... DRURY-LANE.—Tuns Evening, LES DE LA COUR6NNE. Characters by Messrs. Boulo, Allie, Barillo, Dclaaoy; Mad. Yiliiomi Labortle, and Mud. Guichard. After which, LE CHALET. Ts conclude with LE ROSSIGNOL. Doors open s.t 7. HAYMARKET.—Tuis Eveninq, THE BLACK DOMINO. Messrs. H. Holl, Hudson, James Bland; Madame Anna Tliillon; and Miss P. Horton. be followed BOROUGH'POLITICS; THE WONDERFUL WATER CURE; ...

... The Stirling BraGiis. meeting of the and non electors of the bureh of Stirling, convened Captain Spiers, in order that he might have opportunity of explaining his political principles, has been held the Justiciary Court Hall, Stirling. Bailie Dick was called to the chair. Captain Spiers denied that he had come late into the field, and divided the Liberal interest, He said, if his lamented ...

... City of London. Commencing with the Skinners' Company, on Saturday morning, the court proceeded through the whole of the remainder of the Hvery lists, and closed the revision, so far as the freemen are concerned, two o'clock in the afternoon.—The first case of any interest to report .was novel claim put in by W. Wiles, in respect floating residence. - He is the master of a barge, and was ...

... had consented to the exportation of national coin out of the kingdom. The same minister had issued a tariff regulating the duties on articles of merchandise coming from Asia. The country was tranquil. The harvest had commenced; in many places the groin had been injured by the hail. El Heraldo publishes the treaty by which Spain renounces her rights to Uruguay, and recognises the independence ...

... Liverpool, March 26.—For the last three weeks there has been great solicitude for the fate of the Balius, the property of Messrs. Stockdale and Sons. It was known that she left Kingston, Jamaica, in January, and 23 days having elapsed beyond the time in which she had commonly made the voyage, she was given over for lost. The appearance of the master, Captain Pendlebury, who has just arrived in ...

... in confidence will find their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN \VK UNDERTAKE RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. ...

... solid beneficial results, of that vast ana important series of legislative measures for Ireland, which we were fortunate enough to be the first to announce to the public in the Daily News. The manner in which that announcement has been received by the press, not only in every Irish city, but in those cities of England and Scotland most interested in the prosperity and redemption of Ireland, ...

... DUBLIN, Not. 24. Arming of the Peoi>li!.—The north is quite as active as the south in giving practical effect to its ideas of citizenship. Limerick and Tipperary are equalled in zeal Tyrone and Fermanagh. The Enniskillen Chronicle, received this morning, gives the following alarmifig account of the dangerous extent to which the traffic in fire-arms carried : — Within the last few months, ...

... Cambridge, Nov. 2S.—At a Congregation, this dav, the following degrees were conferred 8.D.; C. Bissctt, Clare —M \ • 11. Wright, St. Catharine's. ' ' Proceedings again-bt a Clergyman nit Cm-Ren Disci PLijiK Act.—A commission, issued by the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, according to the provisions of the Church Discipline Act asscrn bled on Monday last, at the Grand Jury Room, Taunton, ...

... is too important to need any apology for returning to it; even if the dreadful examples that have since occurred, did not again force it upon us. That the necessity of some addition to the personal security of the weaker sex is urgent, may be seen by any one who merely looks at the frequent of outrage that disgrace our police-courts. The cases there exhibited to the public gaze, even the ...

... CHILDREN AT ST. PAUL'S. Yesterday, the meeting of the charity children of the metropolitan parishes took place at St. Paul's Cathedral. The numbers were estimated between 8,000 and 10,000. When they were all assembled, the scene was extremely beautiful; and when they commenced singing the 100 th Psalm, their united voices produced a sublime effect. The psalms were chanted tne gentlemen of the ...

... the Hoard of Trade, the business, we suppose, may now be considered settled on the basis therein laid down. Our views on the character of this settlement having Icen given when the minute was published, little remains to added on the final act of the performance. We cannot however wholly pass over the concluding decision of a question of great importance, to the progress of which we have given ...