... THE POLITICAL CHANGES OF 1 SIX, YEARS. It is now sir years since Lord Derby held tho reins of power, and the differences between the circumstances of '62 and '58 are strikingly remarkable. The eventuali. ties of the present crisis are all in favour of the Oon- servative party, whereas in 1852 it was otherwise. Six yearssince tl,.-re was an unsettled economical subject associated wiuh trecent ...

... - I I (By British ?? Irish Afagnetic Telegraph.) EVENING BXPRESS. THH Now JUDGm.-The Dailfy .ews, in its afternoon edition, states that Mr Hill, Q.C., has been appointed one of the judges of the Queen's Bench, as the successor of Mr Justice Coleridge, who resigns at the end of the present term. At the ensuing assizas the Lord Chief Justice and Baron Martin will take the northern circuit, and ...

... P I THE brilliant passage of arms between Mr 3BERNAL OsBonNz and the Lhancellor of the Excheqiler, on Monday night, is noticeable not tonly as a rare. exhibition of debating skill, but ralso because of its result in settling the position of the new ministry. Mr OSBORNE, emancipated from the official restraints which have kept him e a silent member of the house for years past, run riot in his ...

... Ye.torlaV upwards of forty mombers veorc present. Tho Alayor having been called out on public buositesl at the cottmnceneetntcnt ol the business, Alid. Ao.ss presidled, until his ?? return ; tile Mayor oceupied tie chair tduring the remaislnder ol the meeting. GAS.-The letter of the British Gas Company, offering to lighlt the streets of SculcoaLes ttid AMyton, for seveni years, at the Very low ...

... (From the Special Correspondent ot the Tumes.) tide CAMP OF THE MARTINIERE, March 17.-Now for a ila brief chronicle of the events which have occurred tbis left week, of wvhich feller particulars will be found under each date. While Ii write the gentle strains of Auld di Robin Gray f rom the hand outside the satrie canopy, fr, beneath which the Commander-in-Chief, in state, is at conferring ...

... LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 'Yesterday, the Mayor presided, and there was a fall attendance of members. FINANoss.-.The proceediog% of the Finance Com-. mittee of the 17th and 31st May and 14th June, were, On thle Motion of Mr Marley, received, adopted, and confirmed. SANeITARCY FPRocrimINGS.,Sir H. C~oot-n moved MA 'that the nainutes and proceedings of thle Sanitary Coin, me mittee oin the 26th May ...

... ?? ?? A CAUTION TO FRIE?~Ly SOCIETIES. At the Manchester Police Court on Tesay R Rayner, a respectable-looking old ' l Oger was charged with withholding £1,182 ul, 8 of a5ge of the Manchester An:uitant Societ of d *o l secretary.-Dr. Wheeler, who ae society, stated that the socuely was c .,l for tele years ago, to provide a yearly allowance fortt any of deceased members, and to relieve doik g ...

... I I (BY BBRITISH AND IBISH AAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. PARLIAMENT. The Gaobe believes the House will adjourn till Monday, when the new writs will be moved for, and the house will further adjourn for ten days. PRIVY COUNCIL. It was by error one of the journals stated there was a privy council yesterday. There will be two privy coundils to morrow, at one of which the outgoing ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM ENT F HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JugN 25. INDIA.-A mess-ge wsie , on the motion of the Earl of ALEIRLHI Befit'to the House of Comlmons~ for a copy of their resolutions on India government and coloniza. tion. His lordship recommended extensive emigration of British-born subjeots into India. 1HAMLS.-After a brief diseussionontepltd state of this river, the house adjourned tn 7the ...

... SPEECH OF MR J. CLAY, AI.P., ON FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. Last evening a party of about 100 members and visitors of the James Clay Lodce of the Order of Ancient Druids sat down at the Whittinglton and COtL Castle-row, to a capital supper, provided by host Wood. Mr Warriner, the chief Druid of the lodge, presided, having on his right James Clay, Esq ?? who, at a loige hold the same evening at the ...

... ' AIR. DIGBY SEYMOUR AND THE NEWCASTLE BAR. Mr. Digby Seymour, as is not unknown in Hull, was rewarded by a grateful, liberal government, for his services, by the Recordership of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Even sinme his entrance upon that offico lie states, and our readers will readily believe, lie has failed to meet with the usual sympathy and support of the bar. At the Michaelmas assizes, on ...

... SECOND EDITION 1 FRIDAY, 11 A.M. (By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.) The Prince of Wales has arrived at Dover, and will reach town this morning. Prince Alfred has been received at Gibralter and Tangier, with great marks of distinotion. A Berlin despatch states that the Prince Regent has conferred upon her Royal Highness the order of the -Black Eagle. Dr. Richard Bright, the eminent ...