... 'THIE REPRESENTATION OF NOItTIH LEICESTERSIIRE. The re-election of Lord JoXN MANNERS and MlA r. FARNIHAM for the Northern Division of Leicesterselire is, it seems, to be opposed by Air. FREWVEN, Whose SO recent and complete rebuff, when he contested one of the seats for this division of the county with Lord JOUN MANTNERS only a few weeks back, does not ap- pear to have taught him the lesson it ...

... ,?( -flul, Mum DAI)GORFFORIAD Y SENEDD A'I AMCAN. NID ydyw y bleidlais ar achos China yn ddim ond esgus dros ddadgorffoiiad v senedd. Y mae y gwir achos yn gorwecld yn ddyfnach. Yr oeddynt wedi pen- derfv uii appelio at y wlad cyn i'r bleidlais honogael ei rhoddi. Nid oedd dim vn eisieu ond cyfleusdra ffafriol i ddiddvmu Ts y Cyffredin, yr hwn a ragwelid na wnai ufuddhau i lywod;aeth Arglwydd ...

... zfffciriai a Aarrcbnaboebb tboweDbar. CAE3NARFOI, Mawrth 2alin. Yr oedd yma lawer o brynwyr a gwerthwyr. ond ni werthwyd ond ychydig o weuith. Owenith o 57s. i 59s.; baidd, o 38s. i 41s.; ceirch, n 21s. i 228., y chwarter. BANGOR, Mawrth 20fed. Yr oedd yma lawer o bryn- wyr a gwerthwyr. Ychydig oedd o ofyn am haidd a gwenith. GOwenith goreu cartref, o 63s i 56s.; haidd, o 36s. i 40s.; yr oedd ...

... zllti? PIT'A 141,?Vmodoll A M E R I C A. Liverpool, W1ednesdary. The Emu arrived last evening, her dales, to 1Sth, being, one day later. The Alps had not arrived out on the ISth. The political news is, of course, meagre, what there is being of no importance to Europe. The convention between England and France, transferring to the latter Power the privileges of the Newfoundland fisheries, had ...

... SOUTH DERBYSHIRE ELEC- I TION. I THE NOMINATION. The nomination for this division of tlhe county took i place at half-past ten on Monday morning laft. The I .htstings were erected, as usual in cases of contested elec-t tions, in the County-hall, and upon this elevation were the respective candidates and tbeirfriends andsupporters. 'The gallery was allotted to ladies, who were admitted by a ...

... j Cl:? -( uTuln. - A TAGO 1, A LLINACH YR IARLL.-Pan oedd y Brenin lago z, ar ei daitb i Loegr, croeaiwyd ef yn Ngbastell Lumley, ei.teddle larll scarborough. Dangosodd perth- ynas ijr larll linell achyddol hirfaith y teulu i w fawrhydi, a ho!;ai yn yiff'rostgar ei bod yn cyrhaedd yn anghred- adwy , ibell vn ol. ' Yn wir, ddvn. meddai v brenin, dichon ei lod* oud ni wvddwn o r blaen mai ...

... THE KJDDERAINSTER RIOT We are glad to state that although the injuries esudi by Mr. Lowe, through the brutal and disgraceful attj made upon him on Saturday, are serious, he is Prr-kfeiP satisfactorily towards recovery. Four of the rioters captured by the police after t, Act was read on Saturday night were brought I the mayor and magistrates at the Town-hall. Tdeir are John Hayes, John Cook, ...

... OITY BLEC.TION. N4& iNTION OF 0AWDIDA~ks, .TiHE Nomination. took plate yeSterday, at the Hustljgsge : opposite the Town;House' where' there Was Sa very'great I ooneoetrseof eoleotors aid nt~i-electors. The meeting was ofI thei) Uisual diharactei.~ with plenty of shoueim,'btit on the whole the ?? of thsd, crowd was ejueellnt. Alnmost all, -the svsnl~oswaithin view-of tisoi~ustiugs were flled ...

... or -d THlE RIVAL COMdMt'ES5 fu Tins present Electon is in some resects different from w: any other which we have seen in th city-.viz., in the ma vigour of thecdsivss, the number ofthe voters, and the general ientity ofthe opinins of thecandidates. The Y( society of Advocates, with a few excptions, is fairly exhaucted. There is scarcely a good breath in its body, aRI' with hard *qrli - and ...

... The Frallkjbit Jour1nal contains a letter of the E 26th of March from Vienna, which says that Prus- I sia, England, and France are endeavouring to pre-t rent a complete rupture between Austria and Pied- 1 mont; but it is not probable that they can succeed, t for there is nothing tending to show that our own I government means to rest satisfied with empty pro- mises; on the contrary, it ...

... CLOSE OF POLLS-YESTERDAY. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. (By IMagnetic Telegraph.) Napier. ?? 198 Hamilton . ?? , ?? ?? , , 173 Lawson ?? ?? 115 Wilson ?? ?? 36 HONITON. Locke .214 Wortley ?? ?? 119 Hogg .117 DENBIGH BURGHS. M.ainwaring (C) ?? ,. e 364 Maurice (L) ?? ?? 302 PAISLEY. Hastie (L) 611 Ew g(L) ?? 624 WordVworth ., 4 Paisley returns but one member. Mr. Archibald Hastie was it. member in the ...

... , LA%4BPWAH, DECLARATIO OF THE POLL. Yesterday an immense crowd, certainly not less than 10 000 persons, assembled at the hustings to hear tht) offlicia declaration of the poll. The three candidates were all present, and the successful ones were most cordially received. Shortly after eleven Mr. Onslow, the returning officer, an- nounced the result of the poll to be as follows : RoeU.9318 ...