... For the public hM Rrosned under the tyraimical roffulation of the Poetmafitcr-Goneral. th&l you may not etick anything on. postcards. Many persona, indeed, have supplemented their groans by repeated breathes of the rule, we, who often receive cards with newspaper cuttings pasted thereupon, have cause to know. Now new postcard-charter has been wrung from Department, and publish to-day the glad ...

... THE MARKETS.— Yaterif. LOUDON. «FTrt n P° I - ?? CATTLE.-The cattle trade has been quiet r> c s-i'pl» of beasts was moderate, but no foreign were included. f . ?? ;f wa» nnner. but business was slow at late rates. The ' ?? „f sheep was short but sufficient, and the prices realised • ' . the sameas Mondsy. Calves sold at late rates. Forty milch ' . oftered : 20 English sold at from £17 to £Z8 ...

... The entertainment this place cf amusement, last evening, were of a character well calculated to keep up the respectability it has attained as being one of the most agreeable suburban places of amusement. They commenced with the opera of the I‘ottiUion of Lonjumeau, in which Mr. Eaton O'Donnell, Mr. Frazer, Baldwin, and that muchadmired favourite of Islingtorian audiences. Miss Annette Mcars, ...