... hear men of all the old parties, and to be King of All Spaniards. He is expected to arrive soon at Valencia, and to hold reviews of the troops on his way to Madrid. Mn HALL, M.P., at the Druids dinner at Oxford n Friday, and in the enures a Lis remarks ...

... the neighbourhood of the works have also been killed. M.P., addressed a meeting of delegates in C;lasgow on Tuesday. 'le reviewed the events of the 1t year in eonne with mining. and remarked in regard to t: . tote that although there was not very much ...

... and from I /eographie..l and other Exploring deem between Literary Men. Announeementa, Personal News, and Jottings Interest. Review of Old Literatore, English and and original Papers. Criticisms of the Picture Galiorie., of the Stage. god of THY. will pursue ...

... been asked. the million.° partook of a substantial and elegant Ma. Tbeggalter, the Chairman, in a nent and pointed alms, reviewed the pet ycer, and asked each and all present to take a retrnspective view of their doings daring the year that was Mete, ...

... expected to di•emherk at Valcntie, where he will be received by several of the Ministers. the his way to Madrid I. will held reviews of the armies of the Centre owl the North. The King has reoeived the *ingrate! tions of the King of the Hal:item. WI I . ItO ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITItill TRADE fORTFLIC PAST WEEK (From Mark Lane pre,) extraordinary thaw baring lasted through the week, its venal elects bare arpeared in the state of the wheat trod.. The sample. have become meth deteriorated, and every.me's hand ...

... officially reported to havo been welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd. He went first to the Cathedral and heard mass, after which he reviewed the garrison. In the evening he was entertained at a State boa .due:, and spoke of the necessity for reorganising the army ...

... another, in public affairs. There is no need, therefore, to write in the lanputes of vakliction. The House of says the Saturday Review, rides the nation, and there are now only two men left who can rule the House of Commons ; and it is a national leas that ...

... the section of thinkers repreaential by the 'estmisrster, deem the present a favourable time t'or trying to secure for the Review a more extended circle of readers. We may therefore discuas the number before us almost as if it were a new candidate for ...

... ~f marriage in Wishaw snood :Kura pariah church. This judgment, we stippune, will apply to yuoad Aura Churches geserally. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE FOR THI PAST /FISK (From the Mark Lane Repress.) Tea weather during tho past having continued mild ...

... xx. 32. He said that the Apostletraul is here taking farewell of the leaders of the Church at Ephesus, and, in so &nig, he reviews his ministry among them, lie had laboured in their midst for three years, and those three 'ears were tulle! interest to all ...

... Rayleigh. The mover, after ex pressing regret at the cense which had prevented the Queen from opening Parliament in person, reviewed the Speech, and a similar coarse was adopted by Lord Rayleigh, who applauded the zeal of the Government in encouraging scientific ...