... I. - T J M :, . , ?? v o .: ' ,V ; ' O' MULTUR TN- PARVO. A new ?? been made at Birmingham, which is said -to be capable of washing 2001) shirts in ten Lola Motites was recently feeding apet bear with sugr, iwhen) It cau'ght bold of heij hand, and stuck tof it until soime one kisocked the animal on the head. Rand An emninent psychologist has deciled that spirit rappings the! are -produced by ...

... ?? - ?? - - ?? -A. Fss~n TAEBLE D'H1OTES, AT FrUNY'S MERCHANTST'DINING MRh ROOIIS, SLATEri-COURT, oil the general fast day, to-morrow tie (Wednesday), the 20th instant. Charge Is. 6d. each, gen commenlcingl at one o'clock. ord Commission signed by the lord-lietitenant, of the county ?? palatine, of Lancaster :-Montalguu Joseph Fielden, Esq,, tot and T. B. iHorsfuli, Esq., M.P., to be deputy ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE 88tm REGIMENT. on Tnecday morning last, the alove corps arrived here fron PscSt n, ?? embarked or board the stetan-ship Njigarn for active service ill the Eestcrn war. The event t aled forth a still warnner anti more enthuisiastic expres-4 si h1e of the popular feeling than has beon displayed on anyl s5jini.r occasion ?? tile ?? of troops front this town. The regiatent ?? ...

... jlA ,A i _CU T1'I * * , ~ I ?? em'' rOPQ'1-4. of Russia, Fog~sho~ld Eur~wpetrmltj th'xerfatin i of i a epe yaoar' it isnt, probably, disposed to lesv e' -tofi waste these three hundred thousand square miles ofcies te~ the most favoured by heaven-of territory the most fertile pal -of coasts therioihest 'n roadateads and. ?? prohipe-, Sho logos the most odninlierelal--of strnits ...

... THE B AB I tA D. -~ A 'l~OY. -the SFxsodtxO=%.- which he~tadpfpr part linduced' yhy~sisown im- '~Jai litdn,'i teast inowid~,iantot lndrt,.hi~fd. th rtl~l IUitO ebejs sd- disitess the ?? of Mr. Bruce' at ihe timef wvhtitwe are about IIt to ntrdue temtote eadras th patte i vtoeotti history'-thc -fpils' Ig'k remarfskable incidents took Place.- lr trice siiiof; eottleh origin.' but' had for ...

... ROYA!,I'AGI~ICULTURAL SOCIETY. t y A monthly councilwp~held at the society's house, in Hano- ft ' er-s-quairit dha Wednesdiy, the 5th inst.; Col. Challoner in tII ~ h hIr.` Mr. liodlsori Barrow, Professor Daubeny, Mr. P Branidreth Giblis, Mr.-Flshei Hobbs, Mr. Jonathan Rigg, at .,and Professor Simonlls,' members of the council, were also el v f ixy e mmbrswaeelected, including- R '~ wsey W P ...

... On Monday last, a numerous gathering of friends to the temperance cause, was held at this place for the purpose of tsking tea together, and advocating the principles of total abstinence from intoxicating liquors. Soon after 7 o'clock, I Wme. HI;ZPaREsq., *f Nottingham, took the chair pursuant to announcement, and the platform was occupied by other friendsof the town and neighbourbood who ...

... In accordance with ancient custom, Mr. geddome, Ser- Is geant at Arms and Mace-bearer to the City Corporation, , read the declaration of war on Friday, from the steps of the i f Itoyal Exchange. Orders were issued to the different departments of the staff attached to the expeditionary force toproceed overland toCon- stantinople onithe 4th inst. (yesterday). Lord Raglan will re- I main in ...

... IMPERIAL gPARLIAMENT..- HOUSt OF L3~iWS-Ltoda. -Lord Lvsn~mux naskedi.whether it was true that, certain property belonging to our late minitter at St. t'etersburgh had beam -steied by orerothe Emperor,? T rqiofLANSDOWsNE mentioned that the reportbisdreached the governmeist. lie disbelieved at ; being convinced that Russai ,stitUPossessed claims to~btrainked among civilised nations. . .-Lord ...

... THE HOLIDAYS & the PARILIAMMNTARY J 6 ,Session- a ?? i On Tueisday .ailaient ,was adjourned to the 27th just2 ..Aater having.worked tolesably hard for, exactly ten weeks, members are entitled to a little recreation, and they have taken alonger holiday than usual. The question with many: will be, what is' the beest use to aike 'of this ?? relaxation P : They are most' of them too much bored ...

... A RELIC OF ST. PATRICK IN LONDON. TO THE EDTOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sir,-May I trouble you with the subjoined a letter? which has remained over three weeks unanswered. You ?? manlly errors very powerfully; here is some- thing about which its advocates seem to regard silence as the more prudent course. May I, then, beg of you to assistX me in bringing to light tessee hidden things.-I am, &o.,n ...

... GRAMMAR SCHOASTES - rO . - 'VTU O Wu WAt EDITOR OP TR DAIY e SIR,-The attention of parliament ha, again drawn to the subject of grammar schoal5> improper manner in which so many of them ha'ev P ducred, you willU, perhaps, not think a few r Ut timed, which are intended to show, thrt cause of the inefficiency of such tehat t, Ir attributable to the present injudicio a h electing the masters. It ...