... Tuaed ay (Isatwe ekj a party of gentlemen entertaining most shades of political opinion, dined at Mr. King's annual din- ner, tinder the presidency of Mr. Whitehurst. and the vice- presidency of IMlr. Barton. About sixty gentlemen sat down I to a sumptuous and rechcrche dinner, as the subjoined - bill I of fare will indicate: I Trent Salmon and Lobster Sauice j Soallopel Oysters Tuurbot ...

... The venerable Sir Tatton Sykes, above 50 years master of 75 Sifee hounds, has res~igned his fine pack to Mr. Willoughby, and reps ,onl they are about to ho removed to kennels at Birdsall. We thle thle sincerely wish the worthy baronet-as good a specimen of the cysT ___-tin old English gentlemina, all at the olden time',' met eon aa ever wats seen-many years; of' health aInd tranquil retire- ...

... - _ 1.;1 .\ A I 11L s g1 A;_ When the late government came into power, it was Ing found, on entering into the question of our de- Iware fences, that, as far as the navy was concerned, the chaii difficulty was, not to build ships, but to find men to ' man thern:-and they appointed a Commission to citv consider the subject of manning the fleet. This lectt r0,tdfrr h audi ,ommuission, says ...

... N(TT'iNGHAMI'kstl.ill. - - -1 _ -a .-_s. .1 ' i I I a.. lnvla AIatlr.. Sa $nSHORT HOVEY-alON.-John Clark, working in the Sher- 4a e wood foundry, was married on Good Friday, and on the next e day (Saturday), was committed for trial, charged with steal- tl e ing files from his empluyer, Mr. Vakefleld, of the Sherwood foundry. in e VISIT OF ONE OF THE SONS OF IBRAIIIM PACHA TQjtZFORDi of -It is ...

... WRECK OF THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND STEAMER AT ABERDEEN.-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. . 1. ~ 4- p1 Dpt flu nf Q-,1-,. I The Aberdeen ant] Lendon itOn steamer, Duke of So~ther- ac The land, was wrecked at the entrance of Aberdeen harbour, on r arge Friday evening, and lb.5 it not 210 persons have perished. The ca theta tif this miost &itre55ilig case are these.:--The Duke of ait Mr. Sutherland leftc London ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLE' FOR APRIL. mitt ~~DERBll TIo lilNIIMIXUI~t. ed UP' sTHaAIS.21 a 3 4 1.2.11 4th 2 . .2,3 2;I 2 1 2 12 nd torsos tm:. C~310st. (155 Cu IsI.( P.m. Ex :L. p~l.m. Cp. Ia. ily - - ~~~~- - --- A - - till ~d,1, srrtvt'i7 at .. aIS I 1.2s 2.217 4an. 03' lizrtoll (Jt. wit), North Staf.)o. 11.12 2.27, *1. 7 , a s.' .2 Bartol, and4 %altorl m.4.2a11.4 .40 ,,I ,1 Id, (til15 .. . .. lo 42 ...

... NOTTINGHAIMSHIRE. so I's 1-) 1 L ibLrA I 1t1I. I le COasartSs!nOSt SIC'NED BY T11E LOaD-LIEUTENANT OF' THE tur a !ll COUNTY OF NOTTINGHlAM.-Southern Regiment of Notting- prot tohamshire Yeomanry Cavalry.-William Nathaniel Lowe, able ss gent., to be Cornet. I NOrrrTI CHAM TSADV.-The lace trade since our last has exp( to been unusually dull fur the time of year, but as buyers from of it the ...

... FINES FOR ADULTERATING COFFEE WITH I CHICORY.-CAUTI(ON TO GROCERS. : _ . -A -+k - AI l11fon r rwr The first batcl of prosecutiansfortheadultefltion of coffee hs with chicory, care before thle Court of Inland Revenue, Lon- tl doD, on Wednesday, and excited much interest among the si or grocers of the metropolis. he Mr. Welsby, the barrister, appeared to conduct the case on i! m the part of the ...

... 'rll: VICEr.S (}TEMPIE IANIC ADvoc.ATris. \,l nj IeIot about it; momr it thle fttliv of p-oinup he II ~t 11tt drijlunkectc- 1 evil of gre'at lrtn.'cnitol -tIv i it i or 3s;1 It .n dts' to~I( e! hilit tI: mIot p r:i'cc-II I'lil noM!I C~ir~tianshit, touplpi'vs it. Ol Itic Ccliiirir, s~e t linkba go'!to ho obt-aincId be idtdttyts igio~li t -i w i, ev tiic xilois~t attit thu~d'gigmkii hmI~ tot', ...

... PUBLIC PARK AND FREE LIBRARY IN MAC- CLESFIELD. re On Wednesda CLESkUELD. |by lie IOn 'Weaneday evening last, a public meeting was held in bre ad the Town Hall. Macclesfield, in furtherance of the scheme to tha e establish a Public Park and Free Library for the inhabitants ist, of the town. The Mayor in the chair. On the platform on thi this occasion were the Earl of Harrington, Lord ...

... SPIRI'r OF TUIE PRESS. BIRTH OF ANOTHER PRINCE. DISTtIRF (From the Brituannia.l Council he The birth of a Prince will be hailed as an auspicious event the count in every province of thle British Empire; and grateful th anks-reiiu ift ygivings to the Almighty power who has safely brought our Frd.y w~ ne Queen through thle perils and paitns from whirls even At~ i ria, Denot exempt, wvill rise ...

... and the houze adiourned at an early hour. h liOLSE OF COMNMONS, MONnkv. April 11. On the order ,f the dav for the third reading of the Clergy is Reserves (Canada) Bill. f, Ur. W5ALPOI.E moved that the bill be read a third trme v, that day six months. i 'An animated and protracted debate eosued, which ended n in the third reading being carried by a majority of 2-63 to Several other matters were ...