... MORE FAILURES, &C. (From the Times City Artiloe.' ' .-The suspension of Mesar. Willian Fernberton & Coss Canada nerchants, was announced this efternoqon. It-s not supposed that the debts and liabilities of the house ex. ceed ,3t,0001. or 40,0001., and the assets are said to colt- etet partly of a stock of timber, and to show altogether a considerable surplus, Another susponsion of small amount ...

... ., , ;'1i4i?RIAL PARLIAMBNT SOUSE OF LORDSMorDA,& Dra. 20. r, ROYAL ASSENT. ie;h-bo yasttc-day at four oolock, when the royal p as eit' ~16given by commission to the public works (Ire- i land) bill, the crime eid outrage (Ireland) bill, and the d gztilwijv bill . e Tjia Lords Commlastoners were the Earl of Shaftesbury, t ?? oE LanadewnS; Lord Campbell, and Earl v Frjrtesgue.. pENUNCIATION1S ...

... INDIA, CHINA, AND EGYPT-THE OVERLAND | ?? (From the Times) We have received by expres lI m ?? our de. spatlhes in anticipation of the Bout,ay mails of the 15th ot Novr-mber. India was tranqquil. From Lahore we learn that the Dussera festival had ?? over it, quiet. Sir F. Carrie was named to succeed Colonel Lav eiace on the departure of the latter from the Puijaub, %here he had performed the ...

... FRANCE-LOUJS PHILLIPPE'S HEALTH-THE PARIS PAPERS OF THURSDAY; We have received the Paris papers of Thursday. The National records four electoral banqueta-at Chalon-sur-Soane, at Grenoble, at Roanse, and Vienne No particulars of the proceedings are given. The number of persons at the Cbalon banquet amounted to 1700, and at Grenobleto 1100. Paris letters say that the agitation which prevailed in ...

... IMPORTANT MARITIME NOTICE BY THE I I I ADMIRALTY. ZIGHTS FOR sTrEAMSR11. lo The great increase in the number of steamers, and the a, want of an adequate and uniform plan of lights, has of late years occasioned an infinity of accidents from vessels t runnidg foul of each other in the night, Involving, not - only a serious destruction of valuable property, but also a- L melancholy loss of human ...

... - - m. - : We have received the Paris ?? of Tuesday in due course. M. Guizot was confined to his bed by the grippe. The King's speech, according to the Union Monarchique, will contair a passage on the evaeuation of Ferrara, attri- buting that event to French iuflasnae. The papers contain a report of the hearing of the extra- ordinary case of Count Mdortier. In another place will be found an ...

... THE LADY MAYORESS'S BALL Yesterday evening the Lady Mayoress gave a grand 41 and supper at the Mansion bouse, Dawsonu.treet lo arrengement9 were on the most ample and splendid ru, and there were upwards of 10100 guests present. 74 company consisted of the rank and fashion of the metn,0 at present in town. The ball was held in the HOa, room. Refreshments were laid out in the room, and the ...

... I IlIMPEBIAL PARLIAMENT. I ne HOUSE OF COMMONS-MOrNDAY, N~OV. 29. b~i (Concluded from yeallerdzy's Frteman). i IRISH COERCION BILL. re Sir GEORGE GREY (lin continuation) said-T may an now state that the Lord Lieutenant having, as I soaid before, ue actively and vigorously exercised all the powers which the Pe low has placed In big hands, and being determined to exer. isa ceis those powers with ...

... FRANCE, o, We have received the Ple papers o&K andy ond MIonday. Reform dinners were beonming daily qeourrenees in France to the greet dismay of the governme t. Runnour vwas busy on the subject, and averred that a warm alterca- tion had taken place in the council between MM. Gaizot and Duchatel-the former reproaching the latter with mis. management, proved by the progress of Radicalism; nnd ...

... COUNTY M&YO MEETINGS. In our advertising columns will be found the resolutions agreed to at a highly influential meeting of the inhabitants of the county Mayo, held in Castlebar, on Thursday last. The original intention was, that the meeting should be con- vened by the High Sheriff, and a requisition, most nume roesly and influentially signed, was presented to Sir Robert Lynch Blosse, High ...

... - N US E R It DBjBt.IN, THURSDAY. t)ECEM>BER 23, 1647. THE COERCION ACT-THE IRISH MEMBERS. The coercion project has become law, and that I principle for adherence to which the Whig party thought fit to overturn a ministry in '46 has been by D that very party embodied in the statute law of Ireland F F in 1847. Well might the illustrious Archbishop of F Tuam exclaim, that were the Pythagorian ...

... THE RIGHT REV. DR. MAGINN ON THE LAND IQUESTION. Nothing could be more important or useful for the | present moment than the remarkably able letter which1 we publish to-day from the gifted pen of the great l prelate of the north, the Right Rev. Dr. Maginn, on the land question. It is one of the most masterly' exposures of a capital and all pervading grievance, we have ever read. It pulls up ...