... London.—Mr. Arnold, yesterday, went through the lists of the following parishes: St. Sepulchre, Bridewell precinct, St. Bride, St. Dunstan in the West, and the precinct of Whitefriars.—Mr Bright, M.P., who was on the list of St. Dunstan, in respect of the offices recently occupied by the League, at 67, Fleet-street, was objected to by the Tories. It appeared, from the evidence of a witness ...

... career last Saturday. No less than five newdaily and weekly publications are announced meet the demand of freshly created reading pablic of native growth, among others 11 Popelare, L'Ecfun del Tempo, II Ctmtentporaneoy and, perhaps, the most important of all La Giuritprudenza. This last journal is to be-modelled, on the Frendt Gazette Tribunaucr, and is the natural offshoot of a most vital ...

... who was in oar service in India, and, we believe, was compelled to quit it, is a benefit rendered not merely to the cause of truth, but to the mutual good understanding between the countries. Nothing has tended more strongly to keep up the ignorant hatred and prejudice of France against England, and of England against France, than the stupid falsehoods of persons who have written accounts of ...

... they do, and to give the utmost amount of belief to all they say. But when case presents two bodies of evidence in diametrical contradiction, —one furnished by an inspector, three seijeants, and four private constables of the police force; the other by number of witnesses, respectable in station, strangers to cach other, and not labouring under any suspicion of collusion with the accused or ...

... that the subject has not been taken by the new administration merely as a good cry for the country. The theme is prominent all the late electioneering addresses. Military training schools are being established for the fiist time since wc have had standing army. our dockyard schools a better mode of examination is introduced, and more substantial rewards are held out to the apprentices ...

... clo£d Joseph Henri, and preparing their verdict, after six hours' deliberation, was a sentence labour for life (travaux fords perpetuity) was not present when the judgment was and an officer of the court went immediatelv to V prison to communicate it to him. In the Chamber of Deputies, M. Blanqui for Bordeaux, was admitted after short tion, and a protracted debate began on the of M. Dessaigne, ...

... ADELPHI.—This Evekixo, PAUL PRY. Messrs. Wright, Lambert, Selby, O. Smith, Cullcnford; and Miss Ellen Chaplin. To be followed by JUDGMENT OF PARIS; or, The Pas de Pippins; and ABRAHAM PARKER. Doors open at 64. PRINCESS'S.—THIS Evening, THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Messrs. C. Mathews, J. Vining, Ryder, Compton, Barker; Madame Vestris; Mrs. Stirling, Miss Smithson, and Mrs. Foebrokc. To be ...

... James Chapman, Esq. in the chair. The minutes of the last half-yearly meeting, and the special meeting on the 20th of January were then read. The first were confirmed unanimously, but with regard to the second, Mr. Lefevre opposed the confirmation of that part of the proceedings, contained in the 11th resolution, which had reference to the question of the steam-packets, then discussed. He was ...

... quantity of dry and dull arguments for and against the Corn-laws, which it has swallowed or rejected, is certainly enough to have palled the taste and turned the stomach of even a less squeamish assembly. And it is not yet over, though butter has been disposed of by a majority of a hundred and two, and cotton-hose by a majority of eighty-eight. Silk and timber and strong drinks awaited them ...

... the more so as it is creeping into general use under the sanction of another principle very like it, and altogether without its objectionable character. The principle we allude to is what the French call extradition—-the delivering up of suspected or accused persons by one Government to another. Applied to criminal offences, nothing can be less objectionable; and no one could do aught but ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert took their usual early walk yesterday in the pleasure grounds of Buckingham Palace. His Royal Highness afterwards rode out horseback, attended by Colonel Wylde, Equerry in Waiting. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, were taken their accustomed exercise yesterday the royal gardens. His Royal Highness ...

... choose address us in confidence will find their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN WE UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. ...