... V ARITIES. I - - d ?? . My lad,. snid a lady to a boy ea rrying newspapers, areI you the mull boy ?? doesn't think ('ze a female boy, duz yer,' VeinY Cultious L&iEns.-A tradesman at Luton, Bedford. shire, bas the following Ialnics situch Up i i idw:G dadies, Is. lasting ditto. is. fid. pcr pair. i ?? A H INT FOsR rTeT SUNIstscn-A light thread net suspended before an open window will ...

... IM ER IA L P.APLIA. i-T fflnrm om e ?? .qsX\aw AM'.ENiT MOSEOl O118 ~ErnnayArl , 2 l2. h Ther Duote o Nawn,vnA8TLB moved the ?? riolg of the Clry Reseres (Canaa)e11 'The Bishop oflxorst In . htte illo eda e' thrfl that day Rix Jilonths. I b roid ?? A ogadvery neinsated de'ects folwdin wichllo many Noble Lords took part; the result of Ohich syetht e h suggestlon e6 Lord Disanir, the ?? ...

... Cc t I - ?, D a P, !? i? - Cliff a It' r.-! 44c It v. - -1t. ?? DaOTVIG-STI:IOET Minel 26. T-e Queen has beet' Pleased to appoint Robert ile Son, Esq., to be Cbief Just'ce fsr Prince Edwvard -jndland Josoph Hohroyd, Esq., to be a member of the Legiolatire Co tncil of that Island. heoii IMajcst'Y has also been pleased to appoint Robert Closby Becte, Esy., to bo Fitst Poisne Juosge of the Co- ...

... A FEW OF THE HILLS THAT (HORSE) I ~ OFLESH IS HAIR TO. DEAR PuNCH,-I send. you a short list on 'em- There's- Snow Hill, and 4 Ludgate Hill, and ' Maida Hill, and Pentonvillc Hill ; and, last not least, P Holborc Hill. . Nosw, I think that's ?? fourteen insides, atand ten outsides ! What say you t cc Yours, werry hill-used, ?? A LUNNUN 'Bus 'Oss.' INTEMPERANCE IN THE EAST.-Turkey is ...

... 1.7EI1IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. MO.NDAY, AltiL 25J Tlm Marquis of CLANRlCARaD called tioe attltionl of tire HIouSe to the anxiety which pvild retl esitig Tttrkish afi'airs, anid after specifying th- l ?? vtcich Iad transpired wiith regard to the missions of C soot Leiatisngs and Prince Pslonschikuff, wished to ktolt v.tlit e it was in Lord Claretidon's power to lay before tic Hlouse any ...

... Fain Uvins and Seguier would barter 6' With Claude and with Titian their lot of They ?? and Claude in warm water, s Claude and Titian get them in ]lot. D B FRENCH LEOISLATION.-A Foshisnable contemporary V gives the list of the enormous quantity of Glanes and M Sorbets,and glasses of Punch, which were consumed at T the grand ball given by the Legislative Body to the Em- Pt peror and Empress. ...

... Thames Navigon.. -Sixtij ot. LEWERE No. v. TO PHILIP PUSSY; EftQ, 0OF PUSEy; BEREMS. Sir,.-Wishiug, to, subinit the whole ?? and condition of the Thamese Mteedow tenanto to the heoartbnl judgment of the public, and with a vieow to do it effeotually, I gave in my leetletter a eort Of Parliamesctry history of their griovaneeo, hz citing those clauoses lthe Thares Navigation Acts which, whitthuy ...

... Thle proijet of low of the Bodget for 1854 is now pub- lishled, and fill not less thair 777 printed pages, Thre anticipated aurgmenrtation of sovenufre is 39,000,000 fran cs, arid Otis estimated amount is founded on the increase of the population, a renewved activity in commercial affairs, and a progressive augmentation in, certain imposto. The I Council of State has greatly reduced the ...

... Ott Easter Monday, et half-paet one o'clock, the Emn- pocor of the French 'rccsived et tbc Tuilcries, a dep~u- tation of tho Mercharnts of London, Thoe Miuisters of State, of Foreign Affairs, and of tho lot crier WC-re proucut. 'rho doputatloit was Composed of Sir James Duke, Bart. ?? Sir Edward N. Buxton, Bart. Mr. Sainuci I Curnzy, Mr. W. Qliadstono, dir. J. D. Powlee, INMr. Glyn, Mr D nt, ...

... Presenting the origioal Facts and Docomonts upon 'lj whirls the Story is founded. Bly Harriet B. Stoweo. EL a if ever tire derial of truth workod iias owni refutation, .do vv have on instance of it in the pooblieation of this Uwork, otcliel hns boon called forth from the pun of its to talented Aothiarcez, in answer to tbe angry rod vindictive of declarationsa of tire upitalders of the ...

... KILMAA.1NIUAIM HOSPITAL. I'lterc tst last niht (TaoesS sy) a littl o Govcrlme'st o*efeat. WVIster by the lleglect of sl wli -ia l by thc apathy of the Miuisterialista. or sinmply by a well- kept conspiracy of Irishmen and Derbyites, Ministers have bcen beaten, and that raliter considerably, on a vtry small subj-ct. Mr. Butt carried, last night, by a divi- sion of 198 against 131, a motion for ...

... = ?? -. ?? - -- - - - - &iratucigoter. Ib I SATUR)DAY, APRIL 1IU, 183. IMERCANTt5ILE GAZETTE. .P',lday _Eeceiseg. T'itccgh the sracce= is dccilccdly backward, tee reports i ooni tce ayrgiouel ccc districts c' 01n thze we/o/c of a 3 fio issrat-o hc Cotcr. Pee autucmnc ccsomn wheat is gene- c, so d esce cibed as lcealthy in c'peacce, the only dretc - I b ?? h6eing thc shortness (Jf tle ...