... IDINNER TO PATRTCK MOIR BYEES, EsQ. OF O N T. N Y. tea The tenantry on the estrae of Tonley had the bononr of en- in, tertaining their' respected proprietor at dinner, on Wednesday me last, the 14th curt., in the Tonley Arms Hotel, Whiteley. A 5 good many of the neighbouring proprietors and tenants being bei invited, 150 sat down to dinner, at half-past 4 o'clock. Dr to Morrison, Guise, ...

... PAR L IA Al EN T. ---I S 5 HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuesday, March 6. e Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Earl of Lucacr gave notice of his intention, on Friday, to call attention to the stateohf the Land Transport Service. The noble Earl then proceeded again to refer to the circumstances an under vhich he bad been recalled; but at the commencement pe Earl Graville and the Irarqui7s of Lansgdowne ...

... PA R LIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS -Tuceday, MJvach 27. re In The House met at 5 o'clock.e a The Lord Ohamnberlain brought up her Majesty's answer to m she address respecting the loan to Sardinia. t rt The Royal answer thanked their Lordships for their zeal and te s- loyalty. le On the motion of Lord Panmiere, the Militia (Ireland) Bill re was read a second time. 4 of The Despatch of Business (Court ...

... I lv: Downing Street, Feb. 2t6. BE The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir Henry George Ward, K.G.C. St. M. and St. G., now ber Majesty's Lord High Commic- sioner for the United States of the lonian Islaods, to beGosersoor and no Commander in-Chief in and over the Island of Ceylon and its DCepen. O dencies. m War Qg/ce, Feb. 27. bu STA F. Colonel William Frederick Forster, half-pay ...

... EFFECT OF THLE CZAR'S DEATH ON THE WAR. THE queetion whioh naturally suggests itself first to our A consideration, is the probable effect of the death of the 01 Emperor of Russia on the present war. The Grand 111 e Duke Alexander has .been proclaimed Emperor. His P of brother Constantine, who, it was said, claimed the throne of as the eldest purple born of the Imperial family, has a- ...

... BUCIHAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. C. A- !at 32 he D ; of of nd rk ror FTARS PRICES, CROP AND YEAB 1R54. rtoCaYsslnaE. Wheat, per imperial quarter - - £ Barley, per do. Oats, per do. Rye, per do. - - Pease and Beans - (No evidence.) Oatmeal, per owt. CAITBNESS-SBIBE. Oatmealper boll t - - Bere, per quarter - - Barley, do. 3 Oats, do. - - - FlFESmanE. White Wheat, per quarter - £3 7 2 Red Wheat ...

... ARMaY AND NAVY. LORD RAGLAw.-Lord Rnglan, it is now understood, has made known his intention not to quit his present comimand un- less formally recalled, maintaining that he has done all that man can do, and therefore is not called upon to perform any voluntary act which could be construed as an acknowledgment of neglect or error. TnE FLOATING BATTnizss.-Captain Cumming (late of the Conflict) ...

... THIE WAR. IN the news from the Crimea, we bear of French An ral Tukishrenforcements arriving in large numbers;- bat! ot many other people, we would like to be niade aware of iEc it; for it is evident-unless our army be recruited very, of tconsiderably-that thiepartwhich it will play in the ensoi- I w Iing campaign is likely to be more, boniorablhbtij th& ~Ac soldiers than the country. The ...

... in L3Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. re , C] (Droit the Times. ) ti- . BERLIN, Monday.-A despatch from St. Petersburg ti states that the full powers of Prince Gortschakoff have m been renewed, and the existing basis of the peace nego- 01 tiation confirmed. lI VIENNA, Monday Evening.-There was a vague ru- I mour that the Grand Duke Michael has been seriously P t wounded before Sebastopol. It was ...

... L Satusrday, Mari-h 3. sulmonthly meeting of this Board was held this day - t~ reiing. 1 PRESST :-Mesers Urqulsart, Reid, Blothiwell, Berry, I Williams, Watson, Culder, Buyers, Lumsden, c Stevenson, Shearer, Gray, Reid, Ironside, M ncan- d drew, Gildawie, Oumpliefi, Rose, Berry, Eddie, and g Bisset. I 3XEDICAL REP~lOR'TS. a The reports of the medical officers, for the motonh of February, were ...

... II H E '7T A R. THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. 1r ISc BALAICLAVA, Feb. 10.-It rained heavily all night, and as the ground was reduced to snuc a state in a few lours that the aO reconnaissance which Sir Colin Campbell, aided by the French, fr intended to have made with the men under his command was ce postponed. Even the lightest field artillery could not be moved m with safety along the plain ...

... ,Admliralty, M1arch 14.-The Lords Commissioners of the Ad- .~ It being deiosto encourage gentlemen from the Mer- Is sot rvice to enter thle 'Royal Navy in the rank of Second I aseare pleased to invite such officers; as can comply withs eoLq irements of thle Quee~n's Regulations (copy of which is ,j closed), tooffer themselves for suchi appointments.b Tlhe Admiralty is also pleased to invite ...