... ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? .. . Suri ANCASUIaRt Assizns.-By some areident, our, h parcel con taininlg a report of the opening proceedings has tII not renrh ed us. We are therefore unable to give yesterday's S business until Saturday. h ENCROACHMENTS OiN THE PUBLIC RIGHTS-A meeting II of property owners, and others of New Cross Ward, called to 0 consider an alleged enoroachmeant on the public rights, on te ...

... t I Em il Se-e . :- 4o-'j a ?? ~ - I l'r ?? . - .: . ! .. _ i . , I . - E T - I The adjourned inquest held by Mr. Rutter, coroner of the Iconty, at the Wagglon and Horses Ion, Loogsight, on the .bridieseof the four-men employed in the Polygon engine- repairing house of the North Western Railway Company, who werekilled there on the orninig of Tuesday week, by the explosion of the boiler of a ...

... X ' WAT-T T - E- FOUR LIVES LOST, AND THIRTEEN PERSONS INJURED. Little more than a week has sufficed to present us with every variety of railway calamity-running off the line, col- lision, break down, and blow up. An appalling instance of i the last named in this frightful category occurred yesterday 7 morning, at the great engineering works of the London 8 and North-Western Railway Company, ...

... ILIVERPOOL FEMALE ORPHIAN ASYLUM. Thle annual general meeting was held yestcrday, at two 0 clock, at the Asylumn, Myrtle-street, to receive the report of the committee and the account of the treasurer, an1d to transact the general business. Mr. William M'Crackan, president, was in the chair, and amongst the gentlemen present were the Rev. H. H. Higgins, Mr. Ilarmood Banner, honorary secretary ...

... -~a+ W-- AnTv ARC1T l Two o'cwcKR A-M. O' ~ IMERcuRy-oFFicrH, TUNsDAY, MARcII 1, Two o'cLmoc, A.M. Sha HOUSEi OF COMMONS.-MONDAY, FEB. 28. TJ\p The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. I _ ELECTION COMMITTEES. RA Mr. W. GASKELL reported that the committee for ciel inquiring into the election at Clitberoe, had decided that tha Mr. M. Wilson was not duly elected, and that he was Do f-guilty ...

... TlHE UNVIELD)ING WiFE iI OR, 'TIlE EFFECTS OF ILL TE MPER. BY A FA11M1IliO jvIPE,. ?? 1reila to thle 5ubject inatter of this paper allow ?? Iins vouml frien-lo, to eaiort Von to liuelnand strive, earnestly -at se'u-caltiore anal wilf-i'ontrol, before taking a stop which involvs j our ull of ,'artfly hlappiness, ats well as that of thu fillsi- i~lal sclionii bvoler iheavel Oil~ llrolise-~ to ...

... THE KOSSUTR PROCLAMATION AND I m, ?? . . rM. MAZZINI. The following letter from N!. Mazzini has been addres- sed to the London journals. n paSirerI have no opportunity, at the place where I am, of read- ng papors or receiving correct information; but a report reaches ! me of Louis Kossuth having publicly protested onl account of the proclauatiols to thoe Hungarians which appeared daring the ...

... 23orotr uct Cvrf I, A Npwc.ssrm.:: DILOGUE.- Why don't you go to school, my boy 'Causo, sir, al.;'y is afear'd if aw larns ivrything now, av shan't haoe on3 thing to larn when aw comes to the Royal Gramnmar School.-Galeshcia/ Olsecrver. Aln old preacher oero tookl his ?? where art thou? and divided his ?? in1tO three parts. Ist-All men aresome whbere; 2nd- Some moo are where they ought ...

... . CLEIOCAL.-The Lord Bishop of Mlauchester, at the diocesan registry, St. JameB's Square, licensed the Rev. \W7.ilt William Kendall, M-A. to the Stipendiary curacy or the Parish Church of Middleton, on the nomination of ti,f Ite 3 Richard Durnford, the incumbent; and tle Rev. Tlls',ns Hanley Ball, Bas. to the stipendiary curacy of B1dbh Pod j near Bolton, on the nomination of the Rev. W. Bromw ...

... ?? -AA A A A . AA1 - - A A n AA A A A ^A AbV.nAt A ff TiE STE %IIIER VITOIA-A Divna's INTERlVIEW WITH TOys elTIlE DEAD.-The plate in thle Queen V ictri cabin has ue ot b)een saved by a sliver ; but the knan protusts that ?? te in the worldI would lindce hijit to go dowit a second ?? as the scene in the cabin Was the most horrible ho had ever inl ever witnessed. He thought lie had entered a ...

... IRELIGIOUS STATISTICS. on TO THE EDITORS OF THlE LIVEIRPOOL MEIICUPY. rel GENTLEEXE,-There is a generation of individuals who assume.W (and no doubt believe themselves) to be very anti-bigoted and otl Liseectarian; but It not usefrequently happene that the same ha parties who thuts layolaihn to bhingactuated by theseehigh-sound- im Iug motives are themselves, when examined before the bar of ...

... Among the many interesting subjects for reflec- cler tion which the events of the last few years have lauI provided for us, there is not one which furnishes relil matter of more honest satisfaction and greater ing patriotic pride to our countrymen than the con- obto sideration that, come weal, come woe, Eng- Low land has been the shelter and asylum of all those quei whose fate it has been ...