... girilliliffilaill Buthraptcly dart, YESTESRDAY. BEFORE MR. REGISTRAR WILSON. Half-past eleven was the tinme fixed for the commencement of business this morning, but it was a quarter to one ere Mr. Wilson tool his seat. Thiese irregularities are becoming a serious nuisance. When we last complained we were told that the Registrar had been waiting the convenience of a solicitor: but the fact is, ...

... I TnF ?? letter from Captain J. S. Castle, the commander of the Saralh Sands screw transport- steamer, has been received by AMessrs. Walton, ship- brokers, of Gracechurch Strcet, relative to the par- tial restruction of the ship by fire and the cscape of the troops and crew:- At about 3.45 l..M. on1 the I1th of November, I discovered a very strong smell of fire arising from the after orlop ...

... Wti, have received a copy of' the Befilst Town Im- provement Bill promotedl by the iMayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of Belfast. It contains a lengthened preainble, and firteen enacting sections, the substance of which has appeared already in the notice of the Bill published in our columns, Clauses six and fifteen it may, however, be necessary to give at length, The first refers to tile Sinking ...

... t- SCREJS AT SEA. ND STEAM-PACKET E C0VgPAY AND THEIR~ SUJRGEONS. Y [~FitoM 4THEi LANCET.1 pennehy accepted the post of surgeon to One of eIrtI ldip. iail teaamers about five years ago. The NlIed 05tfit was an expensive one ; the pay promised ?? ctlr eqt i lyttan to that of a carpenter on board e a , I FOhigh as that of a cook. We should e1' I ou to health as is a frequent and that, ejliOUlC ...

... TIlE STATE OF DELIII. The following are extracts froam a very interesting a private letter, dated Delhi Palace, Nov. I*J 'We are here to accompany a colarnn abhut to march . down c0untry to coavey tents and carriages to C; wnpor t foe tbe Commander-in-'Jldie' and troops from Eligland, now reaphingg Cawupore ilt numbers. No date is yet fixe, for a the column leaving this ; in the meanwlhile a ...

... I. - ?? , - - - -Z ?? ; , , I ? : I ? : - , fl-ortiffil lit fligeirre. FRANCE. The Emperor is somewhat indisposed, and in con- sequence a revie.v which isas to have been held on Tuesday in the Court of the Tuileries did not take place, and the grand sitting of the Council of State to discuss the question of the usury lawvs is post- poned. ITALY. The Court of Rome, says a letter from that ...

... I | On the evening of Christmas-day a disturbance was created in the Uncle Tom's Cabin beerhouse, South- gate, Bradford, by a number of men belonging to the 1o0th Regiment of Dublin Militia, stationed at Brad- ford Moor Barracks, and after making a violent and unprovoked attack upon the civilians in the house, they retired into the street, and there made an equally violent and indiscriminate ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMETlNT0XD PLACES. JANUARY 18- . V The abbreviations within parenthesis(Catl), (9. C.), (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow0 North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively, and intimate that the trains start from the termliai of these railways in Edinburgh at the .ears ...

... TOWN ANLD TABLE TALK. C'IONE OUR OWE COIUESPOfUDEV.] DUBLIX, TIIURSDAY, Dric. 31. A nInL ?? been brought iii by tile Attorney-Gelle- rnl and the ChiefSecretary for Ireland to amend the laws for tile relief of tile destitute poor in Ireland, and to provide for the better distribution and manage- wcnt of medical charities. Several of the clauses of this proposed measure, which has just been ...

... far TEU i~arnrH AND UssH bOWZr1C TKLHGRAP4I The Daily News' city article ?? the Bank of England, to-day, the demand for money was quiet. In the discount market, although this was the last of the year, and the 4th is approaching, there was no increase of activity. The current rates for good bills are from A to 1 per cent. below the bank minimum and holders of money evince increasing anxiety to ...

... GERnAlN AND THE BALTIC. (-aO* fOutO OWN COR SoNDENT.] :j14 unG, Dcc. 28, 1857.-The anticipations whiobh-lvere ventured to be indulged in when the last coiitilnication was sent- are now happily in the _co; i'of being completely realised, the state of the money rmarket having' undergone 'a very decided and favourable change. The present position of monetary affairs. here, indeed, quite verifies ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1. . ?? Our paper appears on the first morning of the year 1858, and with it-nmillions of kind wishes and new ji aspirations have been spoken and felt. At such a v period, the mind of every reasoning person, almost in- i e voluntarily, and with more or less severity, according o to the education, temperament, and mental constitu- n tion of the individual, begins to ...