... ner pan or your question we cannot give a ?? at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in of Mr. John Fenton, of Liverpodl, and Mr. Isaac Byerly, a ~ fSaebCheshire, members of the Royal Collgeofat M Fas Surgeons, were admitted to the fellowship at a meeting (3 tin of the council on the 8th instant. set The Rev. James Cheel has been licensed by the su in Bishop ...

... F G a - --O- -- FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. -1 ?? .. - .I.I. . A -. ?? ,.. ?? TUMMEY. The commarnder of the Iungiaroo stemer hh6 been c obarfed by tho ambsiador Bontenieff with having brought f4 mate f lov d fa rom Cirs ia to this capital. ?? cap. OR ! tam adnnitted that mi-had brought lhero sareral Cirssian families, not for the slave market, however, for he had pi -landed them with thre seat of ...

... te an, the ADVANCH IN THE BANK RATE OF' Tgar INTEREST AND DISCOUNT. use The commercial publio have been taken by surprise at lall the resolution just adopted by the bank directors for ba his raising the minimum from 6 to qJ per cent, for all de- Lo ' of suriptlons of paper. This alteration applies to loaes on I our stock -as well ai disrounts. The inflitinel oh, trade and ret of brsiness ...

... [La- Tas GLsaSow Poiso~rzto CAsEl-Miss Madelein ro mteh on ld h (ssae in a recent number ?? on suspicion of I Wel baigamnsee osnt e weetheart, a young I its FrnhgnlmnnmdLAglewaq formally corn- aid niau io VIith h Crqwa authorities atdibrh l oa* far as th etv is concerncd, the groud ftecag the are undrto obe that Mdiss Smith wsaxiutoca t mnd 'Aingelier off, in consequence of having ...

... a I ug v 'G &IOmeorow (Saturday) moru1ig. . TEE INTVkMwra I'm ---A - -- _i THE XNTEUtMENTf AT THB NOOOI. Pot0 Italy itbill re- The following is the draft of a letter seeat to the sub. bell Comtteo of the health committee by Messrs. F1rancials u by an nlond, solicitors acting on behalf of Mr. Kirkus:- aer, TO TUR01Al RA AlND NXIM5 SteOF TE HEvALTH COMMISTUSII Mr. GentlemenlPah,fal as this ...

... THE PREMIER AND IS FRIENDS. I In Never had man or Minister snore reason than E id Lord Palmerston at the present moment to cry 1 g Save me from my friends. He has, and has I,always had, enemies in plenty but to these he al to has hitherto been able to bid. Jefiance. He has a enemies who denounce him on aecount of his r real or supposed ultra-Liberalism, and others who is applaud him for his ...

... kls acoic o A miscellaneous meeting of the members of the Historic Ti Society of Lancashire anti Cheshire took place last evening, Iin Redl ls the grand jury room of St. George's Hail. There was a good hold if attendance of members, and also aconsiderabile number of hales, hold le In the absence of Sir Edward Cost, who, Dr. Hume regretted to is say, wa~s unable to attend and preside ever the ...

... CO.R RECSP ONV DWES. J THE L&TE EtECTXON.--TRti) -MH1 | TO THS EDtOR OF TUBS R5roIW rOmCL, Slr,-I told you in my letter 'tg6t Weiet;W vlth- re- f ereiee to the proposed Grcuf4ll dinuP41 $latl I as1 'ie deciding on* such a step,. the eoosei.vtlYeleweintI hadn again-predominated in the Grenfell comnilttee, fbr I was 'sure no real liberal could take p&rtip sobh~b^nstra- tion.A It has been as I ...

... I MA;NOhE~lER DIOCESAN ChURCHt EUILDING SOCIETYx.I The snnual meeting ef the memtsrrcr andL friends of this society wae heled on ?? torenoon at tihe Townl Hall, r f he Lora Bishop of the iliocese in tbe cheir. Tire Rev. 1.1P if PsIro~ions, secretary, reed the tftilh aniure report, whlich ted ?? a large increasae inI the tunis of the eooiety. Dirioig en, the past year grants have been mad to s ...

... |M DISRAnips LATEsT wORK OF FICTION. Mr. Disreli's speech at the Buekinghamshire election is a dexterous attempt to put a decent face on the conduct of the Government of which i he was the virtual chief, and of the Opposition of intA which he in stiU the nominal leader. By dint of refn ;making the most of Some points, and prudently me suppressing others, he managed, we dare say, to in i convey ...

... v - _ _ . . K _4uei sof ~enq~ bito a phort engagennt toos tiperfori at the BOMfAt theatre. 08k frthe -u-ren year as muc as £~6l'srqie =td for the exese of St. Helena. rie Viie !.lperls ave died within the lesit Wonth-~;thO Earl of Ellesisere. the Earl~of Harewood,o thenarl of' Castle- a)re- otat ?? f Fife,,and Earl Araherat. B A lelLvy, the Paris publisher, has boughti the Mtl inbes Mrsors f r ...

... md Although the election returns are still incom- Dry plete, it is sufficiently ascertained that the muster I ith roll of the new House of Commons will show a 3ut substantial working majority In favour of a Liberal ith Government. We do not attempt to strike a )54 precise balance of Ministerial gains and losses, she far, in the present state of parties and opinions, , every conceivable ...