... ?? .1 AYO. AA. Trhe house met ait four' o'ololc. - * ~~~THE iTA'VY. In answer to Capt~in Scobell, Lord PAL515RSEQ; Said that Ithe list of officers of the navy Who were, to reeeive the, reward of thlir valour had been masde out, and the onen for the army was In Course of preparation.r *REMOVAL OF POOR;I.II In asewer to Mr. Ma.Guire, Mr. Bovvlszrc ?? that in eon. sequence of the defept of his ...

... MISCELLANEOUS EXTP?ACTS. * LORD ABEI1DEEN.-AS an ally of Sk Robcr? Peel Lord Aberdeen possessed two inestimable advasusagos: Ite belonged to the tory party, at the most brilliant period of thasr history, in their days of victory, and yet he by no means ebered in their prejssdicea, their passions, their obstinate or rancorous tretlitiona; a man of unfettered yet judicious mind, es jest as ...

... ?LotaI ?W0. M.iNoHEsmtt ?HAItSPEE1AN Sooi??X.-Th0 mem - bare of this society gave a public reading on Mondoy evening, ? Bi the Union Chambere. The apt fence was very numerous and high1?' respectable. The readings were enthnsia5ticall? Ef received, and at the conclusion the chairmen, B. P. Clayton, Eeq announced that the society would shortly give their annual dramatic respresentation, et ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1857. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. Parliament will assemble to-morrow, and the policy of the Conservative party is foreshadowed by the Pres of Saturday last. After indicating the questions which must necessarily engage the attention of the Legislature, the weekly organ of Toryism says- Onthese questions we can have no doubt what the opinion of the ...

... BLACKBU1tN. 11 my H _I Tas Ltox Tvems Arw msl Lslai . -I The society of mechanica baa agreed that each mnember ahall give a day's wages towards the funds for the erection of the proposed Infirmary. Rascurwa A ?? the Tow Haill, on Mon- day, an Irishmen of ,the nemsi of Patrick Meare was fined 20s. and coats, 'for rescuiing a deserter from her Maiesty's ervicet. ,Indefalt of paymlent, to go to ...

... - t My s - f - OPE!TIGKOF PARLMA{ET. a~ 17teQueen, a coneiderable number of spectators assembvled on a E Tuesday afternoon in Palace Yard, to see what they coulld of tl ,j the commencsemnt of another sessionL of parliament. The tl a ' peers end members in attondaucec were batt fevv. Both housaese F' sesembled soon a fter one o'cloek, ann prayers were readi in the c, Lords by the Lord Bishop of ...

... SALFORD MECH&ICS-S' INSTId'TUON..| The annual meeting was held on 'Thursday eventing, at the i Institution, Great Geosrge street, Salford; Alderman Agnew (in r !the necessary absence of the president, E. R. Langworthy, Est. ?? who is in London, attending to his parliamentary duties ) occupsied the chair. Surrounding the chairmnan were Messrs.l 11. Chadwick, treasurer, J. Urquhart, honorary ...

... it- THIE EXAMINER AND TIMES. d 0 - eMA.NHE~STER, * SATURlDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1857. C ig ..e. ?? I| isei high time to ask whether we ought not to| abjure the ethics of Christianiby in our relationts| I I. D IN Yij r with foreign states, Such a step would, no doubt, h create immense scandal, but it would be far more 3 honourable than the unblulshing inconsistency which s we now practise. We call ...

... OPPOSITION TO THExPROPOSED EDUCA- i TION RA4TE. . A meetig of the members of the HEouse and Landowners Society was convened on Tuesday, in the Town Hall, Mian- lchester, for the purpose of takidng into consideration the follow- .ing resolution, passed by the committee of the above society ont the dth inst.:-. That the ettention of the owners of pro- I lperty, especially that cless of owners ...

... LIVERPOOL LABOURERS' DWELLINGS SOIETY. A &Anc r1a mn-tfi-r *ht.A Ih ?? *_ 4-4. that A general meeting of t-hiebsar-ehol-der ?? opn a to a held at voon ye~terday, in the Cotumoa Hall, Baukihia-hey. I Lid bo Mr. John Cropper, the chairman of the board of directors, pre. rated sided, and amongst the other gentlemen present were the lol-I u113i11 lowing :-Medsara. PF. A. ilamllton, T. DS. Andersen ...

... I . . The Royal Agricnltural Society wilt hold their annual dI meeting at Salisbury this summer. 'y A deputation on the subject of a 40X. freehold for Seot- tyland had an interview with Viscount Palmerston On to J. Johues, of Dolanoothy Esq., has been appointed Id Provincial Grand Master of freemasons for South Walet to vice Lord Milford, deceased. Mr. W. H. Hormby, of Blaokburn. has been ...

... NAPLES.0 NAPLES, Fan. 16.-I avail myself of a sure medium to l, aend you another melancholy narrative froni dthi I vnelanchtnly city. Before, however, speaking of outward a events, I must inform you that the power which, M. ,Carafa, the winister of foreign affairs. is told to employ, for the purpnsB of promoting a Trecon1eilaion between his Sicilian wajo-ety aud England and France, is more par ...