... IMPROVEMENT COMUISSIONERS' MEETING, I I el iu L The monthly meeting of the Improvement Commission. ers was held yesterday in the sessions room,-Wm. Hoole, Esq., in the chair. The following commissioners were present:- Messrs. Thos. Hart, Jas. Parkinson, Christo- pher West, Jas. Boyle, Al. Baron, Jonathan H{argreaves, Joseph Parker, Waterworth, Jackson, and Christopher Parkinson. The minutes ...

... The weekly meeting of this committee took place yesterday. bo Mr. Alderman Langsdale presided, and there were present- th Messrs. Iligham, Fleming, Dover, Gladstone, Beckwith, T. L. do Hodsoss, John Nicholson, Moss, Johnson, Ifalhead, Godfrey, Td and Henderson. A communication was read from Mr. Lea, In reference to his lhi application, submitted to the committee last week, to be allowed , the ...

... I Two persons, named Smith, father and son, living near Cootehill, went to bed on Wednesday night, and, melan- choly to state, were both found dead next morning in their bedroom.-Saunders. Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P. for Tralee, has published an address to his constituents, in which he takes the judi- cious and manly course of disconnecting himself totally from those Irish members who have ...

... 93orraeb Crifle,| - r. - . 11 - - - ?? - ?? . Tine TRTosi.-Genleral, Lane saul one day, At Indianopolts, in tu iiis speech after dininer, that lie set, ?? lea fatjji o troe' not HOWe TO Ge-c AN ENiEstv.-Lt'itl at nian at sninall, tin of money for at day. Call iioti lain inl a week for it. W~ait two tioittls. In three imoritlis itisist Uponi ?? laying yon. lie will got angry, denounce and Speak ...

... e I w.MRkCURY-OFF3C. FPIDAY. Fp A. Ta- . - he -- mincay-o~i'.0F , FtIDAv, FEB. 4, Too(, O'CLOCM, A.cXs 'ut to ?? )lY ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATE MA VIL, STE-11. re- SHIP PACIFIC. lie The Pacific, CaptainI NYe% Which left New Yoken h 22nd ult., reached the ?? Buoy last night at 2ix o'ctock, ric bat, in consequence of the fog, did not run inte, port tilt ich this morning. 11g The screw steam ...

... We learn from communications which have recently th appeared in the London papers that, owing to the , complete failure of last year's vine crop, the inhabi- so tents of Madeira are reduced to a state of extreme 8t destitution. The population, numbering about in 110,000, are almost exclusively dependent upon the ti( production of the vine, and owing to the minute in subdivision of the soil, a ...

... COURT. &c. The followinghad the honour of diisingwitli herMajesty, at Windsor, on Monday:-Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, their Royal Higlrnesses the Duke and Duchess of Nernours, her Serene Highness the Princess Adelaide of Hlohenlohe, the lady in waiting on the Duchess of Kent, the Baroness de Speth, Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redeliffe, and Col. the Hon. C. B. and Mirs. ...

... STATIONS OF THhE BRITISH ARMY, On the 1st February, 1853. (From the United Service Gazette.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that inr which the dep6t of the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Hyde-park. 42nd, Stirling. 2nd Do., Windsor. 43d, C. of G. Hops, Templemore. Royal H. Guards, Regent's-park. 44th, Gibraltar, Chatham. let Drag. Guards, Dublin. 45th, C. of Good ...

... 1- 'wan 41-^ - -e s .. _ I As 1.. ?? . When the first symptoms of opposition to the re-elec- tion of Mr. Gladstone were manifested among the vene- rable and antiquated politicians and ecclesiastics of Ox- ford, we ventured to express our opinion that it was more for the interest of that ancient corporation that Mr. Glad- stone should continue to represent it than it was for Mr. Gladstone's own ...

... E- - - E S OF F * THE EMPRESS OF FRANiCE. H. Sgr, *ns. r of on- R. sY, ord Mr. ]cr- 'ers , to gilt )a11 ted ing ral tie of vas ,of art, 'to the ary da ng, Mr. rafit rng. 3m- irry te a thea ;rait Lrds asti. at ing rait (Irt. Iof -And rea, so 'ery No the Ork 000 tida ba ted, iu- tier gal- Ia Iof ,aly the ler- ?? buat to. Mty tile and .e to line Ater, f its me, ~avy and the thle will vedl :ell ...

... I ] FOREIGNINTELLIGENCO. Ir II - I ,N FRANCE. 0, PAS, MONDAY AFs~mNoON.-The great fits of yeaster- ld day has happily passed off without any public accident or even serious incident, considering the immense assemblage that had been drawn together. This morning's Moniteur concludes a long official account of the religions ceremonies ar by saying that the very time favoured this imperial feta, ...

... coittilln. i8giotU of t'>e bLfe. Commit securely to true wisdomn the vanquisbing and incasing -Of craft and subtilty, which are but two runagates.-Miltonu. if we would but only take care of the children, groivrn people would gonerally take care of thcneisolesl-rhatlclq. A man may as justly be punished for not being able to perform his duty, when he had it in his own hands to make himself able, ...