... his Excellency Mr. O'Sullivan, United States Minister at Lisbon; Mr. Alexander Hastie, M.P., Mr. Grant, and a select party. Advices from Konigsberg give unfavourable accounts regarding tbe Cattle disease, which during the past two years has manifested itself in Poland and other parts of Russia, and which now threatens to spread to Germany. The recent Erogress of the disease northwards towards ...

... Subject: Pilate Judging the Lord. fTVD-HTLL SUNDAY SCHOOLS. | Y\ The ANNUAL SERMONS will be Preached in Carver ! *- . r-haoel on SUNDAY, March the Ist, 1857, Morning and ££«. : by J- B. MELSON, Esq., M.D. £ve___>-' > A Collection will be made on each occasion. CHAPEL, NORFOLK STREET. , \% On Lord's Day next, February 22nd, 1857, ...

... preference to ROBERT COCKS and Co.’aSro of MF.SSIAH and the CUKATION, from which abe on her recent apitenrance in Eueland. complete, the Creation. Aci« and tialatua, S».: the occasional Oratorio. Israel K~vpt, Judas MeccaiwaA Alexander s Feast, Mozart's Requiem. ii, each; the D-ttincen Te Deum. Utrecht Jubilate andZadokthe Priest if. ; and Samson, Sjwinien pages gratis, sad postage free, of ...

... Mauritius. Point de Galle, and Madras. — One of the fol- io. ,7 full-rigged trst-class Vessels, fitted with all the most recent 7. -oi entente, will SAIL from the London Victoria Docks (C Jetty', 7'tiii |gt of each month, and from Dartmouth on the morning of . tt ?? carryrug ber Majesty's mails :— Tong j Horse- - i ?? ?? Commander. Rec-Uter P° wer . Indicated.; ' I nominal. | ~ _ ; A I). ...

... _. v . T BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN Rf>YAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by the Admiraityio Sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK direct. Md between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships only calling at Halifax to land and receive p » eI «?™ Majesty's Mails.-The following, or other vessels, are appointed to sail from Liverpool :— _ . . _X oa AMERICA.for BOSTON. Saturday. Feh 28. AFRICA, for NEW ...

... and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by the^drniraltj -to calling at Halifax : to land and receive Passengers and her Maft\\fls -The following, or other vessels, are appointed Saturday. Feb. 21. AMERICA for BOSTON. Saturday, Feb. 28. AFRICA for NEVV YORK, Saturday, March 7. Parage money, including steward's fee and provisions but Without wines or liquors, -which can be ...

... **»»» wiU be given in ST. GEORGE'S IJA»' L . BRADFORD, on Tubbdat Evbbibo, March 3rd, 1867. The Chair to be taken by tbe Worshipful the Matob. IV Rev. W. M. PUNSHON bas kindly consented that the proceeds shall be equally divided between the Bradford Town Mission, the Bradford Bagged School, and the East- brook Day Schools. Apphsstionf for Tickets to be made st the Secbbtabt's Otfice,Se. ...

... Published every Saturday morning, at the Office, 1~~ Market-place, near the Rutland Statue, Leicester. -« »■ *-■ £s. d. 10 ~ 2 Lines 0 10 47 to 48 . 0 12 6 3 „ ?? 0 1 6 49 — 50 ?? 0 13 0 ~ 4 „ ?? 0 2 0 51— 52 ?? 0 13 6 ~ Jute 6 ?? 0 2 6 53—54 014 0 ?? 7— 8 03 0 55 —57 ?? 014 6 ID ~ ?? 0 3 6 58— 60 0 15 0 ~ 11 —I* ?? 0 4 0 61 —62 ?? 015 6 - ~~ 18—15 04 6 68— 64 ?? 016 0 § ~~ ...

... Whether Government by Party be the best constitutional system, or not, is purely a sjieeulalive question. In England system established; it is interwoven with our social institutions, and it cannot be altered- Our national traditions, make us believe that Representative Government is the form best suited for our happiness ; and our common sense tells us that when association is free to all, ...

... Old Broad-street, on Wednesday. February 18th, 1857, W P. ANDREW, Esq, in the Chair, th » Allowing Resolutions were c -Tried » na Jl irn , oU^ l ?? Vmn Proposed by the Chairman : seconded by H. B. to. -rere, esq., Commissioner of Scinde, That this Meeting receive and adopt the Report and Accounts rt Pro e ?? Ct ?? Chairman : seconded by Charles Norris Wilde, Esq., That Sir Herbert Maddock, M.P ...

... ?? Members of the Blackbarn Choral Society are I rtmectinlly informed that the .ANNUAL DINNER the Birthday of this Great Composer, _lfe giv» at tbe Star Inn, on SATURDAY, the Srs FEBBtTAET, 1857. ill tlie Members are requested to be in attendance at . . ..-lock in tbe Afternoon. Fourocloc- CLOUGH, COKDUCTOB. WADE'S PICTURE, • Cone Wfcoam to Thi Cbilder an' Me. THE gent l ? and public of ...

... Mysterious events, to which is attached no evident source, are of constant occurrence ; and no explanation being found, save the state of politics, of com se the I most absurd rumours are immediately set afloat ac their origin. tbe Avenue de k hiotte Fernet the other day, for ixsttanee, aa old tumble-down house, rotutded by palings, and shot oat from the read by rained gate—a house which, by ...