... I i HOUSE OF LORDS.-MIONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. weI d The Earl of DERBY presented a number of petitions the if from members of the Scotch Church in Canada, praying to D their lordships not to interfere with the arrangement en- Ultl L tered into in ? 810 on the subject of the Clergy Reserves n in that province. The noble Earl then entered at length e, into the question, and concluded by protesting ...

... FRANCE. r Active preparations areini progress for the inauguration r eS the tomb of Napoleon I., on the 5th of Ntay. The ex- t penses vill be defrayed by a contribution from the army. v An attempt was made, on the 25thl ult., to burn the n arsenal of Toulon. The fire was soon extinguished, but c a heap of ships, tarred rope, grease, and other inflammable articles, evidently collected together, ...

... RE13PRES8NTATION OF ST. PETER'S WARD.-WC learn that Mr. George Smith, one of the municipal representa- tives of St. Peter's Weard, has written to the Mayor, placing in his hands his resignation of the office of coun- cillor. CHRIuSr CHuRnCt WARDn-On Tuesday, Mr. C. B land Walker was elected one of the assessors for Christ Church Ward, hi the stead of Dr. Broughton, who was appointed, but ...

... LlorroW.-D 01 riffe.4. A ` hlodlt of the whip mnalics the following inquiry ?? wonder if int editor's teaofer ever gets over the traces ? 1ntn Goodness ano ! cried a nice old lady, tile other day, if the Ar world does come to an ciil nest year, what sball I do for snuf'?' of There is a fanidly ii Ohio so lazy that it takes two of them to pr sneezc-onc to throw thc head back and the other ...

... I I TireQuec ?? Famly re at Windsor, and all n Iin good health. On Thursday the ancient and royal cha- de irities of Mauindy Thursday were distributed to 34 aged men and 34. ag~ed women, thle number correspondin' with an Her Majesty's age, with the usnal formalities, at Wh'Iite. hall Chapel. co' TiHE~ LIvE;RPoOL MECHANICS' ?? have de the pleasure of announcing that, in addition to a valuable ...

... CLIT'IHEROE. 3J. For's audress to the electors of Clithleroe till be founa in ?? firstpg SPEECH OF MR. FORT, On Wednesday evening, a vast assemblage of the peo. ple of Clitheroe congregated in the larketplace of that town, for the purpose of hearing Mr. Fort, the candidate for the representation of the borough in the interest of reform, deliver an oration on the articles of his political creed ...

... I - L- a s TE i ?? 11 SUDDEN DEATI._On Monday morning last, Mr. Pd - ward Hutton, of Galgate, tanner, was fould dead in bed sd by one of hiti workmen. n, LANCASTER AND PcESTON JUNCTION RAILWAr.-The m roport of the directors, to be submitted to the share- es holders to-day, states that the directors will declare the le ?? ariielyforthe whole shire, £2 3s. 81.; 1,, three-quarter share, £1 Ss. ...

... --uvrc ?? r CO1M!TTEreS CONCLUDED. BLACKBTURN.-Mr. Eccles (Liberal) not duly elected; guilty by his agents of bribery. BRIDoNORTI.LMr. Whitmore duly elected. Sir R. Pigot (Conservative) not elected ; guilty by his agents of bribery. CAmisaonor.-Mr. K. Macaulay and Mr. J. H. Astell (Conservatives) not duly elected; guilty by their agents uf bribery. CANTrRBURY.-Mr. Hi. P. Gipps and the -lon. H. ...

... i EDUCATIONAL STrArlsrIcs.9We have been favoured by an officer of the county constabulary with the follow- ing return, showing the nunmber of day schools, and average attendance of scholars, in the Darwen district, comprising the townships of Over Darwen, Lower Darwen, Eccleshill, and Yate and Pickup Bank. The return is brought up to the I6th inst. :-Over Darwen: 7 schools attendauce, ...

... 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 ...