... Addressed another large assembly from the window of r 'Mr. John Lee Smith, an ex-mayor of this borough. bi That gentleman, who had been actively canvassing for vi Mr. Seymour, -was not present, having gone to his seat m at Sutton, on the grounds of which an agricultural meeting was being held; but he was ably represented el by his son, Mr. Frederick Smith, who froum the window , earnestly ...

... G~REAT MEBTING OF MM EWART'S FRIENDS IN THE, AMPHITHEATUE. On Tssesd% evening, a vrast meeting of eleotors favona',lo to --the retunh of J. 0 Ewsrt, Esq., as member of Parliament, ...

... ime, The weekly eting of this board was held on Wednesday laht Inco at the West Derby Workhonse, the Rev. W. Badnall in the chair, this and the other members present wer ...

... MU1TUM IN TARVO. - wu[v The North Yorkshire and Olwe-rland Railway was meinu opneon Monday last. gentli W weethere no postage labels is .Henry the dalive E ight's time ?-Because a queen's head waan' w ...

... 'dI(BY TUB DLE=Rnl AND IIW'TRELATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) L ke I. tit 3 The weathor in London on Sunday was cold. Wind, so Da v'th sleet, in the afternoon, but finer afterwards. TL8WRITS FOB. T ...

... TO THlE ELECTORS OF TIVEBRTON. di lp- Gentlemen.-Parliament having been dissolved in order DC that. the electors of the United Kingdom may have an b3 opportunity of expressi ...

... LICENSED GROCRS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIETY i ?? ba.An a4 LM. otario-iuSenestti-rusY u~ ufi gwutw--v attret, Mr. JOHN N-com In the chair. 'The eGrttAU7(Mr. Brasy) aid that a ?? deal-of im- portnt busines had been transacted a theitr IStIepe5'l mutingt but the £,ublicetion of the following letter fromn Mr. Candelet, the agsnt In London, was unavoidably obllged to I be held over:- I:I London, W7. Feb ...

... VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTE- | NANT TO THE DISTRICT NATIONAL SCHOOLS. Several of the nationil. schools in the city and suburbs were visited yesterday by his Excellency the Earl of Car- lisle, who, we underetand, intends making himself perfectly couversant with tbe working end practical utility of these inastitutions by personal observation. His Excellency wue attended on his tour ...

... The following appeared in successive Editions o' the WEEiNLY F.RuEmAN of Saturday:-I The French and English troops embarked at the Pirmue on the 28th February, at eleven o'clock, according to an order they lad received to'evacuatc the Grecian territory. THE PERSIAN TREATY. The Irndepsn!Lev gives the principalclauses of the treaty of peaee between England end Persia. The Persian ter ritory is ...

... SECOND EPITION (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Fnanis OffioePridq, TIPPERAMR ELECTION. Tharlds, 12.80, p.m. STATE OF TSA POLL- O'Donrghue ?? ?? ?? 962 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 76 Majority for O'Donogbue ?? -see Majority fot yestesday altogether fto O'Donogsht. 615S. Clinmel0 12 ook' StS~ono~re ?? ?? ..578 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 419 Majority for O'Donghue -165 The gr majority IO the whole county of Tipperary yFM ...

... 1- It is stated that the title under which the Speaker r. ascends to the House of Lords is that of Lord Bromr . ley, the right hon. gentleman having property in Mid. Id dlesex. The eldest son of the present Earl and Countess of Fife, a fine youth, aged eight years, will take the title of Viscount Macduff. The Irish Bishops who sit in the House 'ef Lords Is next Parliament will be the ...

... IMPOR'TANT DECISION ON SLAVERY. The most important decision ever made by the Sa- preme court of the United States was pronounced yes- terday. That supreme tribunal of the land decides that the ordinance of 1787, se far as it prohibited slavery from the north-west territory, was uneousti- tutional; that the) Missouri compromise, so far as it excluded slavery from the Louisiana territory north ...