... 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 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. WEDNE3DAY, FEBRUARY 18,1857. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRENA. BUMMARY. In the House of Lords, on Monday evening, hli petitions were presented from the proprietors of teg the Leeds Jfercriry and other Yorkshire papers, ane rwferring to a recent decision in the Court of rea Queen's Bench, and praying that the proteotion the afforded to the publishers of fair repo,.'G of pro- inX ...

... ifester- the do- We have been requested to publish the accompanyjg putting correspondence co the subject of the comparative mlerits I of the of the l.1feboats of the National Lifeboat Institution s-nd entally those of the Liverpool Dock Trustees. it is a uj, if iron, which is dese -ving of much serious attention. Iwork. Royal National Lifeboat Institution, John-street.,dlpr rerpool January 24, ...

... Dlow,-Apuil 18, Mr. George Yates, chemist and drug- i$, alrom-stot, Dceswd held the offices of chapel wa4, elot 1adaer, to, In the Weleyan Soclety, and win. ?? estoe44 for his consistency and uprightness 9f d~AJva~te. X4,*pi or LIvURf,5oL-The Owttoms BiUZ of Erntzft ?? OD Monday moliting gives a return of the num- F of .hlp. ehtered Inwards aiu. 6a..wards in the foreign t, .ded! thb port for ...

... S U M MARY. Last night the House of Lords had no business 'before it of the slightest interest. In the House of Commons, Mr Disraeli submitted his amendment on the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget. The right hon. gentleman repudiated all hostility towards the Government in bringing forward his motion, expressed his approval. of the abolition of the war portion of the Income-tax, took ...

... T. !_ LAI- TuE. TENANT LrAo`e.-It is believed that the Tenant In League, unabashed by the total loss of the mninimium share of confidence which it once enjoyed, means to interfere in the v coming election for the county of Londonderry, a seat for ins which is vacant by the regretted retirement of Capt Bateson, tel one of the most popular of Lord Derby's Irish supporters. Mr. M: S. Greer, a ...

... ,, c If.a st ,t W ?? . . ?? .. . ?? C P:S'I'AB tLISI-Tls'l) ANNO 171, B. 1.E L F A S T: WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1857. TniE Overland Mail brings no additions of impor tance to the intelligence p~reviously received. To the end of December, no attempt had been made hI the Persians on Bushire, nor had anything been seen of the masses of inen which, according to a flying rurnour, were mustering in ...

... ,Jord.gn 30ttlignit. FRANCE. It is evident from the Continental journals, writes the Paris correspondent of the Post, that Mr Disraeli's assertions concerning the existence of a secret treaty a between France and Austria, for the defence of Aus- r trian possessions in Italy, has created more attention abroad than at home. It clearly indicates that Aus- t tria was (and she still is) more ...

... T IRA _ u; ?? g .U MERCURY OFFICE, TnREn o'CLoCx. LONDON CORN MARKET. English wheat sells slowly, at terms of Monday last. Inferior rather cheaper. In foreign not much done. Flour plentiful. Barley in good demand, and brings last Monday's terms. Oats quiet, but full rates obtained. Beans and pease in fair demand. Arrivals-British wheat, 3844; barley, 2493; malt, 10,242; oats, 1627; flour, 18 ...

... SAD STATE OF THINGS.—At the police court on Mou. day, a letter was read from the governor of Cardiff gaol, requesting that no more prisoners might be sent there for the present, as there were already upwards of one hundred andfifty-two occupying the room originally built for sixty A NAVVY'S REVENGE. — N«ar Quakers' yard a large range of huts were some time since built for the special purpose ...

... LONDON CATTLE-MARKET—MONDAY. The arrival ol cattle and sheep into the port of London from the continent during the past week has been exceed ingly limited. The Custom-house return gives an entry of 604 oxen and cows, 245 calves, and 121 sheep, making a total of only 970 head, being one of the smallest arrivals for some time past. At the corresponding period of la-t year the arrivals of fordgo ...