... METROPOLITAN GOSSIP OF TIHE LIVEWPOOL A1 ,B]ON. LONDON, SATURDAY Evii ?? from the preternattiural flocls of cunards flying about the news- papers, the political spring should be something pOr- tentous. Such a iarvest ofon dit bins not eripple(I np thesc scven years as this week past. Everything is believed; at least nothing is disbolieved. Iteeditcr - ]it y is no louger possible after the ...

... TiE Courier of Parii mentions the following facts in reference to the late Queen of Onde:- ' On Tuesday night Prince Alirza, the son of the deceased Queen, and a very grand personage, arrived at the Hotel Laffitte. Upon the entrance into the mortuary chamber of this great personage, whoso name we have not as- certained, all persons present prostrated themselves with their faces to the ground, ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WYEEK. PLANT D13PARTmLNT. - Conservatory, &c -The principal work in this department will consist It keep- ing the houses and their inmates scrupulously clean. Moderate fires with ventilation whenever the weather will permit and frequent washing of stove plants will be necessary. This and other houses should now be gay with camellias and forced plants which will ...

... MR. SAMUEL WARREN, QO.C, ON OUR COMI- MIIERCLAL MORALITY, )Mu. SAMUEL WAIRREY, Q.C., ALP Itecorder of lHull, in his charge to tho Grand Jury at the Huill Borough Sessions, said- Gentlemen of the Grand Jury-This is the morn- ing of the last day of one or the most eventful and memorable years that onr country has seen. It is also the last day of our juridical year in this place, and I am ...

... Az uJalmh5fital, THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. DIOCESE OF LONDON,-The Bishop of London has licensed the Rev. Thomas Nolan, I.A., late Vicar of Aeton, Cheshire, to the incumbency of Regent Square Chapel, St. Pancras, rendered vacant by the appoint- ment of the Bev. G. A. Rogers, M.A., to the incim- bency of St. Luke's Church, Holloway; and the Rev. George Knox, M.A,, to the missionary curacy for the ...

... THE MI LIT I A. MONAOIIAN.-Licut. Hugh Augustus Crofton, late 10th Foot, to he Capt and Adjutant, 1iL)naghan Militia, vice Captain and Adjutant Jesse Lloyd, re- signed, TYoRoNE Fusimmntis.-Captain Gcorge Walter Vesey, fromn Tyrone Artillery to be Captain, vice White, retired; Edward Stack, gent,, to be Ensign, vice Crossley, retire(d. LoexnoNDoIURY.-.We Copied tiom a local contenm- porary, a ...

... THE 13LSTEWMA1 X AND THE ORANGE SOCIETY, TO Tli4 ?? OiF T'lE BELFAS'T NEWS-LETT1rIt. Siit- Spealdlitg lies in hypocrisy' is one chief naiik ivenl ill ?? Bibles, whereby wo nre to know t ?? who l di)pa't from tile Christian faith. ?? Speak- i ing the troith in love is tiheiein also set forth as tile wvork of all wvho stind flst in it. Of' the former you are coot ionially giving faildthiil ...

... pabt sant Lititaq. N.AVAL APiOINTMRNTs,_The following appoint- ments were made on Wednesday afternoon at the Admiralty: -Masters-W, J. B. ialliard, to the Royal William; C. J. A. Noddall, to the Fisgard. As- ?? 0. Synsons, to the VIipier. The authorities at tile War-office having decided on sending out an additional force to India, exclusive of the troops svho are now under orders or on their ...

... METROPOLITAN GOSSIP OF TILE LIVERPOOL ALBION. LONDoN, SATVRI)AY EVINING.-Why there should have been a Calhinet Council yesterday and the day before nobody knows; ?? everybody knows there ought to be one specially congratulatory to-day, and therefore there isn't. If such gatherings are good for anything it ought to be to devise something con- corning the fearful affidr in Paris; but our ...

... I BELFAST TOWN IMPROVEUENT BILL, NO. 1. WE are glad to observe that a telegraphic message was received from London yesterday, stating that all Mr. Bryden's objections to this Bill, on standing orders, have beeti overruled, The Right Rlon. the Earl of AMcath was in Belfast yesterday, and inspected the County Prison. ULSTER RELIGIOUSBooK SOCIETY.-The connlinttee of this association have opened a ...

... I Ox Tuesday afternoon the representatives of the pub- lic were admitted- to Buckingham Palace to see the magnificent collection of bridal gifts which have been presented to the Princess Royal by every member of the Royal fatihily, by most of the illustrious guests who have lately honoured her Majesty with a visit, and by some of the chief personages of the illustrious House with which she is ...

... SCRAPS FROM PUNVCHI FOR JANUARY 30. ADvION To FAST YouXG aM .-If you mean to settle, emigrate. Tim INDusraious AND IDLE (PorivTc u.) APPRaN- TICOS.--Fredurick Peel, and Sir Robert Peel. To IEMOVU STAINS FROM A CABINET.-Get Clanri- carde out of the way as fast as you can. FEIRDINAND'S FiRMANEsS.-Bomba, took the earth- quake at Naples coolly enoughi. It did not shake his throne. Sarsoy Typs ?? ...