... THE LATE HON. MACKENZIE. Th« House Comsnone adjournal until as mark respect fur Xu the late lion. Alexander . John Tttpfier, Minister oi Justice, moniiff the adjournment, eulogy the dcceuarti Mr. Mackenzie's death the country man who ...

... THE LATE REV. PETER MACKENZIE. zxammDN-IsO o r ma LIFE.It :the Thie deat~h of the Rev. Peter Mackenzie has removed pat from tho3 Wesleyan Methodist pulpit a preacher of ex- tni `ePtional rigour, and a lecturer of rema-rkable pcpn- iut- lit.For rears the ...

... MR. ADAMS AND THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. THINGS must truly have altered to allow an Anti-slavery deputation to be bandying compliments with an American Minister. In all ages, indeed, since America-became a nation, Anti-slavery asso- ciations might have ...

... MR. CHARLES F. ADAMS ON IRELAND. In the August of 1S865 Mr. Charles Francis Adams, ?? Amsuriean Minister, made a toar through Ireland. On the 22nd of Septemuber in that year (just a week after the seiulire of the Isris Loplel he sent the fol- lowing account ...

... CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN EARL RUSSELL AND MR. ADAMS. In a supplement the London Gazette published on Saturday night, there is a long correspondence between Earl Russell, when Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Mr. Adams, the American Minister at the Court ...

... 1 shirc, of the mother oJ the late Rev. Norman Maceoal, at o the velnerable agge of Hir. Mrs. Macleod was the widow of . the late Rev. Dr. Norman Macleod, of St. Columba Gaelic Church, Glasgow, and mother also of the late Dr. Donalu Milacciead of Park ...

... MR. ADAM, M.P., ON COUNTY CONTRSTS. I large ald influcnltial mecotinv of tlhe Liberal electors of A lairge id infliicisti&l meeting of the Liberal electors of Li WVest Cliechire Nvas held yesturday, in the Grosvenor 5! Hotel Chcster, in piir:-;uamilco ...

... CHARACTER OiF THE LATEI Mu. CANNING. .( i~oi l~e National Inleiligeeneer of the 151h Septemnber- Said to le fromn the pten of Mr. Adams, the American President.) The dentb of Air. Canning saturally Nai, n both sides iofkr the witter, to coojectulres on tbe ...

... ?? of Dr. Jasob, resigned. r We inacvertently omitted to state jyoelrday la that Mr. T. W. George, of Gledhow-grove, was unable to I attend the funeral of. the late Mr. ll. Winter Hamilton, i but sent his carriage. , BnNDS' ADULT SCHOOL (BURLEY BfXcir ...

... others. No harmn had been done to Sir Morel! Mackenzie by those letters sent to Mr. Greenwood. The ledters would-never have beenpublshed but for Mr. Greenwood's litigation with Mr. Gibbs, his previous proprietor. Mr. SteinkopiE was not ...

... AND SER M. MACKENZIE. The Berlin correspondent of the %iemos writes With reference to the correspondence between himsel and Sir Morel Mfokenzie recently published. He pojits out ?? it was incomplete. The Pert, to the omission of which Mr. Lowe objeats ...

... themselves. 'By these arts he led the mnonied world. In his principles with regard to commerce, be was the avowed follower of Adam Smith; baet he durst not, amidst the difficulties in which war I C involved him, enter into an open contest with the ! prejudices ...