... : (frret;;lJuV~)tCC 0Up aS AND LANDLORDS. NE IE TOSothe LIVERPOOL MERCURY. a] Teo itt EDI ?? depression of business In Liverpool, ml GNTLEq -ntb e6ta upon the shopkeepers. are muoh felt, it. ?? resent time. These evils are much in- i t r ~the pieteng aystem adopted by the landlords to- Cot tvre~ gtoiaut~e. ttown rents are Increased at the rate of B *rads the r 1sorts f then this ?? Increase ...

... DODESWZC ZINTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. TaE FRENCII MINISTRY IN A MINORITY.-On Tuesday the chamber of deputies went to a ballot on an amendment of M. Berryer, respecting the allusion to Syria in the royal speech. It was opposed by the commission and the minister; but on the ballot the numbers were:-409 mem- bers present: 206 for M. Berryer's amendment, and but 203 for the ministry and the commission. ...

... NAME. Arbroath and Forfar ?? Birming. & Derby Junction Birmingham & Gloucester.. Brandling Junction ?? Chester and Birkenhead .. Dublin and Kingstowa ?? Dundee and ?? Durhaa and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties ?? Glasgowv and Ayr ?? Glasigow,Paisley,&Greenoc1k Grand Junction and Chester and Crewe ?? Great North of England . Great Western ?? Hull and Selby ?? Liverpool and ...

... gatelliqoIce. HOUSE OF LORDS-TiihRbDAT. The 'Marquis of LANSDOWNV Complained of omissions in te ppers relating to the war in Alfghanistan, and particu. laily mentioned the absence of a letter from Geh. Polloek. The Duke of WELUN~GTON proncised to make inquiry into the matter. Earl FITZAVILLiAsc asked wvhether any return had. been made of thle sums raised under the Queen's letter, and the ...

... PRtOVINCZAL INTELL.GENCE. SOMERSETSHIRE. AsSMIII.Y-1O001S, Bvru.-The Winter Ball of the M. C. took place on Thursday se'nnight, when the entire suite of noble rooms were thronged with the rank, beauty, and fashion of the city and neighbourhood. The numbers present fell little short of 1200, A serious robbery was effected on Friday night, on the premises of Mr. HIollway, engraver and ...

... TNLE Cl3 URCI-l OF SC'OTLAND). (Dublinl Ei'eJning Post.) l~e regrar d as one ol' the most curious pieees of Johnl ]ullism, thei inditlerence with whichl the grent clerical movemenit in Scotlandl is regardrted in England~. 'Ihe press only gives folrth ia note of dlisapprobationi now andl then, anid thle public of' Enigland lookol, seeminigly, upon thle concern as a mere pat iso squabble. It has ...

... DOWNING STREET, FEB. 17. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant- General Lord Seaton, K.G.C.B. to he her Majesty's Lord High Commissioner in and for the United States of the Ionian Islands. FOREIGN OFFICE, FEB. 17. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr Hlector Zimelli, as Consul at Malta for his Majeaty the King of Sweden and Norway. WAR OFFICE-Feb. 17. 12th Foot-Eosign B. ...

... IMPERIALI PA'RLIAMENT.S h-OUSE ODF LORD)S-Feb. 13. iq Their Lordlships met at five o'clock. tu The Duke of WELLINGTON laid on the table, libel by command of her islejesty, certain papers relatingputtu tic the militery operations in Affghanistan. TIre peril Noble Duke said, it would be more convenient to (l postpone his motion on the subject fron,. Thursdaysnd i to M\oniday next, he d Poetprird ...

... LATEST N ?? (Firom our S)7ecie? ('arrensr~ndriet.) LowDoo, TOIUO5D.AY l4,VcylhwJ Tlhe hostile attitude assumed by the French and Spniaiiili Governmnents-the one in demandingr, andl thle Olier inl refusing to make reparation lor real or imaginiary inoulite, is H source of much annoyance to our MInlistry, and to it is ascribedl the frequlent Ca- binet meetings whichl iave taken plalce within ...

... I DINBURGII AND GLASGOW ilAILWAY.I ANNIVER5SARY DINN5ER, LONLiTtIGOW. Thle first anniverrenry of the Opening~ Of thle E:Illa- Oil ' burgh and Glasgow Raijlway was hvld on Monday Spected last at the Star and Garter Inn (Burteigh's) inl Lin- the tiln lithg~OWV when upwards of forty gentlemen sat down 'rhe fur towdinner, B~ile Dodds in the chair, supported an wit nessi the right by A. C. Riddell, ...

... EXTENSIVE FIREt1 IN rANCh-ESTE R-SIX WARE3IIOTJSES 1)lI;STROYED. Mianchester, Sunday, Four At.Ol Last night the inhabitants of Market Street, Brow n S treet, and their immediate neighbourhoodl, were thbro~wn into alarm in consequence of a fire which .broke out in the extensive pile of buildings situate in] Norfolk Street, close to the Post 0flice. About lball-past nine o'cljock a fire sanas ...

... (PFron ?? Sentinel.) In one Or two instances e*e made allusions to the tret-. mentof the tenantry on the property of the Hon. Colonel Bligh. at Ballykeeraii. There were screral charges pre- ferred by Mr. Tnomaa L. Gannon, against the driver on the property for jobbing and peculation, and he wrote to Mr. Disney, the agent of Colonel Bligh, requesting an investi- gation into those charges. After ...