... speaking diffcivuecs l;i8t, Fuiig Power was intense p.trty e Turks com and dUpla. the case of the now Bismar-’b, through tl sador tl the F.mpe d Lr the convoyed the pa and *re Coi ui the \i Affairs, monies ti*n. the other mei leave of ti received I' mid»t ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair shortly before four o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Prinsep, the new member for Harwich, took the oaths and his seat. The hoo. gentleman was introduced by Mr. Herries and Mr. Forbes Mackenzie. The ...

... (Left speaking). ROUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the chair shortly before four o'clock. ...

... (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER toot the chair a few minutes before four Clock MR. JUSTICE KEOGH. Mr. O'C'onor, Mr. Synan, Mr. Redmond, and Mr. Mahon presented petitions freni various parts of Ireland praying for the removal of Mr. Justice ...

... (Left speaking.) THE WEST OF ENGLAND BANK FAILURE. application was made to-day to Mr. Justice Bitting iu the Chancery Division, by Mrs. Edith Collins, shareholder of the above bank. The application was that 180 shares standing in her name under the chief ...

... (Lett speaking.) AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGES THIS DAY. New Yo»«, 10.20 a.*. United States Funded Erie? yaw York Central Illinois Central ••••■• Central New Jerse.v Exchange on Eoadou, 4.87. Mar ket opened firs* ...

... PARLIAMENTARY SPEAKING. In the new number ot* the Universal Review, Mr. H. W. Lucj commits himself to the state* ment that, excepting Mr. Gladstone, he knows three men only, in the present House of Commons, who have the oratorical faculty. These three ...

... THE ORACLE SPEAKS. There are circnmetances the present moment which Eire special importance to all that falls from Lord Habtinoton, and the speech he delivered last night will consequently read with avidity and cariosity all orders and conditions of ...

... can spoken most quickly. It is poiffile, speaking rapidly in the former tongue, touttei® many words minute—a feat utterly i remissible in English. recent communiea- ...

... SPEAKING TO THE WINDS. Wore it not that the public mind is altogether absorbed in devising specifics for the woes of Bulgaria, the thoughtful speech delivered Mr. Cross at Glasgow yesterday might be commended to general attention. The matters which treated ...

... (Left speaking.) GAZETTE OF THIS EVENING. BANK ENGLAND. Account, pursuant to the Act 7 and Vic., c. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, March 29, 1856 ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Notes issued .. t‘24,80 ...

... THE DUMB SPEAK. Greenwich Police-court yesterday George 82, and James Working, 25, dressed as seamen, the latter havingonly one arm, were charged with begging and ruing bad language. —Alfred Frank Page, ham and beef dealer. High-street, Lewisham, sard ...