... 1A81TRIIRPM trrt .- _ . I 8UBBS, Pita PASTINE9. e - Str:ngbu tha fuor, trath la always strange, strauger than fiette. oo E SECOND 81IBIS._N,. XIV. The views advauced and the illustrations given t in support of those views during the considersa I tio'i of the social condition of the people, as i exl'ibited in their homes have provoked dis- c cu'sion. This was desired, and, if it could be r ma ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCS. it d d ii !t p II 10 3' L. 4 2 9 8 8 0 8 I. 0I L. f I. 2 The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdomn, Ipublished for the week ending February 14, ismounteli to £382,032, and for the corresponding week of. 1858 to £871,747, showing an increase of £10,235. GREBAT NoBTHEnam-I is understood thatthe Attorney General, whose opinion has been uaked, heas informed the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1857._ ' SAL1JB POPUYLI LUX SUPREMA. We do not remember that the House of Oom- h mons ever made n. more thoroughly unprofitable a investment of time, eloquence, and statistical S Ingenuity, than in the grand debate on prospe- ID tive finance which was happily brought to a 0n close on Monday night, From first to last, the Pt whole thing was a ...

... ?? ?? The OF THE CoRpORATION Mo?ys' fort,. Abraham Idrierley, late collector for the Cheetham township, dupe pleaded guilty, at the sessions, to embezzling, on the 30th V55T ?tiii8, 1856, ?M 147, the property of the cor?oxatiOii, and was sentenced by tbe reoorderto one ye.hrp?onment. ? BAXTEBS 1'ABEW'ELL COIiOERT.-WO had recently occasion to notice the appointment of? Mr. Baxter of ? the ...

... THE J&AIAE QaPHAN SYLUM., the- 'Y he anualmeeting of the ?? of, the. Female Orphan ?? was held' on Monday las8t, it the sohoolrooiq -of the ofinstItution. XIS the absence of Mr. G. Ewing, the presdat , the ry- ItY H fggins preside'1,'and amongst oflhergeutfaeineniroeon Zwere the Rev. T. B, Banner, the chaplakin, Mr. ?? lianner, DSse the secretary and treasurer, Mr. Wllitar Preston, Mr. R. N. ...

... U1ILOSS OFN T.flE fBA.RQU THET~I'S.,on frlom HORRIBLE SUFFERINGS AT SEA. l By int at New York on the 6th nst. w vith Ithe eotfioer~esdr andaprtion -t arger of the crew of the British barquc Tlketis,'wltjh was lost at seac wvh srovwe learn from her Gommalnande~rncr C laptai A heen Boylei ility, sailed from Patook, op the Mosquito Coast on the 26~th of a Sor a or Cork. She experietncemd figne ...

... CASE oF GREEN CxOin oUs' ?? HEIR.-AVL Sanislas Martin has published in the Bulletin 2'lcerar~taique, her, Paris, the curious ealse of a worker itnc motls who has wrought re as in copper for only five mouths, and whose bair, which wvas i the lately white, is now of so decided a green that the poor rnan w ill cannot appear in the street without becomning an object of any universal curiosity. He ...

... 1, t~l' GRANTS OF LANID IN- CANADA.- I 4111u We have had'forwarded to us,tbe. reprint of an article rVW wjth the above heiading, from the Cezdanad~ Neuws,accora- Panied with a. map showing thie site of the free, grants o f in lan whch he anaiangovrnmnt renow offering for' de Settlemnti and the situation of the 4Grand Trunk BMi- t-- way of Canada and its connections. .The information contained ...

... Thi eeklymeetlng was hels yesterday. Present :-Mcaar. I Dover (chairznau)~ Shell,. Beckvisith, Johnson, Anthony, Hay4 I The boroutgh en enee bu ding surveyor, and laspo*or. of i it nulsnces reportoe various partioularsof heb operatiobs in thelr s. verl department during tbe week, from which lt a0p eard i that 140 dilapidated privies and ashpita wvere altie3d and* re-! ;planetre o b78 ...

... THE DEVONSHIRE GEMS AT THE MECH ANICS' INSTITUTION. JY1JIUliAJ UllS' iN IS~lI'U 'lUiN sl The calleetion of gems worn by the Countess of Granville tL the coronation of the Emperor of Russia, at oMoscow, have P st reached Meumchester. Tney are uinder the ears of 1'jr. 01 anoek~, the well-knlown jeweller, of Bruaton-street, ILondon, tl ed arc to be exhibited during the next fortnighlt at the a' ...

... LOBD BANDON will come forward at the next vacancy in the representative peerage of Ireland. bfr. Martely, an eminent Dublin barrister, is appoint Chief Commissioner of the Incamobered Estates Court, at a salary of £5,000 a year. Tg RioMAN CAvarroLI Bisovioaic OF GLwvV, 'vacant for the last two years, has been conferred on the Very Rev. Dr. M'Evily,- president of -Dr. M'1iale's College of St. ...

... I . nHOUSE OF COVMONS.'-FRIAY. t = - A s - at s ?? S . .. The speaker took the chair at four o'clock. COt. TULLOCH AND Sl J. MC.NEILL. Mr. PALS gave notice that on. going into committee on the army estimate, he should call attention to the report of Sir J. Me.Neil and Col. Tulloch. THiE INCOME TAX. Mlr P. KELLY asked when it was the intention of the Chan. cellor of the Exchequer, by ...