hampshire is regarded by them and their friends with con- fen le siderable satisfaction, though as yet it can only be of use for b *h present necessities. The money received up to Saturday 2_ amounted to nearly 1001. There is a notion afloat that this 9 money is only calculated to keep them in ...

... ?? Idus. fl ?? Po itO ROBBERY AT COONOR CHRH-oeunknown thieves C it aveentredthe church, taken the missionary boxes used su' g for the collection of juvenile offexinga front timo to time, to, wr abstracted thg contents (amonuting to several pounds), and at e8 thrown the empty boxes over an sdjoining hedge. p t. TUTBURY. ?? TUTBUBY. ?? id THE LATE MR, ?? OstaE.-OnL Tuesday lest the body ofre [a ...

... 1- -.v W ?? e THE DANGERS OF HOMEOPATHIC DRUGS. It -- - ?? . -- -- - . ft he A physician w,,,rites tolthe tT!.nes:-I ask your assist- ,ylor ancel in my ?? ar the publi of the serosbA five danger wich, is~incurred by the incautious use of a so-callbed that hommopt ati preparation of camphor. The preparato in apl the qetion, which is in very genera] use as a domestic redy W ?? and other ...

... D p n - f Manchester. in thoir Messrs. Du Fay and Co., of Manchester, In their monthly trade report, dated Tbursday, ?? Since the issue of our last trade report, considerable mercantile failures have taken place both here and elsewhere, amounting nominally is to 21,000,0001, sterling, since the stoppage of Messrs. J. C. 3- im Thurn and Co. The effect of these disasters has been to f paralyse ...

... in The annual exhibition in connection with thle Leicester- 'j shire Agricultural Society, with which ise associated the C all once famous Sparkenkhoe Farmers' Club and the Waltham 11 le. Agricultural Society, was opened on Tuesday, and wascou- bi5 tinned on Wednesday, on the Raco Course, we h m fil provement in the premiums and prizes conduced to a larger ti ;he number of entries in the more ...

... A SWIM OF MORE ' HAN TWENTY MILES AT SEA. ?? . . o-. O- -. - : 1 a,-s Dover, ITuesday:-Capt. Matthew Webb accomplished tho to feht of swimming from Dover to Ramsgate to-day in eight hours and forty-five minutes. the distance being computed at twenty miles. He wore no dress, and was alltogether un- L at assisted by artificial appliances. He dived from a boat under the Jee of the Admiralty Pier ...

... n DviBL-e, Wednesday. The 28 prisoners charged with the attack on Father t O'Keeffe's house on the 11th inst. were yesterday brought e before the magistrates at the local petty sessions court. *r The prisoners were brought from Kilkenny gnol on cars, s accompanied by an escort of armed police. All were hand- f cuffed, butthe manacles were removed when they entered . the Court-bouse. Amongst ...