... MR. EX-COMMISSIOKER YEH. (Froli the Timesm Special Correspondent.) CALCUTTA, April 10.-Let mne furnish what I have to say of Yeh-no longer Mr. Commissioner Yeh, for his degradation has come down. Since I last wrote a change has come over the behaviour ...

... ] A vote of thanks to Mr. Layard was then proposed by Lord Bury, seconded by Sir E. Perry, and carried by accln- miation. There were then loud calls for Mr. Bright; but instead of their being responided to by that gentleman, Mr. M. Gibson stated on his ...

... MR. JUSKIN ON TH-E ITALIA-N :QUES ' I o N. Thec& following letter appears in y~ester~dayhs Qcotscccnc BEr- t, June 6, 16959. I ha-ve been thin]king of eending a few lines abdut what I have -seen of Austrians and Italians; but. a very- time I' took my ...

... MR. BRIGHT ON THE CASE OF THE ENGLISH ENGINEERS. The following letter from Mr. Bright, M.P., was received last week by Mr. John M'Adam, of Glasgow:- Dear Sir,-I am not surprised at the sympathy felt and expressed in Glasgow for the English engineers ...

... MR. DAWSON'S LECTURE AT THE MIDLAND INSTITUTE LAST EVENING. Lost evening Mr. Dawson delivered the firot of two lectures on Mr. Pepys and his Diary in-the theatre of the Midland Inst- tute, There was a full audience, amongst whom vgere Sir Francis Scott ...

... the scherne of Ur. Brigt wichlimts ?? atesyng class, and that Mr, JO rSnUILY seconded ties anea ment. - 'Mr. J. A. LANnFormt said there was so much of abstract troth in ties proposition of Mr. Mills that one could only he sorry any great measure of Rteforna ...

... BALLEt GIRL.-At the Labeth Polide Court, on Friday, Mr. Herring, solicitor, accompanied by Mr. Cave, the lessee of the Marylebone Theatre, waited on Mr. Elliott, and said he attended at the request of Mr. Cave, the proprietor of the Marylebone Theatre, to ...

... GOVERNMENT. Mr. John Morgan Cobbett (Old- Mr. W. S. Llndsay (Sunder. ham) land) Mr. Joseph Crook (Dolton) Mr. J. A; Roebuck (Sheffield) Mr. J. H. Gurney (King's Lynn) Mr. H. B. ...

... tribute of respect to the late Mr. Ingleby, the chairman, in complimentary terms, moved the appointment of Mr. Wragge and Mr. Evans to the vacant office. The proposal was supported by Mr. B. Round, W. Fellowes, Esq., and Mr. Stubbs, and ...

... two sons, as well as Dr. Solder and Mr. Saville. The ?? is tolerably quiet; but the garrisons generally are not very strong, and the reinforcements which were arriving would be highly welcome in many places. It is stated that the King of Delhi is treated ...

... without doubt. He then rode up to the King, and so near, that the head of his horse touched the flanks of that of the King. Then said Wat Sir King, seest thou all yonder people? Yea, trul;, said the King, why dost thou ask ? Because, said ...

... Colonel Gilpin * - - 1 Mr. H. Russell - - - 1 Leicester, N. Lordl J. Manners - - 1 Mr. H'artopp - * 1 Middlesex - - Mr. Hanbury - - - 1 Mr. Byng - . . 1 Donegal County - Mr. 11ayes * * - 1 Mr. Connelly - - - 1 ...