... IOPENING OFVTITE BRANCH SYNAGOGUB IN I GREAT PORTLAND STREET. I The great distance between the west-end of the town and the Great Synagogue has for some yeare past been an obstacle in the way of those Jews who desired to worship oI with their brethren. As the migration from the east to the w west iacreased,the difficulty became more widely felt, and d, measures were at last taken to build a ...

... ; Ad LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY, MA.RCO 30. DOWNIN(G.STREET, MAlCH 27, TheQueen has'begn pleited to appoint William Todd and Alexander MeL. Seely, Esqrs., to be members of the Legislative Council of the Province of New Brunswick; i Patrick Walker and James Craswell, Esqrs., to be Members 4 of the Legislative Council of the Island of Prince Edward ; and John MeCormack, Esq., to be Asaistant ...

... et SALISBURY, WNESNB8DAY NIGOT. z The election of a member to represent the borough of Wilton, in the room of Mr. a'Court, who has been appointed special commissioner of property and income tax in Ireland, took place at noon to-day, in the Town-hall. The attendance was not large, and the proceedings passed off without the slightest display of electioneering excite- ment. The usual formalities ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, MARCH 28.- APPOINITMENTS.- t Lieutenants W. R. Brooman (1848) to the Impregnable, 104, fiag-ship, at Plymoutb, and M. E. Smaithett (1852) to I the Russell, 60, screw steam ship, at Sheerness, for service t in the Clinker, 2-gun beat. Master F. W. Bateman (1837) for transport service,. Assibt.-SirgFons: 0. S. Lester (1845), M.D., to the Alban, i 4, paddle-wheel ...

... Eie Royal OigWness AD ANTRY TALK. Rihes rin- A7 __ CbaroesBavc~n bitn hlu-ce Aldbe t on Tuesday, honoured Nr ulspecting his statue of Mendel s ihn Xower Belgrave place, and Last year the revenue derived stamps, at one PelIny duty, was 464,0091. Is* I'7 n~:paper 111,362,179. * The number issued was Golvermment have calledupnanmeofhenosdstnuhe icers nowv in EXngland.-both of the Queenr the Most ...

... LONDON: THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1855. In the HOUSE of COMMONS yesterday, The second reading of the Bills of Exchange Bill (from the Lords) was moved by Sir EKiSETNE PuititY. Mr. VAN09 moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. He considered that the operation of this bill would be prejudicial to com- merce, tending, in fact, by the stringent regulations it created with regard ...

... RAIL WA YS AND COAST DBPENCES. To THE EDITOR 0 THE MORNING CHKONICLH. SIR-The defence of the coast was for a long time utterly neglected; an invasion was conjured up all at once, and Portsmouth was strengthened. The fear of this invasion faded away, and little more was thought of war till the Czir set to work and roused us again. Now every fishing town from Land's End to John ?? is roaring for ...

... LI VERPOOL ELECTION. THE NOMINATION. On TuesdAy the nomination of candidates for the repre,, tation of Liverpool took place in front of the Tows Mla.' Mr. T. LITTLNDALB proposed and Aldernsun ?? seconded Sir George Bonham as a man of great coame,,;,, experience, a hard worker, a sound Protestant, and a tsguneh supporter of the constitution in Church and State, Mr. GEORGE MAXWELL proposed Mr. ...

... DUBLIN, MAbbH 29. The curious legitimacy ceaa which has occupied the court at the Cork assizes during three days this week resulted yesterday in a verdict for the plain- tiff, which establishes the fact that the late Rev. Mr. Beamish, the plaintiff's father, had performed the ceremony of marriage between himself and the plaintiff's mother; but leaving it to the Court of Chancery, from which ...

... MR. ROEBUCK'S COMMITTEE,. Yesterday Dr. Menziep, Inspector General of Hos-a pitalo, was recalled, and subjected to a croes-oxemina. b tion on various pointe elicited in his previous evidence..~ He said that when the day before he stated to thed committee that 4 he did not know hisa duties,' he meant that c his position Vas such en anomalous one. When Dr. Cum- tt ming came out to the Crimea ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, MARCH30, 1856. In the HoUsE of LORDS last night, Oa the third reading of the Irish Militia Bill, Lord PANMURE, in reply to the Earl of Ellenbo- rough, said the noble earl was mistaken as to the number of effective men in the militia, for in the 44,000, neither the Scotch nor the Irish militia was included. If the plan of the noble earl should be carried out, of performing the ...

... 7HE REPRESENTATION OF WILTON. The election of a member to represent the borough of Wilton in the room of Mr. a'Court, who has been appointed special commissioner of property and income tax in Ireland, took place at Salisbury on Wednesday in the Towu-hall. The attendance was not large, and the proceedings passed off with- out the slightest display of electioneering exeitement. The usual ...