... and several other measures were brought up from the Commons and read a first tone; and several °tuts bills were advances a stage. INDIA BILL.—The house then went into committee on the Government of ladle Bill, which was resumed at the 84th clause. All ...

... they are back again in full blast. San Francisco looks like a mining city just as she seemed ten years ago. tier streets are alive with red, blue, and gray-shirted mea—rough, stalwart fellows, ranging about in eqaads with picks, shovels, pans, blaukets, ...

... ventured down into the cabin, where he succeeded in getting -omit wine, with which he moistened the baby's mouth, thus keeping him alive. At day-break the father of the child thought he saw some one on the wreck, and at aboat nine on Monday morning the gallant ...

... alliances, and may purchase others; Austria, Prussia, and Germany lean towards the Themes; Lord Derby may probaely be forced to give up his portfolio to Lord John Russell, who, caressing the sceptre of Berlin, now English by its affections, may make an alliances ...

... bestowed on any Maltese voting gentleman he may select. His Excellency has offered it to Mr. Cenci Azzopirdi and to Mr. Federico Marna, hut both have politely declined the /lame, considering their means inadequate to keep pace with their brother effieer3 more ...

... sent back to the side to which they may belong, the different governments undertaking not to employ them again in the present war. Arms and ammunition are to be given up at the end of the war, and the coat of keeping them to be repaid to the Swiss government ...

... new man. For a long time I have wept for your sufferings, and admired your firmness in bearing them, your Constancy in keeping alive in your hearts faith in the future of the Latin race. I know very well that flatteries are not the thing to suit you, but ...

... suitable sow, mart the do/salon of Mr. Pogroms. Ti; BsAes Bann Wi also ettliren the meeting ernes tea and intends. 94 Each ; may be bad from the Teachers. Ira us the tables at half-past four. JOSEPH'S• P•ETT Se HOOLS. —The Auuual TS be keld in the IIITITCIIOI ...

... The merrioge will, it in thought, take place on the gath of Mar, the annivcri,ary the birthday of Queen Victoria The Princes Alive Maude Mary was burn on the April, 10-13; the Prince of Orange, rear-admiral and major-general and commander of the brigade ...

... the shoots arc• pinched out, the, the growth may be alert and stubby. VINEnV.—Be careful to maintain a good temperature during the prevalence of the odd weather, as the vines are very susceptible at this stage. Tits KMIIEN-OAROCC—The weather hail been trying ...

... ile l v i n fe ts , and deliberation, any changes in the law which may facilitate business and meet the require. he proceeded to notice his preaching, his disinterments of the day—may now address themselves estedness, and his self-denying lile. We give ...

... come fond of told sports. This will keep than fit linetion. their duty es soldier', both in body and inc upon it, that the deep-set eye, thin nostrilould =brow are not to be baulked of excitement. The of thme-1 may say gifte—love are rare n d for moitement ...