... : . 4 7; I . t ~. I: - - -- ?? ?? - !il : A S o ~~~firoin~h. -S,SB . 3X1, B a | -lHere-I am, -31r. Editor, with the snowdrojs again, and fresl and vigorous as the' earliest of JOhnD Quills and crocaes The Britsh pblicgenoitll sj~ki, and thtipprepciating, au ,cersihe rl iono;twh itnguy ' thmeve ybei cumin; subscraibers -to' TmrE ERA, will, of course, be in ecstaciet at the ajinouncement: of ...

... THE REFORM& BILL. On Monday night Lord JOHN l RussELL' introduced his measure of parliamentary reform, with, more than his usual imperturbability of manner, and without the least parade, but rather with an obvious intention to avoid making a fuss. The new bill is a supplement to the Reform Act of 1832, and, with some novelties in the scheme, extends and carries out the sameliberal principles ...

... LIVERPOOL LIeS, or AINTRqh AIMSJ Byi TOUCHSTQONEX - I' : - . . ,_ . .. L i . . . - I .. i The Spring Meeting of Liiverpool,: whichis fixed, as usual, fod the opening day of March, is at present the chief object o attention among bbth town and country Turfites.-. It is seldon the scse .at any Meetig thatm th juming. events take pree4 denceinmcitofinteres over tl coteststo b.idedontheiflat But ...

... .ITUF,! DEOC OP VTPE lT4YiJw.F. The following is the evidence of t aptain t ,bie The inquest on the bodies of the second mate and the son o the 'ship's surgeon, who came by their death In the wreck of the Tayleur atLambay,' a resumed on'`SaturdaY morning O it Dyale's llotel malabidebelpre lt. Henry'Davis,'coroncr ' -J~ohn Noble liatp captain of the TaiYleur, was examined.-I was captan of ...

... T i W;Na - EDX t tI 0 hi A| CITY ITELL.NC . The English thutds opened nather Datter this, mO it C~Osois ait 11 91t * for money, and I lowcr for the 13th hxreh H&e. diced Three per Cents, at 921 921. New 3t per Cents.n 931, 93i Ellrecquicr Bills, 18s. to 2.s prem. Money continues ab'tnihlit 4ndi , eior co,,moerei'l purposes. The followin' are the d1die for thi. ejaing 3nd shatting of the ...

... : RNIWAY 4T.,INTL LIGZN&B.CE . ?? .. Gr~f WesteiuL, IThehalf'-year,~ inttihig was &etertifd ddi be lie~ldm Thnrsday& othbeetion of three directoraibithe Phicee of Mr; 8antuel Bike CtlnThomas Bulkift~, and Mr-Obfarle . us~slli. retirng b; otteand for other jiurposes; of busineiss. -The ?? tgs~hliii mdseliifor the parpoes of considering, andi if. approved,, of' 4dpar *ld confirming the, fuether ...

... ?? I-,, - : f Q* . 1- ! ?? .AZ ?? I - . : a~- IR98aE.T B q oT yb my hoyl Y do yel| wrong to flih oi 1iuidqys-jj' Iy:It cnt do no, iaeun ?? gvn't catcht.nuts. -A GOOD' Bns6N. -A I say, Jones, do you- take forinsn ? ?? t'o2 t hte thio n t bo . AGL]RULus 'fop, who had annoyed by his frivolous zs- mgks 1 paterin thbe ball-room, inaquired, asxiong~ otr empty noithin,,sj3 whether sh 6had ...

... ' UN!iVRSITY IINTELLIGENCE. CMBLIDGE, FEB. 20. ?? or, Aako.-The Vice-Chancellor and Heads of Colleges metlthis morning in ?? Schools at nine o'clock, when the Rev. Henry Gritfin-WillalmsA HD.. Fellow of Emmanuel College. was elected Professor of Arabic, in the place of Professor Jarratt' promtedto the Beeius Professorship of Hebrew. The Rev. Theodoe' Preston, M.A., Felow of Trinity was the ...

... I - AM CABLE CORRB8PONDBNCE. Correspondence has of late been carried on with such con- ventional propriety; the kicking down stairs has been ad- ministered so insensibly as often to be mistaken for upward assistance; bloody noses and cracked croivns have been so com- pletely set aside, and an insipid peacefulness made the order of the day, that any lively sallies, evincing that we are still ...

... I mCITY IN-TiLIGiC D. FRIDAY EV-xcNeG. The English Funds are fully maintained in price, owing to the shortness of money stock and large purchases. Consols opened firm 'at the closing prices of last night, 990 902 for Money and the 15th inst.! Reduced 3-per Cents. are also higher, at 911 911-, owing to the extensive purchases to the amount invested, about 300,000 yesterday in this stock and the ...

... I~ A 1 L W A Y I~ T E L L I C - - E q ?? lawwx-r I. ?? London and I th4weitern Raiwan Til half-yearl meethj of thisin compa y w e nteston they isv alre coi cofictal emaiatoi 'aleet 58 Oon edesay FOM~qany wfa05hold ?? 'isetnc best for hof arrltingmet.nny cl re osltan I chidio esv gothem n i Cas y thae ben r he ian ?? at dres8cour Yse cnalcmnus r th-are ?? time from t-ios chair ysi bear 'th mO ...

... THE ?? OP THE 'LIBERAL .. _, :~ . .~ f ' -: LI *.Members. : ; I Onr Taesda ia. large 'and 'nluental meeting of the friends of Reorm, coinrened by-'Mr. Hume 'was held In, Committee-roomi ig0 12, in order'to: consider what lIne- of policy' should be adopted with referenee-to the bill now-before Parliament-for amending, the-repre- -sentatlon of the Scountry. A very considerable number' of mmbers ...