... IDIOCESAN SOCIETYC E FOR PROMOTING THE BUILDING AND ENLARGE~E IOF CjatTRCI.Es. I The anmuialmeigo h sobseribers. atid friinda of tic the Diocesa,6 Society for promoting ?? and co Enilargement of Chuirches inl the diocese-cf Chester was ea held on Wednerdah' last, in the savings bankj Bold-street. en Amongst the sentlemont p resent were thoeL.Iord Bishop of Chester, the Venerable Archdeacon ...

... BURY; LANCASHIRE.-The town of Bury, in Lan- cashire, exhibits, and has done these three weeks past, ?? the heat and turmoil of a contested election. Lord Duncan addressed the electors on Wednesday evening, and was to address them again last evening. His lordship and his friends are indefatigable; but the friends of Mr. Frederick Peel are equally active, and party feeling runs high. Both ...

... RAIL WA YS. SATURtDAY EvEIxN0. The share market was rather flat to-day, chiefly owing to the absence of active operationts. Aber- deens were rery heavy, and fell 129. 6d. per share,I MidlndsandB~gtons also receded 10s., and Lan-I cashire and YorkShi1res 6s. ; but other stocks were scarcely altered. French shares were firm. SHARES AND 11TOCIES IYNGUARANTUED.I Sb. Pd.l EAMLWAYN. Clouing proes. ...

... ])URATION OF THE PRESENT SESSION. (From thle Times.) WE have ever been ready to ?? the most favourable view of that singular position into which the caprices of fortune, and the scarcely less unaccountable follies of party, have thrown Lord Derby and his followers. We have vindicated for them the greatest breadth'of9 pledges and length of tether., Ve have maintained that, instead of ...

... Pton some days past we had been intending to refer to this subject, but one thing or another prevented us from doing so, until yesterday morning's post brought us the following communication, which, for various reasons, we have great satisfaction in laying before our readers:- We are glad to find that our county is likely to be preserved from the divisions which are distracting our ...

... DUBLIN CASTLE-A GOOD RIDDANCE. Tinr ?? Nortfiern Whig has been uncere-L moniously tossed out of Dablin Castle, along with the other unwholesome lumber therein accumulated during the Clarcndon regime. This piece of intelligence we derive from the WlVdgy itself, in its publication of yester- day, which publishes the following communication:- TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHISI. Sit-I am to ...

... A GRAND promenade took place in this building on Saturday, with a view to a demonstration of public feeling on the subject of the preservation of the Crys- tal Palace for national or public purposes. The !lours named for the promenade were from two till five, and, by two o'clock, the neighbourhowd of Knights Bridge and the Kensington Road was ani np- interrupted scene of confusion, from the ...

... kOREIGN NEWS. rep FRANCE. t PARIS, Friday.1Mornin.Q. Co] *'The Monitesar publishes the law on Administrative Coan ni t aeiigation. i eetd The decree of 211th March, 1848, ore clubs,Isrpae, , * .rticle 13th excepted, which prohibits secret societies. A decree regulates the disciplinary system of the mer- Chn ay The Government candidate is beaten at Lyons by 5,000 UPO ,vote& ?? On Thursday, a ...

... fattvapolitan VCwo. ?? a ,A4WfI 0 The Queen held a court and privy council at three t o'clock on Monday afternoon, tit Buekiugham Puilse, A proclamation wvas ordered to he issued for giving a currency to a new cohinage offIlorins. it e The appointment of the members of thle new 'n o education committee was approved of bjy Her M~idesty in A~ S council. a His Serene Highness Prince Leopold of ...

... (heraw Poaihclors' Ball.-On Friday night, at ball onl a scale I ofgreat magnificence wvas given by thle Bachelors of' the. West- eald inl the, Merelitnts' Hle], Ilutetchson Street. About 300 of the elife of the city and neighbourhood attended by, invitation, 1' andI danicing commncedcl aibott lialt-peist i1110 untder the inspirit- 1 iog sf caus oflltc. MAlclkenzies fin-fianied Edinburgh band. ...

... ElLECTION INTELLTIGENCE. | REPRESENTATION OF LIVERPOOL. [FRoM OUR OWN REPORTER] A moet important and influential meeting of the Liberal and Free-trade electors of Liverpool was held on Saturday in the Amphitheatre, for the purpose of hearing from their able and efficient representative, Mr. Cardvell,'an exposi- tion of his views on the present state of public affairs,'and an explanation of ...

... INDI .1.Telegr5Philoadvices from Triesteannounce thearri- val of the Adria With dates from Bombay. to the 3rd March. Negotiations having failed. and the Burmese continuing their insults, a force of 6000 men-30SD from Calcutta, and the same number from Madr-Was to Set out for Burtuab on or about the 12th March. A squadron, consisting of six war steamers, had already left Bombay for the same ...