... William Davis, a farmer residing near Milford, Hunterdon county, in this State, was attacked Urge dog, of which was the owner, and dreadfully mangled. Mr Davis had gone out short distance from his house to pick apple*, the dog accompanying him. The dog shortly commenced chasing some chickens, when Mr Davis called him off- This occurred a second time ; and D., observing that the dog now watched ...

... Foreign and Coasting Trade, belonging to the River Tay, Arbroath, and Montrose, will be held, within the Royal Hotel here, on Wednesday the 15th January current, at twelve o'clock noon. business of importance will be submitted to the Meeting, a full attendance of the Members is requested. The present Members, and Others intending to effect Insurance with this Association, will please give ...

... On Friday evening, after the election, Lord attended a banquet to celebrate the re-opening of the Athenaeum. Lord Palmerston, on rising to respond to the toast her Majesty's Ministers, was greeted with loud cheers. His Lordship said—lt was my good or ill fortune, while I held the department of the Fore'gn Office, to have many difficult things to deal with. I have been accused of being the ...

... Courier Office, s•dnesday Morning, Half-past Three. Review of the British Corn Trade DURING THE PAST WKEK. (From Ihe Mark Lane Express of Monday Evening.} Harvest operations have progressed steadily throughout the week, and the bulk of th? crops is now safely housed in all the southern the king Join ; in the u.ore back M ard districts Eng laud and Ireland there is still some corn abroad, and ...

... SI 'KSTRATIONS. John Weir, ttroeer and ovision merchant in Glasgow. James Howden & Son, jewellers and watchmakers in Edinburgh, as a company, and .James and Andrew Howden. vidual partners of that company. Daniel Hamilton. Esq., formerly Queen strcct> Edinburgh, now deceased. Alexander tea merchants in Glasgow, and Alexander Doboie, tea there, the only individual partner of that company John ...

... Since the Emperor's return from the wars several of his best friends have spared no opportunity of representing to him that his war with Austria, undertaken against the wish both of France and Europe, was grievous mistake; and that if he wishes to preserve his seat on the throne he must carefully avoid war for the future, except, indeed, for national reasons of the very highest importance. ...

... on the first Monday of October. As before attention will be given to Ladies' Hand and Bnsi- • ne-sHand. \ W ' Particulars to be learned at the Academy. ARITHMETIC, WRITING, & BOOK-KEEPING. EVENING CLASSES. MR GLASS mil Resume his CLASSES on the Evening of Tutsi) ay the 17th September current. Hours.— Ladies, 6 to 7-; Gentlemen, 8 to 0. Further Particulars to be had from Mr G. at the ...

... The Roman Catholic chaplain of the Galway workhouse has a salary of £100 year, while that the chaplain is only £25. The bank of Ireland has raised the rate of interest on all bills to four and a half per cent. distinction is now made between English and Irish paper. Money orders the amount of are daily cashed Galway at the Post Office, being the amount received by the local trawlers for the ...

... O I ;tr ■■•['± X p MUSIC. AWOMiOir^Fres^Semta, 2s -, Second Seats, ls ; Back ■ • j • Seats, fld. £*- ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. July Z.—King William's Dock—Talkyrlen, Hansen, Riga, flax Union, Mather, London, jute ; Matwey, Rasmus-sen, Narva, flax ; Ydun, Henrioksen, Riga, flax ; Fanny, Carter, Riga, flax ; Otterburn, Vasey, Riga, flax. Earl Orey's Dock —Pladda (a.), Simpson, Newcastle, goods; May, Ritchie, Newcastle, coaTa; Elizabeth, Souter, Newcastle, coals ; Breeze, Low, Neweastle, coals : ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. August 14.—£ am; erdovn D ck—iS Speedie, I omlon, good.. Earl Grey's Dock—Piadda (s.), Simpson, Newcastle, goods. Arrived in the river—the Stork and Scotscraig, both frcm Archangel with flax. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Anpu'-t 14.—Maria Lairaen, Bo'ness, bal'ast; Britannia, Pat tie, Sunderland, ballast: Breeze, Low, Newcastle, ballast; Vesper (a.), Mudie, Sunderland, ...

... of Mayor, Alderman Knight, solicitor, old member of the Council, fell from his chair, attacked with apoplexy, and died in the ro ...