... aA more striking contrast than the spectacle preoseted by, thle house at eight o'clock and at midnight can scarcely be iniagined. FRoundell Palmer began the debate. Thle 1eelites form an army composed of four generals and three (some say Y two) private soldiere. The officers are Graham, Gladstone, D Sidney Hesbart,' and Roundell Painmer, and they all addreosed sthe houoe onl the Chbina debate. ...

... On Wednesday a special general meeting of the ah Governor and' Geiardiaue of the Poor of Hull was held TI at the Workhouse, Anlaby-road, for the purpose of W laying a rate for the relief of the poor for the six months th oomuaencing Maroh 25th, 1857. to TAlLo11S A'ND NEEDLEWOMEx.-Mr. DANNATT gave Pt notice that at the next general or special meeting of the to guardians, he will move for a ...

... MULTUM IN IARVO. Cheap concerts for the people have been commenced at Winchester and Southampton with grt.%t Etocesu. The tea trade. it appears, re satisfied with the con. ;o cessions made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Tbe duty for tbe current year is to be la 5d. per lb . Three tbousand tons of stone are now being depositedg ,f every week at the breakwater on the south aide of the I ...

... HEALTH' OMMITTEE.- was --.metn - 10I he wok~kruseingwis; hold yesterday; present Mesnus. Deovef' hiran Shell, M'Gaffie. Beekwltb, Heolien, ores- ~ ,and t'~tAnhnHaydock, Stitt, Jolmson, giodson. es inl The borough enineer, building surveyor, and Inspeetor of iong. nuisances reportedvarious particuslars of the operations In their siam several departments duiing -the week, from which It ...

... e- So the Tories, Derbyites, or ?? ie have patched up their little domestic differences, e and become once more-at least until the next e perfidious betrayal of everything dear to Britons B -a happy family, and a great united Conserva- . tive party. Messrs. Spooner and Newdegate, who r. consider the endowment of Popery a national sin r- of the first magnitude, have entire confidence ain Lord ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. -- FRIDAY, MARCH 27,1857. S-ALU ?? , ?? 8SLUS POPVLoI LBX SUPRUNA. it is stated that orders have been received to if discontinue the surveys about tobe made of the two r or three vessels engaged to convey troops to Ohina. t The impression is consequently entertained that, instead c~f troops being despatched direct from t: Znglaud, 'troops will be removed to that destina ...

... THE SELEOT VESTRY. - r !age A special meeting of the select vestry was held yester- ii a in day morning, at the parish offices, Brownlow-hill, for the a had purpose of conisidering certain resolutions with reference v oof to the burial fees to be paid to the Rev. Rector Campbell. 13 001, Mr. Churohiwarden Woodruff presided, and the following T eat, other members were also present :-Mceasrs. ...

... - :Ltt] ori t t8bmor xie etr °l ~~ ' F' NAPLE . 0 ?? polrials~lc laew; .r epolitil from. Paris is destitute of interest. ?? p BXTTLE O TE[E1 L VlA-DEYET OF ?? Irl;[;9SePIANS.-eW I e repfiomrtead, thatso tbeeann'ecivedsa 'ofthe bfiretth'tfh-ic8in p-haeal (March 16); the Emperouia i &' bastow'on the Prne omi t m and deceiatl s o aonoother , in hon pour of thei bus aggage.t PARIeS, 11ridlay.A ...

... M. MR LE AT WOODSIDE. au AFTER the Meeting at the Old Towni Mr Leith proceeded to sir ., Woodside, where, a meeting was held in the Schoolroom. St 'ir Dr Gilshrist was, on the motion of Mr Stewart, comb- w manufacturer, called to the chair, and introduced frc . Mr LEITH, who went over the various points of his, poli Fr at, tical belief. On the subject of taxation, he expressed the Cl, opinion ...

... Morliyn, February 23. The Fraserburgh Harbour Bill was ordered to ho brought in by St, Lord Hladdo and Mr Thompson. ar1 The Bauff, Madcduff, anld Turriff-Estension Railway dBill, and of the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway Bill, were reed a second ja tune land conmnitted. m The Keith cud Duifilown Railway Blll-1for making at Railway anl from Keith to Duiftown -woo road a first time. The Lard ...

... THE IRISH-] SOCIETY. TIE annual meeting of this society was held yesterday, 2-Ltb instant, in the Wellington lMaIl, May, Street. Among tlose present were-Rev. T. F. Miller, Vicar; Rev. Dr Drew; Revds. John Wrixon, Theophilus Camp- bell, E. J. Ilartrick, W. Anderson, Charles Allen, A. Dameon, Thomias Roe, John Drury (member of the (le putatioe), Joseph S Bell (depeuation secretar), Edwvard ...

... MORE .1IISREPEESENTATIONS OF THE BANVIYEIR. Oust members aro too good. Even party malice can. not find any vulierable poiit on which to assail them. No reason has been offered why the electors shou'd consent to see either of them superseded, and the organs of the disaffected fowe, amongst us, call only vent their spleen ini vague generalities of abusive mis- representatiun. Had 3lr Cairnis or ...