... I London, Monday Night tt By the time this reaches you the telegraphic wires will m have told the whole story of the Queen's speech and the di opening night of the session. Speculation upon the events di of to-morrow ie, therefore, unprofitable. and, indeed, if it re were otherwise, the only thing to record would be, the im pressiou that the Tories intend going to work savagely from in the ...

... LICENSED GROCRS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIETY i ?? ba.An a4 LM. otario-iuSenestti-rusY u~ ufi gwutw--v attret, Mr. JOHN N-com In the chair. 'The eGrttAU7(Mr. Brasy) aid that a ?? deal-of im- portnt busines had been transacted a theitr IStIepe5'l mutingt but the £,ublicetion of the following letter fromn Mr. Candelet, the agsnt In London, was unavoidably obllged to I be held over:- I:I London, W7. Feb ...

... DUBLIN: THURSDA1Y, MhARCH 26, 1857. LORD FALMERSTONS MANIFESTO. The Noble Lord, from Piccadilly, invites his Tiverton constituents to re-elect him. Once more he returns to the banks of the classic Exe, and shuns London, Liverpool, Le~eds and all the great coneti- tuencies which solicited the honour of returning him to his own Parliament. On such men as Lord Palmerston, who fills the world ...

... VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTE- | NANT TO THE DISTRICT NATIONAL SCHOOLS. Several of the nationil. schools in the city and suburbs were visited yesterday by his Excellency the Earl of Car- lisle, who, we underetand, intends making himself perfectly couversant with tbe working end practical utility of these inastitutions by personal observation. His Excellency wue attended on his tour ...

... The following appeared in successive Editions o' the WEEiNLY F.RuEmAN of Saturday:-I The French and English troops embarked at the Pirmue on the 28th February, at eleven o'clock, according to an order they lad received to'evacuatc the Grecian territory. THE PERSIAN TREATY. The Irndepsn!Lev gives the principalclauses of the treaty of peaee between England end Persia. The Persian ter ritory is ...

... TUE iARMY. , ,_ _,_k I DIRECT CADETS.-The ?? gentlemen. having OD- tained nominations as direct bidets for the Inadian military service, passed their required colamltatih a he his J OBerkeley.HW H Cox, T, WgHogg, HSW Irone. H A Plowuden, A (G Rose, C H Webb. T C WhartOny, F C W Drum., mond, J S Irvine, 11 B Webstter, It Milne, F J Grataville, W F Bartleman. W N~ L Deattie, W Birch, W T ...

... | NEWoY AND itrse il thntr. i A meating of parties in~tet~ested in t.t ?? if, - U& ar~leltuere~ane III the trade of p~a in the formation of the above railway, for t* l, n Iwhich a bill has passed the committeeof*t mango was held at noon on Friday, ia ?? John-street, Liverpool, for the purposeohe Sot as to the prospects of the railway,frmalgisre. INewry. The chair was occupli b e dI among the ...

... l_ TV SHREW1BU PEERAGE. Housvp oF Loeitm,-J-uayi~j3Their lordships met to- day asai commitltee i'or privilefr.s to hear counsel and evi- deceinspipor of the ci, m of John Henry Clootwynd, karl Talbot, to the earldoyiof Shrewsbury. Lord Redeadale was ivithe chair ; and there were present ais on the committee the Lord Chancellor, Lord Lyndhurst, Lord th4 Brougham, Li)rd St. Leonard's, Lord ...

... THE CATTLE DIUERAIN. There are few subjects affecting the -interests of the agri- tb cultural classes of these countries of greater importance at hl toe present moment than the malignant typhus or murrain IlI now fast spreading in Central Europe, and the introduction d, of which into the United Kingdom would be attended with re the most calamitous consequences. There ia reason to hope at that ...

... TE COPOA T - - I An adjourned mootbly maeetiog of the Town Council was he'd yesterday. The Bight Hon. the Loan WAYOn preaided. The following members were present:- Aldermen Wilson, Marrell, JPI; H-dson, Reynolds, L,; La Ierg, Kinahext j P; and froylan, J P. Ccunciltorf Price, White, iaker, Traoey, thunhett, Smitly, dutaon D L, m P * Togart, Chae. rert, o'Negll, Watson Sir Timothy O'Brien, dart ...

... NATIONAL SCHOOLS-VISIT OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT. I The spring course of training in the above Institution, which I commenced in the middle of January, was formally closed yesterday, In the presence of hli Exoelleney the Lord Lieu- I tenant and a large number of visitors. The Commideloners of National Education ?? ?? Right lioun. Alexander E TMacdonoell, Resident Commielsoner. Rev. Dr. Iienry ...

... LTEST fN L'L1ENCE, I oa-sr a4' r~ ?? TI rr1 , (BY AlC+NE'XIlt TlELEGRAPH) , MADRiD, Dkc. 1GTn.-The meeting of ?? C ,tS It postponed to the 10lb January, when the Qleet will the session in person. TuESKay.-The Potlie says that the Ottoratin it; it about to bring the question of the Occupation of pneri by England before the great powers at Constanticopl0, PAms, T~mu SDAY NGEr.-It is said tlat ...