... LECTURES ON ANDREW MARVEL i Onl Moriday, evening last, the Rev. Newma .,dts hisl second lecture on the Life and WrithngsofH~llder~ , at 'he Mechanica' inttsitutle. The room 10Wa odrew ,,e very Yespectabsle audience, ?? tldiod Wih end friends or the Hull Temperance League. Th ~hels lecturer took sip Marvels history at the Bor twrevih, lefthim n hi lut lecture, and, for tile sake ir ca' he bd ...

... COUNTY COURT, HULL. THIS DAY. Before Wmr. RAIESz, Esq., Judge. JURY CASE-ILLEGAL.TRESSPASS. iARCOURT v. LAMBERT. Mr. DAaslY.r appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. RRzyotLDs for the defendant. Mr. DARSaLY ?? was a claim for £50 damage, for trespass, committed under flagrant circumstances The plaintiff, Mr. George Granville Hareburt, son of the late Archbiohop of York, was a gentileman of ...

... 10 (FROM A CORflESPONDENT.) 1i ifle Mr. Murray Ross, in a communication addressed terven ; to the Chamber of Commerce, has invited the at- it tur linson IN tention of capitalists to three important under- dayli takings, which he considers merit their considera- to thi tion, now that moneyis so abundant, and public en- holy, terprises are so scarce. The first, the construction strong of ...

... Vi On Friday last, in the presenee of a brilliant and v( intensely anxious assembly, composed of many PI members of both Houses of Parliament, and au oi unusual number of strangers, the new Premier tI made his Mgbt in the character of her Majesty's , principal adviser. They who listened to the noble it lord's address believe that it was worthy of his re- putation, if not of the position in ...

... COURT, &kC. OSBoRNE, TEiSDAY.- Her Majesty, Prince Albort, and the royal ampiy did not leave the grounds at Osborne yesterday. The royal dinner party included Sir Charles Eastlake, the Dean of Winchester, the Ron. Colonel and' Mrs. Crey, and the Rev. Mr. Protheroe. The Queen has appointed the Duchess of Athole to be mistress of the robes, in the room of the Duchess of Sutherland, resigned. ...

... Eniverialvarliament. -- qu HOUSE OF LORDS-Ttesday, March 23. se5 Tre Lord Cihaoncsltlr moved the second reading of the bill for amending the law of Wills, and after explaining the inconvani- encies which attended the existing system of signatures, pro- tio posed that tho bill, if it met with their Lordshipse approbation, tlrr should be forwarded tirongh ill its stages as speedily as pos- COI ...

... ORATORIO OF THE MESS[AH. ?? Ur - _ on Thursday evening, Mr. R. Farmer, of Nottingham, l brought Handel's sublime Oratorio (if the Messiah before a . Derby audience, an undertaking which, in the then existing state of musical matters, cannot be looked on but as one of considerable boldness, and one for which the inhabitants of this town and neighbourhood owe him a debt of gratitude. f The ...

... There is a stir in the City. The great rude hand of Improvement has insinuated itself into this stronghold of ancient abuses; and, taken by surprise, the privileged few are in a state of mingled anger and consternation. It is great fun to observe their sayings and doings, particularly as their fate is certain, for what can that handful of mortals do to effectually resist the resolve of ...

... 5orrigil r-litelligeacr. END ()F THl3E K A FI It WA 1. THPi Bosphcorus, screw-packet, Capt. Hall, has arrived with dates from the Cape to the :,rd February. The intelligence brought by this vessel is of thec higpest im- portance. The war may be said to be at an cnd; for, after a succession of engagements, in which tile enemyf i -were defeated, the Kaliirs endeavoured to make a com- promise ...

... 7 4.- 7u, f A t 4 0,fi{+rtt5)1£X I BELFAST: MONDAY, MARCIH 15, 1852. TImE foreign news received since our last comprises no extracts worth quoting. THE BANNER OF FACTION UNFURLED. THE Whig-Radical opposition has opened its cam. paig-, and there is no longer a doubt of its intention to drive Lord Derby to an early dissolution. It would be puerile to say that there is no generosity in this ...

... Ebrb - 3reos'. Z FACTIOTUS OPPOSITION OF THE FREE TRADE PARTY. (From the Morning Herald.) -THE test is, it seems,* very soon to be applied to the present House of Commons that will ascertain the hamoinht:f patriotism and good sepn .which'eists in that assembly. Mr. Charles Villiers, the brother of 'the Earl if' Clarendon, 'hts-followed 'up the spiteful. snarling of Earl Grey in the ,House of ...

... Tllis Board of Guar(lians of this union met on Satur- day sen., W. 13. FOaRD1, Esq., in the chair. TENDI39S FOIL )EIiCINX.--' DOCTORS WILL DIFFEII. The sulbjeet of the medicine tender, which had been accepted last Saturday, was brougrht before the board by Mr. Heron. A letter from Dr. Marshall, Belfast, relative to the same matter, was also read. It was stated in our last report that there ...