... 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. ...

... To t1e EdBitor ofthie 7l'res. n Lieut.-General Brotherton presents his compliments to sthe editor of the inies: he has to apologise for ittruding e once wnore on his kind indulgence, and would request the e favour of the enclosed copy of aI letter to Mr. Cobdeni which, ehe trusts, will close his correspondence with him. e Traecllers', Feb. 9. II g Travellers' Club, Feb. 9. 61 Sir,-As you have ...

... - MONDAY EvENING CONcwRTS.-Mr. D. W. Banks, the able conductor of these popular concerts, took his benefit on il Monday evening, when it must have been highly gratifying on to that gentleman to find the estimation in which he was IV held. The hall was beeieged from an early hour, and the of icrowd that mustered inside quite equalled the rush at the Rf laetdullien ovetion. The stairsasecendiig ...

... CON'ROViV0RTED ELFtRION COalIMITTE ES. 05 'LANCASTER. Tn 'Ma!11. AcT.MSTRONaG tINSEATEFt. will b in The aaleet'comulittce in the asec of h a ~ptto sentc 'or coet again on Monday, having been adjourned on Saturday, at the reqelast ef'Mr'd1.onke. Jolt edRMr. Merrewetbenratated that be had not intended to imply specti hie that the bribery which he had proved wasl direetly with Mr. ehseg to ...

... WIGA N. MEETING OF TaE BOARD Or GUARDLANs-The weekly meetiniz of the gaardians was held in the Board-room, Wallgate, Wigan, on Friday week, Mr. Barton in the chair. The special business did not possess any public t interest, and the guardians proceeded to examine cases of relief. The amount of relief distributed by the respective relieving officers, during the past week, was as follows :_ Mr. ...

... _I | TRTi5AT TO OLD PPOPLoU._On Saturday last, the day after the soirde of the Rawtenstall Mechanics' Institution, the whole of the old people of the town and neighbour- hood, upwards of sixty years of age, were treated to tea and its accompaniments. After tea, suitable addresses were delivered, and various selections of music performed, to the delight of the aged audience. RAWTENSTALL ...

... R R IAILWAY TRAFFIC. WEEKLY RETURN. Name of Railw~~~y. hi Sam Hl-y Same Miles Nameren 1694lwy' Wk 1852. Total, 1852. open. Belfaet and Ballymena._ O1l 594 3610 3349 57J B'head; L.; & Cheshire'. -1617 1196 9342 7089 83 BWburn (IteB. Q&~ W.Y.) 760 682 3013 3423 261 Bristol and Exeter, ?? 4046 3791 19511 18078 86 Caledonian ?? 8538 7707 243802 219186 1895 Chester.and Hlolyhead.. 3147 2453 1884 ...

... Empernpal varliamint. ?? ?? ?? ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. i FRIDAY, FxnaaUARY.1. tb The Earl of HARRO WBY presented a petition from the si oclergy, laity, and bishops of the Church of England and Ire. tht land in the several dioceses of Toronto and Quebec, praying T that their lordahips would not consent to any measnre With hi ifreference to the clergy reserves in Canada by which anl in. ar fraction. ...

... FROM PRESTON. To Blackburn, Accrington, Bury, and Hfanldsvter-6-50 mix. 9.0 10-55 morn.; 1-45 5.0 7-5 mixed, *9.0 aftn. On Sundays: 7.40 morn., 2.10 6-30 aftn., all mlx. ?? To Accrington only.) To Blackburn, Burntey, Coie, Skipton, Bradford, Y Leeds.- 6.50 mix., 9-0 10-55 morn.; *1.45 5.0 *7.5 mix;, aftn On Sun. days: .7-40 morn., 2.10 '0.30 aftn., all mix. (* To Colne only.) To Lgth4an, ...

... ?? .. - . RliOFP o NTIpAeDnce~t.T. TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTh. aJ. J.-Tbe bank does not allow interest on deposits. ALLEN MELTON.-The gentleman namned is not on the burgess as ll, and,. therefore, could not have voted. Is A Lovza oe CONSISTENCY-HiS letter ie under consideration. as AN ELECTOR OF SoUTr LANCASIRItE.-HiHS letter is laid aside until obat week-being by far too long, even for ...

... OLDRAM.-ENTEBTAINMENT -IN HONtOUR ie Met.W.. Fox, M.P.-Last evening a great deon20stration was Made by the reformers of Oldhamn,assisted by thcpresencoof many friends from the neighbouring places to congratulate themselves on the visit of Mr. Fox., and on the triumphant restorationof his position, at thelate'election3. Three or four thousand persons Were present, probably, in the Working Men's ...

... TIEE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1853. SALUS ROPULI LEX SUPREMA. SUM MARY. Sweden, Under the pretext of asking a simple question) Eardley M1r. Disraeli made on Friday night anl enormously about tb long and bitter attack on the Aberdeen Minmstry. he tauni The question, too, was quite as unnecessa'iy as not do si was the diffuse, sarcastic, reckless, and niounte- but can bank ...