... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, FEB 19. THE WAR.-LAND TRANSPORT. Lord ELLENBOoosot moved for the production of the papers relating to the constitution of the land transport ?? a short discussion the motion was agreed to. Some other business was then despatched, and their lordships adjourned at an early hour. Tuesday, February 20. ARMY SERVICE ACT AMENDMENT DILL. Lord PANMURZ moved the second reading of ...

... THE IINISTERIAL DILEMAMA. The Earl of Carlisle has been nominated Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster3.' ' ' : ?? .; On'Mouday. and Ttesddy it beeais generally known -that serious differenoes of opiniion exizited amongst main- bear of the cabinet as'to the 'wav in which Mr.' Ioebluck' motion,. nominating his committee of inquiry 'into the causes of the calamities of the war, should be met. On ...

... $01rit of Up Press. Stu roar readers see specially requested to observe, that under MO this head we give Belectiolls from the leadinz articles of oar go] contemporaries as a matter of '1 Nnws, without respect to off their politicaltoua.21 sat WHO WILL DO0 THE 'WORK OF TH PEO~PLE? I) Uri (Tire~s.) M Lord Palmerston ]ras referred us to an incident in the Snt reign of Richard 11., and we will ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AND THE MIITIA ACT. ROBERT FELTON v. JAMES PRIORL FRIENDLY 0oc0sT15 -XMPNA M(N, MEaMBER, NaPION-0 PRIThRE 0O RIGHTS IN 5001E5V-DI)NOION OF JUSTICES SUPeasEDING 822L=BNrT O0 DISPUTES DX ARBITRATION ACCORhDING TO RUs.S OF SOcTY. The above cwe, a highly important one to friendly seoeities, came on for hearing on Tuesday, the 19th instant, at Hal. stead before G D. H. Valzey, C. ...

... I - X0 TOBOESPORDII. , -_ I Carrespondonts who do not Seed their commu ntio-s no- tie, may infer that we cennot anewer them, or deoelll to do s8. We further canlot, .VN5RJB AiM 013 neroa0NoS CHAsA OUfBSEOLVss WITH A ]MTru OJ SS. M Ai. LSTrEe.-We have no personal objecio to the doggtei; but the space of this journal is, in fact -the due property of the resder. Rubbish Ss set to be alibit ers : ...

... TE THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN AND MPt GEO, I tid To the Editor of thse Exatniner and TVimes. t, b on of Sir,-If the masterly exposition of iRight and wrongk re gh contained in Mr. Thompson's lecture, on Mondayeven- de 'in; ing, needed further illustration, it is furnished by a, to ta- leader on the subject in the Guardian of Wednesday last.. Itil ?? would certainly have been Sanguine to ...

... WI3EKLY SUMMARY. I FOEUIGN. - - I FQBEIGN. acl Th, reports from~ Sebastopol are more encouraging. of. TeBiihforce is being organlised for the defence of pSt, I ?? and oftbeTchernaya. They are to be supported P 13`O , lt oe 20,000 Turks, officered and paid -by sue liy' Wi ivetlntofthgtwn will soon be Coll oero~lYSplete. More genial weather retrshat ea 0110,, t C~ia to the troops. The exact ...

... I a . The annual pauper returns, showing the number to and different classes of paupers, with the cost of n- their maintenance, for the half-year ending Michael- a mas last, and the number of persons in receipt of re parochial relief on the first of January, 1]855, have ve just been published, and we hasten to lay a summary ra of their contents before our readers. The returns comprise 620 ...

... VED YESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1855. England is again without a Ministry. While the energy and the enthusiasm of the nation are aroused to their highest pitch in support of a life-and-death struggle with the most powerful ruler living; while the most delicate and difficult negociations are pending in the hope of placing the question at issue upon a different footing than the simple one of-which ...

... THE SECOND REPORT OF THE OFFICIAL MANAGERS. The official managers, by the desire of the Master of the Rolls, beg to lay before the shareholders a fur- ther report of the company's affairs and to refer them to- their former report, dated 17th December, 1853. The accompanying statement of the liabilities and assets of the company, as made up to the 30th September, 1853 and to the corresponding ...

... Oh if it be a duty to succour those who need, To cheer the helpless wanderer, the weak to clothe and feed, Tains of those wretched outcasts, the ragged children poor. Neglected—friendless—homeless, they lieg from door to door. No loving accents cheer them to choose the path of right, Religion comes not near them, with starry crown of light; Crime-hardened from their childhood, a poor despised ...

... , TmE news from the East is becoming more cheerful. It SrNC seems really the case that provisioniss clothing, and who shelter were provided for the army about the be- livin ginning of the present month, and that the weather had painil greatly improved, although it was the general impres- fallei sion that the change from storm to sunishine was but caree temporary, and that the boisterous winds ...