Notice—Tbe order t» allrr tbc name Miu*huli ~ Abigail.** arrived too late raaue the proper place. The appear, in .. U r first paae.

INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Jolt 10.—In convocation holden on Saturday tbe Rev. Richard Henry Wall, D.D., of Trinity College, Dublin, was admitted ad euvdem. In a congregation holden at the same timt the following degrees were conferred :— DOCTOR CIVIL LAW. j Rev. James Caulfield Brow

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Tuesday, July 8. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fane.) JOHN BEARD, OF (a BANKRUPT,) Ex parte John William Taylor. This was the day appointed by Mr. Commissioner Fane to inquire into, and decide, whether a claim of 21/., set up by Mr. John William Taylor upon the b

The Worm —Fire and flood are what these pests most dread ; burning the soil makes it too hot to hold them ; and a few days' submersion a system of hydropathics equally useful in arresting their onward career. A colony of rooks a good cure. Ducks pick them up, when the land is ne

Mary Calland, 19, was convicted of stealing a 10/- England note, the property of Marie Quantin, her She was sentenced to be transported for ten years- NEW COURT. (Before the Common Sergeant.) , Ann Adams was indicted for stealing a cap &t> n pairs of stockings, the property of M

as fur as the Brent, where they remained till about 9-o'clock, and amused themselves with cricket and other, games, much to their own enjoyment and also to that of a great number of spectators. On Thursday last our little town was by the celebrated O-jib-way Indians, who went th

Gentlemen op England Gentlemen Kent-"" j„ match was played on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday* jthe bowling department, Kent, as well as the game c severely fit the loss of Mr. A. Mynn. The want gf Kent side was a change of bowling and a wicket keepe » fle the tremendous pace at

beg again to remind our readers that now i» for making claims for county-votes. They must be „b' or before 20th July. It ma y not be out place join the following qualifications of voters Freeholders of 40s value. Life Estate of £10 annual value. , Life Estate of 40s. annual valu

SECOND REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON RAILWAY BILLS. ' Select Committee appointed to inquire into the state of the several Railway Bills now before and to consider and report their opinion es to what >»t^~' should be adopted tbe House, order to facili(H be re-introduction, a

There is but one way of obtaining business—publicity one way of obtaining publicity—advertisements; tbe newpaper the flying wheel by which the motive power of commercial enterprise sustained, and money, the steam by which the advertising is kept going.— Blackwood's Magazine. The