... -a mTRT -2DftLpMjqrx. U3 'iltaesdtay was heardia tiete House ot Plers a ?? fronm Capoain Arthur -Wyndharn, of t1e 2nd M3a~d Native Infantzy, and -also captain in the 4th Regitnt of hpfant~ry; iq the eervioe of the Nizam ofi> yderabadt and now residing in India1 praying to -be divoprad from Anna Magdalene Lciuias, his wife; .-The casecamsoe before ' ,houseeon thel12th of March Ilasftr~hen the ...

... ' DERIL PARLIAWNT. HOUSE Or'LORDS-Monday. THE FRENCH FLEEi IN tHE BLACK SEA.- The LORD CEANCELLOR stated thathehad on a formeI occasion read to the house a lett-r which' he had .rqcsived from Admiral Duneas, in's wcknoleqgisht of the vote of thanks to bimitlf and the officers of ?? 8ei f t which had been passed by that-fibu The 1ettiiid not contain any enclosure from tlie F iih udmiial, iiwh ...

... I.A T IEAQUWS OF CX IONS ABDI- ?? ?? , GATED, ITS FNCToNs. - . SDBI-before this question can be properly answered, iwe must first inn e what are the real or presumed ;functiodfcf the B-oij`ls'ofomimon66s. `t- is-a'fict, that the lower branch of -oar -legislature originated in the endeavour of the Normans to devise a simple and efficient method for be. plunder of the Saxons As :thjeprop'erty of ...

... I~ . We may momentarily expect to hear important news from Sebastopol. The allied armies are said to number one hundred and twenty thousand men, and the Turkish reinforcement, under Omar Pasha, will raise the besieging force to at least one hundred and sixty thousand. When everything is prepared, an assault will doubtless be made. The French have pushed their lines to within a very shor ...

... ?- 9 So w~a a Vi ni' 6db A ^ le ''OuWadnsda elein'a grnd anquet was giveni the. Mansion-house by the Lord Mayorziand the Lady Mayorese7 to the 'miitera and a large party. ACovers-wera laid for 270. > * ,, .After the usual routine toastas, . -- The LoaD MAYORprposed the toast of The Army and Navy of Great Britinand-of our brave-Allie'. VisCOTnt HAsRDINGE, in. returning thanks on behalf of the ...

... IRELAND BUICIDE AT Conix.-Mr. Win. Fitzgibbon, .of Soho' tefrrc,- Cork, -committed 4s~icidis on Satutda&y -week by shootiug himself through-,,the ;bead. It appeared at the inquest that the illfated gentlenian was possessed of som6 mpersj3. -Be was a widower wit~eout a family..' Afier 1rW.Ussstlng on Saturday morning,' his servant observed ~Ia elooked'hetatiad 8nd~unwelD and'.she ?? ~.I pesuae ...

... ?? : ?.:NI : m.i : . , I ' -. ' ; - I I-'TIEOVLONtES: ~ Af P68r-P2f' Mr. Labiouchere -htabeen ?? Secre- 'tarehl', 'nd the Duke'f gylesto ?? the latter retiing for the ftim beihg the cffica of Lrd-Privy Sj1. - The' BighztHon ...

... lml .BA I OF A,..i The ,fllOWing 16a an eztra' t Of iaelte ~ ' We have had, gas you are aw~a rbi,wfrte at'enI e wieks a most tediou ndisne bl~aei,viautained by aj formidable Anasll Lt2y8;t uat dQO s, whose so;, well. Ithst weoul .;cAe7 otie~o. get a ,letter, Ibhroughlictho Jr Ts eg-ce Ofatdof ?? ar~my. ~hich..a~e~ha~ilg~bea~del~St~d If't he -Worst, of lcitaieshd bebetuifvebattles, and sincle ...

... THE CAT.-41NE-lTAILS AT ALDERSHOTT. -A SOLDIER FLOGGED TQ D-EATH. I We entertain the profoundest respect for the non.com- missioned officers and soldiers of the British army, and a proportionate contempt, as a body, fer bothitssuperior and subaltern officers. We believe the generality of those epauletted gentry, who flaunt about in scarlet and gold lace, to be a compound of the blackguard, the ...

... LOUIS NAPOLEON'S _ATTTEMT 'oTQ EXPEJ ¢!'T , E,, , IVNC,. :MLE$ : F'R.OjM jENG-LAND.,:0. 'i Ist wesk'5 tiombsr Of BeW15OTS .N ezospapeart~lere ap- 'rid G:e etra tfrom. a letter add reasede to the Qu~een of England by threex s' encl refaucr s. in the naiiia of tho Revo- lutionary ¢ommitbee. Thatletter first apes d in the F,6noh newspaper L'Homme, published in.Freach at ,Tersey. -Loais ...

... TE: HlOURS or APPRENt ?? 4k question of ebme ?? We'rAzmpeots -Ohroizice)e was decided at the'Town, Hall. .on Monday last by the ?? magistrates. ' The f&tsa -vill bseen from the' remarks of Dr. I8artiey, who, in giving thie decision of the' bench, ?? sum'nons chargeslthe de idant, Giorge Anghe, with neglectiog the service of his employer, James: Tones but the-real object appears to be to obtain ...

... =Z- ; 8I -IT 3 0;, OF , A This. has been. a great !ectnrsg week: Lord-John ?? iamolre; and Sir Robeft Pelhveech of tbim luounted the stump, to the delggh_ if notto the ististru. tion, of large ?? art iences. -,r. Gladstone dico~ursed on the colonies-a subject that, dos e~h~ spect JliM' ;116loiia Attonf both't treplof 'this ,countly pud the colonist, themselves. Aesthe Sicretary- ship-,far; ...