... : ritot. SATUIIDAY, )VOVxMBRR 14,1857. go For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. THosE who are curious to know the extent to which spoliation may be carried on in this country under the name of the law, are referred to the proceedings (reported elsewhere) of a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of this city, held on Wednesday, for the purpose of con- ...

... THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE I PROMOTION 0F SOCIAL SCIENCE. I A 1national association under the above title wae inaugu- rated at Birmingham on Monday evening, at the Town-halt, by an address from Lord Broughamn, the pretidenit. The body of the hall was crowded, and on the platform were, among others, Lord Brougham, Lord John Ruesell, Lord Stanley. the Mayor of Birmingham, Lord Hathe'rton ...

... -IMdOA OUR CORRESPOND'NTS. ?? held onl Monday blefore G. id 'S5ylvasler, Esq., On The bod of a womtntname Elizabetb Bryant,'u'hlo Nvrb isuddenly telson ill on Sunday afternoofl, 'hits Ig sitting In her I`tsadded in about ten mcnutes. 'The jury, after a siot ti ousultiltion, retorned a verdict of Died by tito ir- T6ietration of God., rnc 10VILLS, -So1evcas15T: C0qNTY SyaSSoN.-Thie session ...

... DI?ISTOt? FROTESTANT ALLIANCE. ?? ?? j M?5%44'JM 4 ?he annul iheetifig of this ilssOOlatlOO was held onThnreday! evening, in the email Vitttflriui.ltOom. which was filled by a respectaW? audience, chlefl/ ladles, W. ii. G. Langion, Faq., j? H.P., presided, sod ?? those OP ?? we.oh?rv?u ColoOsi (,rawfurd, the 11ev. J. B. Clifford, Rev. U. I. Roper, ? Rev.J. A. Coghian, Rvv. - Gastill, C. Pinney ...

... The Queen of Oude Is dangerously ill, at her temporary yresidence at Richmond. Hallway trains rau between Milan and Venice for the first 11 time on the 12tb. Lady Graham, the wife of Sir James Graham, MTP. for Car- lisle, died on Sunday. ? Mr. Robert Segar, Recorder of Wigan, has been appointed r Judge of the Court of Record of Salford, vacated by Mr. Blair. y Very.extraordinary news has ...

... SECOND EDITION, BY E LECTBIC TEL EGRAL i h. BAIIIKiUFTS.-EFrorm L~ast Night's Gaantte]. Williaim Brittena, Noble-street. Londoa and Daleton, Mdlditeeer Thomas Tuliy, Tudely, Kient, lteensedwvictualler John Coiling, 6tratford, Essex, timber-merchant Samuel Pearce, yinories, London, oilman Thomaa Webb, Camden Town, M~iddlesex, cheesemenger George Besley, Isle of Thanet, corn-dealer George ...

... fA Tu RDA.Matl 23ra1 s. SATURDAY. Ahr, 23,1I857. Tim despatches of General Outrani, commander of the Indian expeditionary force in Persia, detailing the cap- ture of Mohammerah and the subsequent ignominious flight of about 13,000 Persians before a reconnoitring Anglo-Indian force of 300 infantry, will be found in other columns. Mohammeralh was taken ol the 26th March, and the Persian troops ...

... | INSTALLATION OF SIR E. B. LYTTON AS LORD I RECTOR OF GGLASGOW UNIVERSITY. is5 'On Thursday afternoon week Sir E. Balwer Lyttotn wasg lieistalled as Lord Rector of Glasgow University, to which tie office he was appolinted in November last by a majority ins -he nit the nations ocvir his opponent, Lord Stanley. A little ty, after twvo o'clock Sir E. Buiwer Lytton, in the robes of Ithe onl Lord ...

... SAT7URDAY. MciarC 21,1857. LORD PALMERSTON has appealed to the country, and Lord Derby has in consequence' issued his address. It occupied about seven columns of the Tinies, after beingt duly published in the House-of Lords on Monday night I last. It will necessarily be read withiavidity by Conser- vative candidates and their agents in order to discover what must form the staple products to ...

... BRISTOL, SOUTH WALES, AND SOUTHAMPTON UNION RAI[WAY. The proceedings on standing orders took place on Wednes- il day last, before Mr. Frere, one ot the Exasminers. Mr. Parkes, St of the firm of Dyson and Co., Parliamentary Agents, appeared 9i for the promoters, with Mr. Clark and Mr. Prichard, of the firm al of SaveryC~k, and Fuasell, of this city, solicitors; the chair- all m'ane, Mr. ...

... SATURDY c it N 2er7. 1857 SATURDAY. JuvB 27,1857, THE NEW EDUCATIONAL CONFERE NCE. VAST activity prevails among the higher classes on the subject of education. From comparative apathy many of them have effervesced into an appearance of fussiness, and realprogress maybe retarded by the haste withwhich one scheme or project succeeds another, the superseded measure not uncommonly sinking into ...

... .I OUR BOARD -OF GUARDIANS. toMr. Langdon ,deprecates te And individual-15es,. tts ?? Ur. Lawes he 1merely sae, ?? timne that he arises. Ld 'Mfr. Falwell always 1doubts, ?? raises crotebets legal, And threatened dangers fairly ronts e.Thtt would the board inveigle. idMr. Fendick just 1 suggests.. ?? 1 asks for Information ; While Wilmott saves1 St. Peter's nest ?? lawless ...