this country ; the number of the cases at Newcastle and at Gateshead, with the character of the eases at Liverpool, in Southwark and. Bermondsey, marking the difference between...

Russu has rejected the modifications proposed by the Porte in the Vienna note, and appears to have signified her rejection in a man- ner which shows how little the Czar is...

the Turco-Russian difficulties, or in the Home Office to the cholera, the ceaseless activities of the country do not exhibit any special or striking evidences this week....

Lord Elgin to this country, whether he resume his government in Ca- nada or not, is likely to lead to an important modification of the British Provinces in North America; that...

The Convocation of the Clergy for the Province of Canterbury was I formally prorogued on Saturday last, to Friday the 28th October, by Dr. Twin, the special commissioner of the...

No news comes from Balmoral, except the ordinary incidents of life in that region of field sport. Prince Albert has been out deer-stalking; and the Queen has been present with...

The British Association" which opened its session at Hull last week, con- tinued its business proceedings in sections, with unabated vigour till Wed- nesday. Among the more...

A "National Association for the Vindication of Scottish Rights" held a preliminary business meeting in Glasgow last week. The great meet- ing, over which Lord Eglinton has...

FRANCL — The Emperor and Empress are about to make a public: pro- gress in the North of France. According to the present programme they will start from Paris on the 22d instant...

The Queen and Prince Albert have offered, through Colonel Phipps, to subscribe the sum of 300/. towards improving the lodging of families in Dublin; on condition that a...

Lord Enfield, " one of the sufferers by the collision at Hornsey," addressed the following letter to the Chairman of the Great Northern Railway. " Dear Beckett Denison—It...

the crops within the last few days, caused a good deal of excitement at Mark Lane yesterday. Wheat rose 3s. a quarter, and other kinds of grain propor- tionably. At Dublin also...

It' is stated, however, that couriers are posting hither and thither in hot haste ; and that orders have been sent to Lord Stratford de Redeliffe, to urge the Sultan to accept...

British Government by Lord Cowley, provisionally abolishing the additional duty upon the importation of iron ore by foreign vessels which had been established upon all ores so...

is not al- together new to us— I have just heard from a reliable source, that efforts are making by cer- tain members of the Liberal party to persuade Lord John, Russell that...

SATURDAY. The news from the cholera district is more serious this morning. The return for the 15th September gives 97 deaths from cholera, and 4 from diarrhcea, at Newcastle,...

wages movement is of an ominous character. At Preston, the principal mill- owners have announced their intention of closing their mills "until the hands now on strike are...

; ;6 &Meng the charities of that city. ,;.,cfLond' 777- onderry, in one of his characteristic epistles, addressed this ‘ e t o his tenants,, complains that large arrears of...

[Contributed by one whom an intimate acquaintance of nearly twenty years' standing enables to speak undoubtingly.] Few men have carried with them to the grave more sincere and...

BTOCH EXCHANGE. FRIDAY Arraintools. The English Stock Market this week has been the scene of considerable excitement. Compared with last Saturday, the decline in Government Se-...

on the ease of Mr. and Mrs. Norton. Sir John explains, that he has been prevented from touching upon the case before, by absence and a severe private sorrow ; and he now...

Mr. Cl. V. Brooke, whose strong style of acting is happily measured by the number of his auditors, just as intensity of heat is measured by the degrees of a thermometer, has...

SCHOOL DIETARY. University Club, 10th September 1853. Sue—The subject to which you have directed attention in a paragraph in your (this day's) paper, demands the care of all...

1 Adam Street, Adelphi, 12th September 1853. Srn—The late collisions on our railways have given rise to much dis- cussion as to who is in fault. Some assert that drivers and...

In Paris there is every sign of revived theatrical activity. The Academic Imperial() opened on Monday, with the Huguenots, sustained by MM. Gueymard, Obin, Madame Laborde and...

has been produced, with more than usual tact in the decoration. As a bur- lesque, it cannot for a moment sustain a comparison with any of the works of Messrs. Planche, Taylor,...

is a path upon which conditions incompatible with human safety and life arc coexistent within a limited space ; and the consequence is, that human life is sacrificed. It is...

THE cholera is again amongst us, and we are still talking of" pre- parations" to meet it. More than twenty years have elapsed since w e first encountered this dreaded enemy ;...

THE publication of Lord Clarendon's answer to the circular de- spatch of Count Nesselrode has removed many. doubts to which the want of a clear statement as to the course taken...

decidedly becoming an "order" in the state : it exercises a power of life and death ; it sends several Mem- bers into Parliament • it draws its superior officers from the same...

a military and a political point of view is made by a Quebec correspondent of the Morning Post. Canada has taken one step towards relieving the Mother-country of the cost of...

THERE is now some hope that the system of conducting Private Business in Parliament may be radically improved; for the task has been undertaken by the highest authority in the...

AT a season when Parliament leaves us at leisure to think and talk about our private business, the Times usefully takes under its patronage the extensive and ill-used clientele...

FREDERIRL BREMER'S IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA. * THE leading characteristic of this book of letters from America is personal. There are elaborate descriptions of scenery, but the...

as Reynolds says there is in art, a classical style, which is founded on general nature, and presents the essen- tial spirit of things in the most finished manner ; and of this...

air on health as a preservative or re- storative is within the experience of every one ; so extraor- dinary are its effects, that a day or two, sometimes even a single day, will...

Tars novel differs from those fictions by the same author which aimed at reviving the sentiments and manners of some period by a pseudo writer of the time, in having more of...

Boons. Raymond de lifonthault the Lord Marcher; a Legend of the Welsh Borders. By the Reverend R. W. Morgan, P.C., Tregynon, Author of " Verities of the Church," &c. In three...

The Liverpool Fine Arts Institution has awarded the prize on account of the best work contributed to its annual exhibition, to Mr. W. Holman Hunt, for his picture of " Claudio...

THE LANCASHIRE STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES. In the Reports of the Inspectors of Factories for the half-year ending 318t October 1852, they give a tabular statement of the number of...

,... [From the Official Iteturn.] :. f ,i ' le. , - TesAfeela - Week - ., AM • of- i454., . Eymotie Diseases 4 ...els. s. ,.:sid Dropsy, Cancer, and other diseases of...

On the 8th September, at the Vicarage, Canford, Dorset, the Lady Louisa Ponson- by. of a son. On the 8th, at Milton. Kent, the Wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Monkland, Seventy-...

°MCI or OnDX.aNCE, Sept. 6.—Royal Regt. of Artillery—Second Capt. C. L- D'Aguilar lobe Capt. vice Papillon, retired upon full-pay ; 1 irst Lieut. P. It. Glan- ville to be Second...

117455”. Felder. 931 941 951 951 210 4 dth Idia. 1 4 FORMIGN FUNDS. (Last Official Quotation daring the Week ending Friday Evening.) Austrian 6 p. Ct. Mexican 3 p. CL...

Tuesday, September 13. PARTNERSHIPS DtssoLven.-Edkins and Valentine, Barnsbury Place, Upper Isling- ton, drapers-Ifernfoing and Son, Farringdon Street, auctioneers-Larock and...