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... ENGIST1 I'r'CTA'TION TO T:>E POPEI. met ChalkTT N~tfir SjieaEzFtn i4duu-1flner.) On On1 7oxi1:in, thie 8:h of Febru ry. it one oXclock. hi i -, nY received the cormn-ttee formed it 1,t,,e for the llripirnc of - ng lecting slnhsuriptioie to reli ev the finliie itP Ireland. ' ilI fn,3oxyvin entc isen C-ens cii ?? i Tn ?? l ho h::it ar i : i I c' fin of tile rcoiimiictev ?? Fitol-nt, Mi.P.. MI t ...

... ?? AGIT MILT. ONS LO.IN. ( Friom tre lobe) On Thur. div anrternton a nuiter of the raE tail o- h tei- I asselr) ci al -t tire l'e;::Ita-V to er Ihei' opitiot}is as to zha °1.: -~ Modie ni- raising tie Wprojiosed I-anl. The f ;lowuing is thc 01h1: .1 repoit of'the llrocesings Feb. 2.5, I,,47- I -r2`di4c- at the Preli ina:lr; v leetillng ?? the loan cf '4 .81t) IllS) 'ptpostfIt i lie raisda il ...

... TH1E IRISI £O011 LA.' BILL ni DEPUTATION TO 1.0111) JTOHN 15U355LL. d IOn Saturday afternoon at deputation from the Peers and monem hers f Paliaent connected with rrelland, COnisitin ffr 0, Montenclp. Viscounit Masseroene.i Mr. G. A. Hailntion,'~ 1(iroage, Mr. Anthony Lefroy, and M r. Frederick Sthar the Pte ncorder of Dublin, wanited up-on Lord Jolin Russell, ltt his officiolI cri siseno ?? ...

... EDINBU1.RGII &-GLASGONA RAILWAY. I to ?? STATIOE.-THE PLANT. -- I of During the past week, we took the opportunity of paying a 'bec visit to the Cowlaira S.tation of the EDinburgh and Glasgow Rail- rinti way-the head quarters of the locoarotive porver of the Company, ent and through v.ulhch all their working arrangements are carried the into practical effeclt. ['lia Comnpanyv, ivo need ...

... FRIDAY MORNINGs MARCH 5. The Chancellor of the Exehequer intimated, on Mon- e Iday evening that he had completed his arrangements for , the loan of eight ndillinnq. vntpd thp nrpviwin, wppl T1 thasbeen of eight millions, voted the previous week. It Its ha encontracted for by tbe- Messrs. Rothschild and of __the Messrs. Baring, the terms being £89, l0s. for £100 in I 13 per cent. Steelk. In ...

... LONDON, Satuirday 1EtVCwtifl. 1-crt Mrajesty heki a drawing-room at Buclkiogham Palace ta-dav, which was most neimerottsly and brilliantly attendedl. 'T'he weather being very fine, large crowds were collected in St. James's Park to witness the gorgeous paqgean t. Sammaonses were issued this morning toall the Ministers to attend a Callinet Council at the Foreign 0ffice OD rues day next, at ...

... ?? j GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, AND CARLISLE RAILNVAY I i COMPANY. II ?? aJ-51AI r I . The first ordinary half- earl meeting of the Shsrelioldets inC the oboves Company wais held cn Tuesday, at one O'clock, Ira the tc Wellington Hotel, George SquareJohn Leadbetter, BEs. of~ fr Shams, Chairman of 'the Companly, in the oh-air. fs The Sec!retary, Mr. Logie, fl'aying read the adrertisemnant call- er injg ...

... E N G L A -N D. He: Majestv the Queen, their Ruval Hichnesses th, Duke aind Duchess of Cambridge, and the Duchess o Gloucester, have signified their intention of patronisin, tranul bazaar in aid of the funds of the distressed Irish at the Regrents Park Barracks, early in Mav or June The ladies patronesses alreadv named are, we hear, thi Duchess of Sutherland, the Marchioness of Londonderrv the ...

... L O N 1) 0 N, Mni X 11 C E 17. A | ui'pttation, ?? of t Al f:,rq iie ofLond, onderiy, I the Mi;trrIsL1J of QoeernlTSerry, V* ?? iNewvrv, iscourit e C dtiere oll. Sit .J;tic's D. iay, PBart., Sir.ohin M4T' Lgrlcrt, *: Birt., :tor-G entrail luntur Blair, and Sir J1.,nlilenis , o c lalil n interview with the Chancellor of thu F'xfhequer ol I Tuos riix, at his official resitdence in Downing, ...

... I rm5;4~TEAIAC m the case ofconsiderable importance asaffecting thepracticelatelv ion introduced into the medical world, of subjecting persons about to be operated upon to the influence of ether, by causing them to in- ith hale its vapo ur in order to render them insensible to pain, hasjust oW occurrecl at Spittlegate. in the parisih of Grantham, in the coentv to of Lincoln in wvhich death has ...