... MONDAY, FEB. 16 EXPULSION OF JAMES S ID LEIR.-The ATrOR-NEY-GE-NERAL lor IRELAND, m pursuance of notice previously given moved a resolute to the effect that Mr. J.mes Sadleir i&g birj cZg,l with diver ...

... Otituatp, THE OBAN OF CANTERBURY.-Tbe Rev. William Rowe LvalL U.D., Dean of Canterbury, died on Monday. For some months Dasf atta Xenf ble gentleman has been suffering from an aggravated ttack of para ...

... v GENERATJ LIFL CE.a The dividcnd o h st ea b~jbe rate of 2~ per cent. per annum, ?? ?? Tbe net profits at~bbe dispos.al~of'the Cliestor and 4tosyhead railway for the last BiX .rpontlbs~re £21*,920- nearly £6.000 more thaje for th ,sameperiod of lNO year, The .rione' illU ble rwallowed erp an paying prefenee dividends and arrears of such dividends*; bubit iehpped- thqb in another half-year the ...

... I ?? tbirtistui annual dinner was held at Mrs. Dods- or I avortli's, the GeorgeO Hotel, on Tuesday, whese about 90 tpo gentleen sat down, M1r. John IF Oster, the Belgian Con- H ci, rsident of tile society, in the chair, having onl his righ ad ?? teMayor, Ald. Greshain, Messrs. Wells Ol alSit, &c The Vice-president was Mr. Till. t r After thle dinner, which -was au excellent one, 27 new denl ...

... DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH I .A BURGLAR AT YORK. The premises of Mr Tansley, York, are next to the public-house occupied by Mr Sidwell, known as the sign of the King'sH Head, ad consist of a front shop, &c., the workshop being behind, but connected with the house. The stairs leading ijto the upper rooms are between the front shop and the kitchen, the latter of which leads into the workshop. Mr ...

... I DEATH OF' AN ECCENTRIC I WO.MAN IN GLASGOW. For the last 45 years anld upwards there has lived an ancient Inaiden dame, Miss Agnes Nicholl, who, during nearly all that tims, has'resided alone, occupying but one apartment of a five-roomed house in Moodie'3-court, Argyll-street, Glasgow, and bearing an almost isisail- thropic hatred to her s pecies. For thle last fifteen or sixteen years she ...

... aA more striking contrast than the spectacle preoseted by, thle house at eight o'clock and at midnight can scarcely be iniagined. FRoundell Palmer began the debate. Thle 1eelites form an army composed of four generals and three (some say Y two) private soldiere. The officers are Graham, Gladstone, D Sidney Hesbart,' and Roundell Painmer, and they all addreosed sthe houoe onl the Chbina debate. ...

... ! MEMBERS RETURNED. MtElER. PLACS. Ma1EixL Adair, B E psawich Goderich, Lord W Adans. W H . . Boston Grace, O D J . .Re Adderley, C B. Staffdshire, N Graham, SirJ .. Ca Adoo, H r J * . Camubrdgshire Gray, ?? Agunei. Sir A . Wigtonshire Greaves, E ?? .Wa Akroyd. E ?? Huddersfield Greene, Capt ..Kil Alcock, ?? Surrey, E Greenall, G ?? Aisxandier, J . .Carlmv Greenwood, . .-RI Althorl), Lord. ...

... I A sort of conference of the chief promoters of that filthy and cruel imposture, Mlornionism, was held on Sunday, at the Adelaide Gallery Casino, London; a place not altogether inappropriate, though one of those notorious houses which sometimes come under the notice of the Society for the Suppression of Vice would have been still more suitable. Monday's ?? Advertise,- reports at as follows : ...

... On Wednesday a special general meeting of the ah Governor and' Geiardiaue of the Poor of Hull was held TI at the Workhouse, Anlaby-road, for the purpose of W laying a rate for the relief of the poor for the six months th oomuaencing Maroh 25th, 1857. to TAlLo11S A'ND NEEDLEWOMEx.-Mr. DANNATT gave Pt notice that at the next general or special meeting of the to guardians, he will move for a ...

... ST. PAUL'S CHU-RCH NEWI SCHOOL. Last Friday afternoon the firat stone of this rew school was laid by Alex. Samuelson, Esq., oa the groand adjoining the church. The weather proved very unfavourable, but there was, notwithstanding, a very good attendance. About half-past four o'clock the scholars and their parents formed into a procession from the church where they had previously assembled, and ...

... I VISITORS AT GSRMSTON PARK. -The following distiugnisbed party were the gueits of Lord Londes borough, at Grimstoiu Park, during the York Races:- The Earl and Countess of Chosterfield and Lady Evelyn Stanhope, the Duchess of Somerset and Lady Ulrioa Seymour, Sir Robert and Lady Emily Peel, the Earl of lincoln, the Ho,. Admiral Roes, Mr Gerard Sturt, M.F., Mr Richard Sutton, Capt. Randolph, of ...