... T.n.rnnr 'lyani- M.- d LossDow, TUrSiDAY Moutio. d On Friday, both Houses agreed to address Her Majesty, in answer to the Royal message announcing war against d Russia, with perfect unanimity; and yesterday, they each te proceeded to Buckiagham Palace, where their assurances of loyal support were repeated before the throne. Every formality to which this country is accustomed in time of wy has ...

... bee our Cunlous Discovrs;y.-On Tuesday, in the process of Lis cutting a drain on a farm at the edge of Lacher Moses, Scot- ced laud, a curious deposit was brought to the surface, after an and interment of doubtless many centuries, It consisted of a ho mass of animal matter converted into what is called by ohe- 'rk mists adipocire, and was supposed to be the remains of one her of the wild hogs ...

... LATEJF.ST' N1EWS. 1BV ELECT1C7C rtLElEG3RAIPEI. I' MONiEY AND SHARE MLAP:IiET'-CLOSING P'RICES.| LONDON, TUESDAY. ICt FUtNDS.-COIISOIS: Accounlt, 87, 874; M voney, 87, 87ji Three-anid-ll-Quarter per Cenlts, b7 874; Bauk Stock, 2ltU 1 212; Exchequer Bills, par. 4s. prem.7 SHAn:SW-Caledonitm *se ,, 53; Ditto Preference, 94, 9G; Eastern Colunties, l2S, 124; F ilkt Lancashire, 5S, 00; GrealtI ...

... vrobinctal NZWOD. , . .. .. . :''- A z A-i-lw ; w n 'I f. . . . . . . . . mi Tie Esex papers announce the serious illness of Xtijor ig Beresfordl, Ml.P la a, The Duke of Beaufort, who has recently succeeded to the th Lis title end estates, has announced his intention of disposing tim to by ...

... ti icl The 13111 ir~roduced by Mir. SOTHEISOS for the regula- re ~hstion of Friendly Societies has provoked an ablmost 0]t unanimous condemnation from the office-bearers and t )e a members of the numerous benefit and burial societies ti hsof Lancashire end Yorkshire. We need hardly remind a our readers that many years ago a Parliamentary corn- s1 the mission inquired into the character and ...

... 2MfARRImpiED.-March 30, at Biddllesdeu, Church, Bucksf, Mr. WV. Bishop, of Biddlesden, to Miss Matilda Nichols, of FartAinglioe, Northaalmptonslhire.-April 4, at South Newington, Mr. Caleb Edgillton, of Ascot, to Miss Endly Margets, of Great Barford. IIED.-March S8, M1i. vin. Townsend, of Long Itchington, Warwicksahire, aged 57.-Saine day, Charlotte Hall, of Wardhig- ton, aged S]--March 2U), ...

... THE DECLARATION OF WAT (From the Supplemeiit to thce London Ga.zette of Tuesday, March 28.) DECLARATION. it is with deep regret that hear MajesltY announces the failure of her anxious and protriiotcd ondeavours to preserve for lja people end for Europe thoe blessings Of pence. Thle unprovoked aggression oif the Emperor of 'Ru&ssi, aga instb the Sublime Porto has been persisted in with such ...

... UCURT CIRCUL4R. tive h dne WINDSOBv, APRXL 13, Iean ednerparty at the Castle yesterday ?? ve Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Lady ^.n k ~v-Daweon, Lady Augusta Bruce, Lady Frauces Brue [Nk:, Baroness do 9peth, Sir GDeorge Couper, and Colonl Iao be BJXA cmaorrading officer of the 97th Regim~ent.e L55re reea The Queen and Prince Albert walked ia the Slopes t ,test morning. b foote The ...

... IThe following petition from the town and borough yof Conway, in the county of Carnarvpn, has been d presented to both Houses of Parliament i- The bumble Petition df the undersigned Inhabitants of the town and borough of Conway, in the county of d Carnarvon I de Showeth-That your petitioners have observed with satis- Y faction the decided measures which have at last been e adopted by her ...

... ~ilvE LONPVD F@ARMERS CLUBs. I. i ?? At t~he last monthly meeting of this club, Mdr. J. Payne in the chair, thre subject for discussion was- The Applica- tion of Mlanure in a, Liquid State to Bloots, Grasses, and a (Grain Crops. w Mr. W. C. SPOONeED introduced the subject, and in his coo address said-I think yen wilt all concede that, in order oi that liquid mnay be appelied, either by means ...

... .UORNVI.VG CURONICCE OFFICE, c * flTuetoday. 12, N'oon.t l f EDXPRESS FROM1 PARIS. c [F50001 OUR OVWN cOBRESPONJ333NT.]( PAR1S, WEDNESDAY MORNINSG. V The hake of Cam~bridge, with his staff, left Paris s t~is morninlg. ~l, de EIubuer, euvoy extraordinary aud minis-r fir plenipotentiary of Austria, Jeft. Paris this noroing>, On his way to Vienina, where he is to c asitejtat the nzarrince of his ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. Lord BROUUHAM. presented a petition, signed by up- wards of 1,000 inhabitants of Leicester, against compelling persons who conscientiously object to it, to take oaths. INTERCOURSE OF BRITISH SUBJECTS WITH FOREIGN POWERS. Lord CAMPBELL: I hold in lay hand a bill which I pro- pose to lay ol the table. Thfe bill is of considerable ho- ...