... 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 ?? iCCOUN I T-E LAEI TL PERSIAN ACCOUNT- OF THE LATE BATTLE| The following is the 'Persian account of the late action between the British and Persian froops, taken from the Teheran Gazette of- the 1st rajah, 1273 (26th February, 1857):-'Ith February, ° Souja-ool-Moulk communicates to us in haste the fol- lowing news, dated 8th February:-Tbe 7th inst. five Eng- lish regiments, having with ...

... GVOSSIP OF THE WEER. -The Evangelicals are in luck. Another of the pious howlen is elevated to the episcopal bench. The Hon. and Rev. J. T. Pelham, a younger brother of the Earl of Chichester, it is said, has received from Lord Palmerston the appoint- ment to the bishopric of Norwich. The new overseer is, we are told, a strong adherent of the Evangelical party in the Church of England. These ...

... E E THEl NEW SPEAKERi. [From the Times.] The candidate on whom the choice of the Government has ultimately fallen, Mr. Evelyn Denison, has in an un- nsual degree all those personal advantages which we are accustomed to look for in a Speaker. A tall, handsome man, with a good voice and manner, must be very want- ing to his natural endowments if he cannot command the attention and respect of a ...

... GAIfS AID' LOSSWS * ENGLAND AND WALES. Coll- WhgLl. sev Gain. Coni. Gain Loss. ANDO'vECF ollteecue vice Colas ?? I. A'YLESBURY..IZBernard pica La~yard . ?? BllanRoImBaroard vice Stuart.1.. . ?? vice Barringtdnl 1. . B.EVIRLEi-.GIover vice ?? BLACKBRuu -~Hurnby vice Foilden ?? BomoaN-Wyld ?? Dr. Michell ?? Bo~~vose~Gray vice Barnes ?? . . ?? viceiFoleft. ?? BCATRBURY-Joheinay' nvies Chabndtos n ...

... A general meeting of the shareholders in this undertaking was held last Thursday at the Surrey Music Hall-Sir W. De Barth in the chair. The SECRETARY (Mr. Ellis) read the directors' report, from which the following is an abstract:- I The balance sheet of receipts and payments now presented shows al cash transactions up to the end of tie year 1856. The accounts of the company will in future be ...

... '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 ...

... ., v-rv numerous d on Tuesday Afternoona a very numerous and influential bei n meeting of hop-planters, wis held at thle Star Hotel, Maid- fin o stone, to take into consideration thle propriety of petitioning chi it thle Chancellor of thle Erchequer for an acreage duty, instead pet !.of the present excise duty. Mr. Elvvy occupied the chair, to !r end there were about I LO hop-growers present. ...

... GREAT ANNUAL MIEETING OF THE Westmoreland and Cumberland Wrestling Society (Yesterday). Charfes.-Cople, where is this young gallant, that is sO desirous to lie with his mother earth ? Orlando.-Ready, sir; but hi will hath in It a more modest working. Duike.-You shall try but one fall. As You like It. Good-Friday has other charms besides hot cross bans. It has the charm of bringing together ...

... ST. MARY'S Cnuaou.-Oiie of the lancet windows on the I north side of the chancel offthis church has just been filled with stained glass, the work of Mr. Oliphant, to whom was i committed the execution of the obituary window on the south side, presented by the family of the late Mr. Powler, of this town. The general pattern of both windows is an accurate reproduction of the design of the ...

... LNrTES'T INTE LLIG ENCE. YESTERUDA S D ESPATCHES [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRtAPIl] COUNTY DERRY ELECTION. DTtiv, 2 r.m. Clark, .224 13, uce, .. ?? ?? .. 189 C~reer ?? ?? ?? 316 COLERAMNE, 2.30 PM. Clark , 33S Bruce . 311 Gree, . 409 NEWITOWNLIMAVADY, 1.30 P.2U Clark, .66 .. ?? G56 Greer, . .. ?? ?? 433 Bruce, ?? . ?? ?? .354 -$ ?? POLL. Clark. ?? ?? 2,014 Greet, ?? ] 55:3 Bruce, . . . . , ?? 1,387 ...

... COUNTY DERRHY ELECTION, IN giving the majority for Mr Greer over Sir Horvey Bruce, yesterday, wo made. a vory uninten- tional mnistake. We counted Mr Clark's majority over Sir R. Bruce, not Mr Greor's. The majority of MrGreor over Sir ?? was only 003, and not 728, as erroneously stated by us yesterday0 BOELIAST QoAnTen SsssIoNs.-D. It. Pigot, Esq., resumed his seat in the County Court House, ...