... LO¢> l. AND PRlOVINCIA'l NEWS. DIRSS1kS9-TIon OF PATR11A.MEX;T.-W.31.}8.n -AI1 I eprl- . . . ?? rOF o PAcnIAAs1E¶.T-.We~iiavc good reso,,s for I ey1believing-thet the ~)tOj intl. will beqjj, hy'on whiclf the dis- lim0u- 0o~i~ifyriiinwl aeplc.il as heeffvumozurod eCS ju *tlatcthe (Elosions would be postpleoi'd till after iarv'rAt; bill 'Ut (i C bef lfet~ t is no foundation foi-rthe ...

... 'PABJ 'I [AME'VTA [R IN'T E LLIGENCE. ?? ag ?? ?? ?? ~ 1 ~ ?? .1l, .. .I. ?? Thel J16d of ?? tiatt the petition ou' thelcai ;uatt of tle Biiwingluiai aud f~iford 1 'unction, and the Birhmingham atnd Wqolveha ?? alld Dndley Railwav (Cosupanies (presented AII d s l7tlhbstant), be referred to the seleet committee on staitdihg orders, with instructions to the saitld ominittee to report tleir o ...

... '-RAN D 3~oGva1xBAD.-Th0 comptuny have withdrawn in the bill which enabled therm to apply theirt jtile purchase of steamn vessels, and to unite the ~rr railway nianirgern11ent Nvitih that of shiplowners.r ~r~nrnrrre did not think that, tinner anyirycurrrstrrnevs, iArrreit~ oughtE to sanction the avowed intentions of that to tbecome steam-boat proprietors, either directly 1.hrl.That they will ...

... l - 1 . .. . . - - - -- I I EPRESEN'AT'fT'ON (OF POLT(LN.-RETMrR.E,1'T OF AIR. AINSWORtTH- .. I The Liblerals, of Smiith Tnpnpm,;,.i -0il n- -.stx. JtIl g, 1 ittI tJ, IlL e The Liberals of South Lancashlire will rejoice to o e learn) that Air. PETEn Ai-swoitvo ., after hativing mis- h represented Doltorn for the last twolv-e Iyeas, has at I0 a last deemed it prudent to withdraw, ratlier ti-tan ...

... INDIA AND CHINA. (Freon fte 2'i77es.) The Indian mnils of the 20th of May have arrived, but they briug no remarkable intelligence, with the exception of the long-expected disturbances at Hyderabad, where the Nizam's troops brohe out into mutiny in consequence of their not being paid during many months. Twenty months' pay was due to themn in his beginning of May, which the minister wished to ...

... AMMATE URU PERFORNIANCE.-MR3 LEI1 H HUNT. A meeting of ?? favourable to the proposal of Mr. 1ItI:o Charles Biekens, hlr. D)ouiglas Jen-old, Mr. John Forster, cocci and other gentlemo-n connected with literature and art to I give anl atneteur performance in Manclhester for the benefit ! of Mr. Leigh Hount, was held on Wednesday afternoon, at t.2me the Clarence llote), Spring Gardens. There* ...

... Leicestershire.—We have had another very showery week, which has been a great hindrance to hay-making, and none has yet been secured. damage has yet been suffered the corn crops, but the harvest will, in ■some j degree, be thrown further back. Should fair and warm weather now set in, we might expect the best results as to the ultimate produce of all grain crops. Yorkshire.—Mowing has going on ...

... Total anb Vrobitiwal 4pcfuo I Ri RtOYALe V1xe1T 'TO CA3aBstDGr.-Yesterdafy forenoon, lia'o hlf-past eleven, the queeui aind Prince Albert left iw,ki.'ln l,) the E'asterni Counties Raeilway, for Cambridge, w0n a series of enitertainme~nts in honour of the royal visit i.;l'poirited to trite iplace, t.'rnhiuting to morrow. NVe .::taltlO nv itfl c tnt of the proceedlings In Satur-day's NP.1 ...

... The 'Liverpool Courier' gives a humourous accountof a party of corn speculators who obtained leave from a Cheshire farmer to examine his potato fields, and after pulling up a great number of sound and healthy roots in search of the aphides, or great potato gourmaund of last year, were nearly ready to give their task in despair, when, by a fortuatc hit, they found one solitary root with a ...

... for £1, and requesting that one pound's worth of tobacco should be given to the bearer, and the second half would, of course, be forwarded same day post. The pretended danger of carrying whole notes, when the bearer had to travelling before day coming town, offered a very plausible excuse for cutting the note, and the tobacco was given. The letter was dated front Dunaney, and signed Peter ...

... Th or opened, and there came in a rather small sized I men, no attic beauty in his true-man's face, but ane express- his lit sion of kindness and, cordiality twinkling'in his light blue eyes, and seeking far uttera~cee at. every feature;. frizzing outIS even his brownish grey moustache, the only beard Orn~amentno yofhsac.It was my first visit to David D'Augers We and werte in; a little room ...

... i' . N T i. FEIV3RANDzASl D)ESTITrUTIO N IN Tl-Tl. TOW~r i Tl-ll GUARl)IAN AND THE BOAEID 01J G UABDeT)IAXS. hen, in atldition to the destitution usually oceasioned in Msncltester by thc stagnation of business, fever made its' ?? in the town, great anxiety Ivas naturtlly felt by , the authorities that effective ntensnres should be piromlptly adopted for the relief of both phases of stdlering. ...