PORTSMOUTH, JULY 22. The Indomitable, sailing transport, with the left wing of the 2d battalion 11th Regiment, after several ineffectual attempts, owing to the strong and contrary winds, left St. Helen's-roads yesterday morning (Sunday) with, it is to be hoped, more favourable p

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IN the compass of one short speech Lord SHAFTESBURY has said well-nigh everything that could possibly be advanced upon the almost incredible advantages that result from irrigation and good internal water communications in India. The fabled "wealth of Ormus and of Ind," with thei

A number of verbal amendments were subsequently discussed and disposed of; and the Lords.' amendment striking out the retrospective clause having been agreed to, a committee, consisting of the Attorney and Solicitor General, Sir G. C. Lewis, Sir G. Grey, Mr. Murray, and Mr. Mali

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(From the Mark-lane Express of yesterday.) I , The weather was showery and unsettled in the early part of the week, which checked the progress 4 hay-making, al though not so injurious to the grain crops. We are now drawing very near the time of harvest, and great will be the anx

The Northern Whig publishes an excellent résumé of that portion of the census which refers to the north of Ireland. From this statement it appears that Belfast has made great strides in prosperity. Her trade is flourishing, and the increase in her populatio n h as b een rea ll y

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Last night the London Sacred Harmonic Society performed Mendelssohn's Elijah, the first time this season. The principal vocal performers were Miss Birch, Miss Dolby, Miss Stewaxt, Miss L. Baxter, Mr. Lockey, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Seymour, Mr. Banks, and Mr. Matte. Mr. Lockey sang wi