... |IMPERAAJRIAp HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY )II Their lordships met at five o'clock. Aess 2. The Earl of Lucan was present. DEATH OF THE EMPElR o RUSSIA. F The Earl of CLOnMunnon. amidst the greatst1 spoke as follows :-2ly lords, I think it my du,1 ce, snuniceete to your lordships the contents f y to cor despatch which I received half-sn.hossr oa 5grapee, M~ajesty's minister at the Hague :_ 5t fcet ...

... proves ADDIIESSPND BTTH AsTa~ofoX8R TO THE OBSERVATORY can pr I vMMTThE OF TUB TOWN COUNOIL. iated &,t t he ?? f the Briltih Association for theoAdvance.- Commc( met ~Scece n hi ?? last, the Pro- both paatonofpaer t e ea bfoe hesctions Ont matters proper conete it te beratryad throfficial duties so a littis ~uiyocuid y ietatitws hught desirable to whse a deerte epr, hihha hrtoo eobn presented ...

... T H E WAR. RUIMOURED DEFEAT OF THE ALLIES AND DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN. IT was currently reported, late last night, in the city, that the allied armies before Sebastopol had been defeated, and that Lord Raglan had been killed, ii a severe and lurvdly-fornght contest. Wo are not in a position to state whether this report hes any foun- dation in truth, hut our authority for stating it is the ...

... TiIE election for the Radnor boroughs took place at New Radnior on Monday, when tie Right lon. Sir G. C. Lewsis, who had vacated hlis seat by accepting the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer, was returned without opposition. Sir G. C. Lewis arter explainingm the circnrnstaflees under Which hle had .accepted office, said-I rejoice to kind, oil appearing agaill among you, that the resona- ...

... HADDINGTON AGRICULTURAL CLUB- ROAD REFORM. At the monthly dinner of this Club on Friday, at Hadding- ton, the adjourned discussion as to the best mode of manag- in public roads was resumed. Mr Douglas of A;helstaue- ford occupied the chair, and Mr Sydsrtrfof Ruchlaw the vice- chair. The only resolution before the Club, on resuming the dis- cussion, was the following motion by Mr Hope of Fenton ...

... Rateot Intelligence. SATURDAY MORNINGS MARCH 10. Telegraphic accounts from Vienna mention interviews which had taken place between the representatives of the Allied Powers there; but the Congress had not opened, as Prince Gortschakoff was not yet prepared to offer his pleni. potentiary powers for examination. A letter from the same city, given by the ? Augsburg Gazette,' contains a few ...

... ADJ'OURN-ED i 1NiRAL ArNUA4I |, :ZLicensing Day. ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER-SQUAiRE.. Yesterday Mr. e. Grabahn'(chairran), Deputy'Lleutcnnnt of the county of Middlesexb Messrs. Fraheis.Thrupp, l&., assembled in the ?? of the Workhouse of the Parish of St: George, HanoverisqnarelMouhc street0 Groevenor-square to takeinto consideration the^ ?? renewing the licenses of.tsose suspended from ?? ...

... THE CARDIFF *M> MERNMT OUARDMN. SATURDAY, MARCH Yo. NOTES OF THE WEEK. INTELLIGENCE of the death of the Czar Nicholas reached us at a late hour on Friday night, some time after our first edition had been printed, and early on Saturday morning we published the event in a second edition,—a greater event than which, in point of im- portance to the whole of the civilized nations of Europe, could ...

... THEl WTA R. I THE !3ATTLE OF EUTPATORIA. DISPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (From ?? Supplenent to Tuesday's Ga:elte. | IWARt DF A;IT5IUT. arc S.h i. ILard Panuture has this day received dispatche s audI IenClosures, of trhich the following are copies, adidressed 1; to his Grac the Duke of New castle. and to his lordiship. by 3ibeld Matrsh3l tlt Lord Rnglan. G.C.Bt.: 'Before Sebastopol, Feb. 20. MV ...

... STREET COOMMISSIONERS' .MEETING. - a ?? .zI -- 1 . . ?? The Monthly Meeting of the Street Commissioners was held on Wednesday last, Mr. Tarry in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read, the Junior Proctor begged to be allowed to bring a subject under the notice of the Meeting, which had forced itself upon his attention during his year of office. le alluded to the ...

... GSGOW MA-C---12 GLASGOW.r AIARCII 12. St'il8 ef Glasloseow Sailnmders.-The feeling existing among the sailinakers of Greenock, regarding some so-caloled grievances which they are experiencing at the handls of their masters, has extended to Glasgow, so that six out of nine lofts have stopped work. The chief concession they demand on the part of their em- ployers is, that they shall he allowed ...

... VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PitOMOTIONS IN TEE CIVIL SERVICE. Treasury.-Mr. M. H. Foster, senior clerk at the Pal. ?? Office, Whitehall, has been appointed to the new office of accountant to the Treasvry; Mr. T. E, Wiekens, one of the clerks ir the finance department of the Treasury, has been appointed assistant to Mr. Foster; Mr. G. Russell, junior clerk in the Treasury, Whitehall, has been ...