... 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 ...

... --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. ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? .. . 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 ...

... = HOU SE OF LORDS. W WI PRIDAY, MARCH 18. oil The royal assent was given by commission in the usual as tormsto the following bills -The Mutiny Bill, the Marine ebt Mutiny,1ill, the Consolidated Fund Bill, the Inland Reve. sa nue Bill, the Commons Enclosure Bill (NO. 2), the County so Elections Polls Bill, the GrandI Jury Cess (Irelind) Bill, to land the Indemnity Bill; : SIXMILE.RRIDGE AFFRAY ...

... ?? I ol DREADFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION AND El GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. ?? Wednesday last, a catastrophe of a most alarming and melancholy character occurred at Inee, near Wigan, which has resulted hi the loss of between forty and fifty n lives. The mine at which the explosion occurred is known as the Walls End Milne, and is one of the deepest in the district, the depth being 415 yards. It belongs to S ...

... ea The Rev. Dr. Newman will attend a meeting at the as Concert-hall, en Easter Tuesday-this day week. red. The communication between Liverpool and Douglas, __ isle of Man, will, after the 18th of next month, be three to times weekly. The days of sailing will then be, from IR; Liverpool every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, and sot- from Douglas every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. caed It ...

... - ARWm n FRANCE. h . PARIS, W YESD DAY Evasxix.-The Meniteur publishes a do. crec of thc misister of the interior, intended to facilitate tle ti n transport of articles of French produce to the exhibition at tl ; Dublin. They will bh carried free, both going and returning, w e between Havre and Dublin. ' ir Thie JMoitecu announces that thu order to set sail was only tranlsmnitted from Paris to ...

... Bonoaoio ELECTION.-The vacancy in the representation of this borough, caused through the unseating of Mr. R. B. Arm. strong, is at present likely to result in the unopposed return of his brother, John Armstrong, Esq., of Acrelands. A requisition has, during the past week, been going round the town, calling upon Mr. Greene to offer himself, but, owing to the disgust of nearly all influential ...

... a- lly ;11- d. 'in ,z. or es in Ig 0- of la re n, or a, is Ii. too 100 46 64 00 RAILWAY TRAFFIC Name of Railway. Teek Aberdeen ?? 1384 Belfast ald Ballymna.. 0688 B'head, L., & Cheshire . 1(81 B9burn (Ite B.C. & W.Y.) 71d Bristol and Exeter ?? 4070 Caledonian ?? 8707 Chcster and Holyhead.. . . Cork and Bandon ?? 1G6 Cork, Blaakrk ,11 Paessge 153 Dublin & Belfast Junc.. 820 Dundee, P., & Aber. ...

... - .. . .. - ?? .k adl Ill h -The eleventh annual meeting of the suibscribers and su friends of the Lying-9in. Hospital, Pembroke-place, wag w ,or held yesterday,. in th Medical-hall, Hope-street. Thle b: he. meeting was composed principally of ladies. His worship hi ala the Mayor (Samuel Holmne, Esq.) was called upon to rs mt 'preaide. II The Mi'yout said that, having attended the meetings of ...

... |JUBILEE OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN |1 ~ BIBLE SOCIETY. . - . er . n A special public meeting of the subscribers and friends LI, of tihe Livrpool Auxiliaty Bible Society was held i the I of Philharnuouic-hall last evetinig. The Bishop of Chester i es presided. The attendance wvao large. Amongst the s ais gentlemen on the platform were Mr. 3. T. Bourne, front d, the parent society; tho 11evs. . ...

... GOOD FRIDAC noffice in Lord- reet wrib lad ?? 'cokiyh morning ; l,4t the M erd' 17l, be en ?? 1 he day, zot the fullowing .lceC ).xnolids, S 93Brooth J lials re ug . s' , Tithebarl-Atr siet; EArnId's,4 S~talalstrC Brdt's, 157, Great Howard- . Jo an.Loe r 4 3, i'hj tofl; 1m )treetit ?? ll.Oitro c-t; u J ioh rO ' Brols J. Folmaulaq, peot-ostee_, C w.Lick-oad -r on o-ad; Scetlana-read; Gr iftd 2r ...