... NAME. Arbroath and Forfar ?? Birming. & Derby Junction Birmingham & Gloucester.. Brandling Junction ?? Chester and Birkenhead .. Dublin and Kingstowa ?? Dundee and ?? Durhaa and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties ?? Glasgowv and Ayr ?? Glasigow,Paisley,&Greenoc1k Grand Junction and Chester and Crewe ?? Great North of England . Great Western ?? Hull and Selby ?? Liverpool and ...

... Seamens6s Friend Society and Bethel Union. The twenty~second annual meeting of the above society took place on Wednesday evening last, on board the Sea- men's Chapel, one the Grove, Elijah Waring, Esq., in the chair, on which occasion a numerous and highly respectable company assembled, The meetingr, which was appointed to commence at half-past six, was detained some little time by the non ...

... P20VZNCZAEL ?? ir SOMERSERTSHIE, ir ToRY HoAxEs,-Some of the Tories of Bath have lately resorted to a new employment, viz., forging letters of invitation to private parties at the houses of inhabit. g. ants of Liberal opinions, :11 RevisioN OF THE LISTS OF PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS 3 OF BATIH-This revision closed on Wednesday. Its results id leave the constituency much as before. The Liberal and le ...

... aL HONEY-i4TOON. -My aunt Barbaira is a somewvhat quizzical spinster of the old school-plerpendicular ats a poplar and. dry as a shaving-isho scorus, -to have beers ?? conlstrutctd by lprovidconeB for the epoch of farthlgingss anid hiigh-heeled shoces. In those slipshod times of ease and comufor~t, the good lady is thrown aWay. One feels tbat Richardson was ehested oflher; that sho ...

... apolitical jfttrcor. ToRYISse AND THrE TIMBs.-The Times has at length undertaken to describe Toryisrm. It has done it con amore, and shown a perfect knowledge and feeling of the subject. In a leader of last Saturday it describes in graphic language the ruin of Toryism, and states the causes of its ?? decline and fall. I Toryism fell, . it says, 1 partly because it became tainted with those ...

... $onnD ?? AND 1MR. BRIGHT. A correspondence lias been published, the spirit of which may be seen in the following ?? Brougham -writes, 1 Dear Mr. Bright,_1 have read with astonishment the audacious ?? contained in a paper called the Anti. Bread- Tax C~ircuslar, in which I am represented as having I'pressed my services upon the deputies (last; July), and volunteering to bring forward the motion ...

... 7Marliarnentarp 3Itel1(gecfe. HOUSE OF' LOltDS,-FaIDnsA. The corn importation bill was read a third time enfl passed; and after some other business, the house sdjoturneil. MON D)AY. The vhief business in the houise was the third rgading nld passing of the bill for imposing an addlitional duty on Irish spirits. I TUESDAY. The Earl of WNCHInLstsa gave notice that on Friday next hae woull preseot ...

... r SOUTH DevoN.-The weather during the past week has been rather cold, with frequent showers o rain. Apples are setting well in every situation, and grass is plentiful in the pastures: in fact, everything seems to be rapidly progressing towards an abundant crop. The price of cider has ?? Timloes. Notwithstanding the continuance of cold and wet weather, the country generally presents in ...

... DISASTROUS COAL-PIT ACCIDENT AT DINAS COLLIERY.-LOSS OF TWELVE LIVES. One of those melancholy catastrophes so frequently the concomitant of mining operations in the collierics of South Wales, attended on this occasion, lee regret to say, with the loss of twelve lives, took place on Monday morning, at the linas Colliery, the property of Walter Coffin, Esq. On Saturday night, it appears, on the ...

... zY S CZI>.ZANOVS. it is intended to hove a grand national meeting of the c archers of Great Britain, in the city of York, during the pre- a sent summer. t At a public dinner at Alnwicic, the other day, after the I toast-', Prince Albert end the rest olf the Royal Femily, the band strucok up the air, 1That's the way the money goes.1 RHUBARD_.-Mr. Robert Moffat, of Tvvizel, near Ber- f' wick, ...

... CE. DEPARTURE OF TME KING OF SAXONuT.-His majesty took leave of the Queen on Thursday morning, and quitted the metropolis, by the London and Birmingham railway, for Scotland, wherein his majesty will make a tour. HER MAJESTY AND PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO STAr- XORD-u5ousi.-On Saturday evening the Dake and Duch- ess of Sutherland were honoured with the gracious com- pany of the Queen and her ...

... VI ZSCECMLMAN EO US. PRETTY GOoD-Why are teeth like verbs? Because they are regular, irregular, and defective. THE MOTHER 1or HAnLOTS.'-By this term the Protestant daughters, in America, of the Church Catholic are very feed of addressing their venerable parent. They best know the fitness of the title. REsIARKABLE ANAGRAM.-Pilate' question to our Lord, What is truth ? in the Latin vulgate ...