... DOMESTIC INTELLIG#INCE. TapE QUEEN'S BALL.-The Queen gave a grand ballI on Friday night, at Buoldngham-pslasce,~ to royal, diplomatic,' Cal 'official, and other distinguiehed persons, to the number of about bal a thouean'l. The state rooms blazed with wax-lights and theO lustros, and were profusely adorned with exotica and rare plants. I The 'Queen was dressed In blue-.a gauze over silk and ...

... A meetingof Nonconformists was held on Wednesday evening last, in the School-room of Castle-green Chapel. It was con- vened by circular, which stated it to be- for the purpose of considering the course proper to be adopted in reference to the recent proceedings in parliament relating to government educa. tion; and also In what manner the exercise of the suffrage at the next election would ...

... FOREIGN & DO(MESTICN TWrELLIGENCE. Txn~ Wi.,sT-INDIA MAttI,.-'rhU tioyal Mail Company's steameir Dae airivnil r; S.'atuoirllitoi III lli11railay. By this o a arrival welearn thiat there wansagreat w~iitit friliipiiitig at ,lallintiol iialand other poloniie,. 'l~e lie wsppetnr all speaik if ain abandilit ~-crop.) eel Or lie Itw,1ishidg condition of thle young citiesB. A great dleal of sickness ...

... TH HlE; V OYAG.. IThe following, abridged from an Ameriean :tie, is taken irora ,a mrsce1llnygilled `The Sea,, illuotrative.otfite on the ocean. and puvblished by the Hessrs.. hambers seme years Ago.) I HAD proceededtfrom Jamaiea, the land of my ndtivty' to, a certain college i the United States, witl the intentiop of there complatirn rae v'unla perlod 'of four years'tnniverllty'stidy; but my ...

... RAILwAy -TIME TABLEES. e GReEAT WESTERN AND BRISTOL AND EXETER. Great Western Railway. - BristolExeterRailway. . . . . . ..:: - i i p1X oti 0 Ia o B Sc c o 0 -I = =-.*.D en~aC..000C30 mT0n Toe 0~v.Dl0.0.0. Ce Ca-03'.Den.e Ca ,3t.00.Caaen: 91-- 9 | ana a 0013030 Ca 0000ec.0. Oo osawa. aoaoo 0.4lsoo 00.Tl l Cats 0~ en~aC * 0 0 30011en0oo~ . . . -. n. ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE, ENGLAND AND RussiA.-In the French semiofficial papiers a statement lies appeared, and has since been repeated in tice most confident tone, to the effect that a courier passed at few days since through Paris, bearing the recall of Baron Isrunow. On inquiry at thue most authentic sources, we find that there is not the slightest ground fo r thle statement of thle French ...

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... To the Editor of T7le Bristol Mercury. SIR-I hope the railway directors may learn from the G0 Exhibition that low tares are conducive to their interests. is very cerlain that were the fares to London Its. and 78., orea tos. and 5s., that where one person now goes up six or eo would go. Let them make a rewaoneable charge for luggageah;. 00 lbs. The Birmingham fares are disgracefully high, andi ...

... A conflagration of a very extensive character oscurred during Monday night et the large manufactory of Messrs. Laverton ani Co., cabinet-makers, in Redoross-street. The first intimation of the fire was given between two and three o'clock, when a vast body of flame was seen bursting through the roof. It is strange thatthe existenoe of fire on the premises was not known earlier, for it must have ...

... -An f fl i rin tfil n-it two moot hs. Of The occurrence, during the past two mouths, of several col. tlicry explosions-attended with loss of human life, the disable- ment of survivors, and the entailment of present and lasting . distress upon families wvho have been soddenly bereft of a hus- band, a father, or a brother-recalls our attention to a subject son which we have more than once dwelt, ...

... AI- LWAY TIMETABLES. RAlLWVAY TIME TABLES. - ¢'d ' Olta81025 Id ~ ', I .. - -- . 3:. . a 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ H5 1- '@80 o0 .' 0 ,to74. 0 .5: IDo2 0 9 ' t . ,cJ,c;',>oo:4to to~~~ ; I-..=--oIofP I e , . . X. W.to . 0. 0. 4. . ...

... Her Majesty in Council has ratified a scheme proposed by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, by which the annual average income of the~futurtdeans of,!t.1Da. d'isfxed at ?74nd4f eac I lu1lca 1y9fler,st50 o fante - ' Pre~g4d i -The incom ofh The Crystal Palcydnaiwilbopedt the ublic in May, with duecemoil The ag aes haveen rugtbye. veseelifrom e! Dunkrcntiigpesent toteBnso dd byteJ presdn of he ...