... 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 ...

... 'd?voat 'OvWafo ILDIlloon 48a?rltr. -- -- -0. - - I LOI:D CIIAmnEhAItis OIEicE, APRIL 31. Notice is hereby giveu, tlhat hi3 Royal Highness Princo Albert wvill, by ders-t of Her Majesty, hold Lcoes at St. Janmes's Palace, otl behalf of her mljosty, ost the rotlowinlg days, at Wo orclock ;h- Vodueslay, the i 20U1 ?? ; Wedliesdav. tho 27th instant It is ter Majesty's plen'ure that preselatat ...

... THyE EDUC4ATION BILL. 'cd Thle RiewEduccationt Bill, wvliech, on IMet laY Inol., Lna.' Lord Joint Russell, obtatined leave to bring into tiver si- Hiouse of Voctcmous, list jast beelL printed. It is entitled 5 of A B Il tor the Promotion ef Education in Cities and li, lie Boyouglis in England, and contains thirty-three IIe in. Setin, fls te- It promises, first of nil, that, on a resolution ...

... COMMISSION OF LUNACY ON MR. FEARGUS I O'CONNOR. ell Onl Tuesday, the mental condition of Mr. O'Connor at, wne isiveseigniod by at Jury of Middlesex F~reeholdero, I aid under the presidency of Cotusniseisner Barlow, at the ?? Roebuck Tavern, Clcisyrlek. Scrjeant Slice stated telse ad case, and after reviewing Mr. O'Connor's career until it the period when lie was enltrcotd to else core of Dr. ...

... I ;:z. f I. :; t ?? :. I : q , I nd 6rcurred on the 6altimora aind Oh an hll26tb.'.lt,: i The ineraeaed zeeeipte o'f 'tt'et'Vteh dhferen.t enuthm | .ortsa,'vdr theao of lat ybear~ t thi6 tim6, 1.amonit ti 429,000 6j n-- ?? f. intllgec ; ., : , I Dhi e d eio : : : in-e t' 'feg inraph ?? . T-fieafe AioSl10 -The ebtaner'A 's araiied1,erelidj - t lt eldven 0oeloc, am. frilr5 Alex1 A rc a t ...

... HINTS FOR IGRANTS, *- Fnox A mw'L, , r I' (onox A ThnviremrEB . - Atelhioue, ?? S. I., I No 6,18f2.-Hfaving os'pienoedtho difficulties in the way of an intinding-emigrant of getting useful information, prior to leaving England, touehinr. tho necossary autfit, and having W.titdsaed the sorious lone and inconvenienne' the ignoracco eon these matters lae causod nfinny I bog, through you, to say a ...

... 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 ...

... STATISTICAL RETURNS Or, AGRICULTURE; THIE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. I .atj &Pron Ike Daflp lr2e N.) co A pieco of very interesting news in in men's months. The Board of Trade is certainly entertaining the pro- ue ject of supplying otatistical returns of agriculture uand ed with that view he asdie the assistanco of the Royal st Agritultural Society. Now-as to tre answer sent in by no the ...

... A Radclfe Infirmariy.-Bleotion of Surgeon. mooteg of thge ?? ant Ileroroc ?? edten f h The VReNC.OnAnecof.Lo 11fo,L1N34 nonted, to h mr nd opcnedti thodunieen by. Rl.alog the ebjeeth ofa theo meignd beyootiogv ?? o ile tofddthon nnitdoeton.pil~vr h COIIgO~fOCOOJOAwho ave ?? ?? sbowe~tbl. l,,,nt'.Ift~iZ Bi b tir`1cdj eoao' iv'omlu tcd5,',i Bor in ooobgiot ?? Mr ut. B, 'Ruolerwhoba en vooosood' ...

... ? -FROM THE EVENIN(i PAPEIN i FRANCE. PARIS, FRiDAY EVESING. The Guh Chamber of the Correctional Police Court has delivered its judgment this day on the affair of the cor- responpLiats. The charge about the secret society hae been abandoned, M. Alfred de Coetliogen is sentenced to six months' inmprisonment, and 200f. fine for outrage to the CliJ f of the State, and the circulation of foreign ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAIENT. -0.- - it] IIOCSEf OF~ PIEERS. M~OSDA,, MAPIL II. j'rite Earl of IMALOIEOSOUY eapihkenc tlit ut'l, Schema fur the exolmiti tiotio oCi-1- diic rtile lipluomatic oer'ice hiod not a origiat~ viiil tile late t~(ute .i The Earl oi Anoa,,tEEN noved ain address for a corn- Ini.siol to inquit ic to corrupt pmiectec at thle late delce ton Oit calite hun. lie thought, such a buses, ...