... - :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 ...

... v - i [Owing to thle lots hour at which the House ?? Eli. seosfl ojiled oil woarsoedey Morning, and tule hour at which we leave to With got rss to catch thle early posts andi trainhs, a portion of one' impression of Wedneosday dlid not conitain the noinbers of theg dl- thle il Loi vi Ysion eis Mr Cobdene' resolutions condeesnatory of the hlate pro' tend fceeditigsin China.t The simuhee,,s ?? ...

... THE VICTORIA. CIS3, ff , ?? X.VIUA. CROSS. A Supplement to the lontfie Geneftic rontains then officers and oine of tier Alitjty s linavy and , ' names of the dlon-coiullisgioned officers, alld lenll of Iitc Ilarby'' anidi ofiers, to receive the decoration of the Victoria Crorls on accou WoO Oare rhi-very perforiimed bt them before the enemliy aing te acttoea We sulbjoin the naine., aiid ?? of ...

... ELETION !NLTEIlLTGMECE e' THE DcSSOacrvxom ht-is sel.ifcal .anucd that.~ ?? willbo dissolved on or soon after the 25th isat ~ an tht th 'few 'Parliament will assemble in the early e part of May'. I, The Obserrer ?? appears tco bie-I redce t a certainty-that the dissolution of Parliament will'take plate' Iiwithin thectim~e meantioned in bur last;. namely, them 2sth of athis month. Indeed we may ...

... POLICE COMISSIONERS. b f e I' e I- i, I- d a d .5 ls -t .e a oo it if it 1- if ir r- in ed .1- is- rid id! IlS lie en- nd in, 'ed he el ,en ,at or. or- ion Ilk ow rds me of ir. I_ on, lug inis st's our ,fonday, March 16. A MEETING of the Commissioners was held this day-the Lord Provost presiding. PEESENT:-The City Treasurer; Convener Fyfe; Coun- coillors Gordon and Fraser; Messrs M'Donald, ...

... a Wt A ?? 11xuat,18 : W^JEDSD AY Xarch 11, 1857.: P A l L I A M E NXT. TnE moribund state of the present Parliament must make people take very little interest in any of its pro- EL ceedings that do not bear more or less directly on the cause of the impending dissolution Even the proceed- t be ings of the permanent branch possess as little interest i al as those of the deciduous. The subject ...

... I-PERIA PAR- LIAN IMPERLIAL. PARLIAMEN1T.: |. SE LORDS-Weseedneey, March15S.. e ad Thre Spleasiers Retirement Bill, the Exchequer Bil to (X1,4970) ilthu Appiotliation Bill, the Munity Bill and1 ?? Dougtynieand ?? te.0 Customs Datios Bill, RohroDtyAmenilient Bill,;inu cl- Ports'A61t Amendment Bill, nnd the Pauper MAIlnteniance c ii- Amendment Bill,3 peseed through Committee. Incunie-tatBl, I We ...

... MR LEMI'S MEETING. or' of Mr. Leithl met the electors in the same place at six o'clock on Saturday evening. The attendance at that hour was ea even greater than at the previous meeting, not only the Ca room itself, but all the passages being densely crowded. ?? This gave rise afterwards to occasional interruption, which us, the honourable candidate rightly interpreted was not in- I~o tended to ...

... 1al. for dly re- cit. en- lay at i, a idi- for zie, ter- the 'ee, eng tnof end and ,ed. eom ned the 5 to stle un. ,eeno e of ge- *els. .re- ly is eak ,ble ter. diat tore Son lay. ;in von had ion. eke at I of ing iin ?? ¢od- 12th Ito ton- pe r theI the the ime- de- 1tN- 1 St ighit the and had ace, na~n 51 inl ge- ?? irhc The a1in t to Itlo. itor- ions een, that [ugh lane, ined of nfor t to ...

... I DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE, ?? ~ i: I ,to .to-. . w e a N A1D. . ad Her Majesty, -e are happy to atate, temainsinthe enjoy- ?? ment of excellent- health, and 'retains all her ttsual a6tive ia habits. It is'now'pretty well nnderstood that the cecouche-i nie 'mnent may be'expected in'the'early'pait of next month. I .e I Her Majesty has signified her aporobation 'of Mr Lefevre zes being called to ...