... CITY COMMISSION OF SRWERS. A court was held, on Tuesday, for the despatch of public business. BRODEwflLL. BURIAL-onOUND.-A letter was read from Mr. Soward, of 62, Gower-street, to the effect that he was restricted by special agreement with Earl Delawar, the freeholder of the ground, from excavating or building on it, or disturbing any human remains. The writer added that the ground had never ...

... LORD P.ALALERST7ON AND THE ORANGE 1 ?? OCI.ETY. On Saturday afternoon a deputation of members of parliament connected with the Conservative party and members of the Orange Association of the north of Ireland waited upon Lord Painlerston, at his private house, in Picca- dilly, to present a memorial protesting against the letter ofthe Lord Chancellor of Ireland to the Lord-Lieutenant of the ...

... 'HAYMAIIIT Tnis EvsEna. THE RIVALS. Mr. Buckstone, Mis Reynolds- And the vantornime. TaE SLEEPING BEAUTY N THE WOOD]) Dr, Earlequland £se SpIteful Falry. Messrs. s ackay, A. Leolserq and V. Leozczq s L. Ieloreq, Hiss Fanny WrIgho-Commeoce at 7. PRINCESS'S. Tnis Evzmsrna A MIDSUM5MER NIGHT'S DREAM.-And the pntornlne. NHARLEQUIN WHITE CAT; or, The PrIncess Blan=chE loer and her Fairy Godmotbors. ...

... ,TEB LdTB A HP'T UPON 2HE LIPR OF TRT BMZPBROB 0F 2E MRZCH. I _ l o - - ~WvW A ^ -4v4Tw RIFUSAL TO VOTE CONGRATULATOrY ADDRSSB. At a meeting of the Town G c1l of Cambridge, 1eld yesterday (Thursday), the MA-You (Mr. S. Hurrell) in the chaizr cogratulatory addresses to her Majesty the Queen, his Royal Highliess the Prince Consort, and the Prince and Princess Frederick William of Prussia, on ...

... PI. .I JA JI AX 211 i. i-DIVTSIOY. 11OU ?? ?? COMMO'NS, Faii. 18. I (GOVEIRNLMI;N OF I-NIJIA BILL. LioI i r I Im Di,.-0 rder ielid, for ?? Ad- Jim ed Dc' ate on Amoendmoent propo~ed to Question [12th February], ltrivneC tie given to bring in a P ni~tl ?? lo~l- t'tivt Golvnruinleyit of ?? ~. ?? r-rll. ) ?? whith Anmendmeont NYas, to leave out fnrir the w~rd T1hail to the end of the Question, ...

... 1Zbe 30-affpe+ ElAYM AREET. TneEvitssto, UCHADO AOBOU NOTHING. Mcasrs. Howe,. Compton &cChippealdaio; M1ios~sny Yedgwickr-A.nad THlN SL '1LING BEAUT1 IN bibi WOOD. Messmr. Slackay. A Loclercq, aad 0 L9eierq: Miss L. Leclereq. fiss Fanny WrIeht.-Commenee at 7. PRIN0118S'41. TiaS Evzsoio. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.-And the Chistms pantomime, HARLEQUIN WHITE !AT, or The Princess Planehe bower and ...

... ctabt *nollgtnet. NOTC10E-THIS DAY. ROLLO COURT, CHANCERY.LANE. AT 10.-For Judgment: Haywoodv. Cope. Motions. (The Second Beal. By order, not before 12 on ock: M anchester &c Banlway,. Lon on and North Western Railway. Causes, c.: ffele v. Lord Bex- ?? v. Fuller-Attorney-General v. Boucherett-Clark V. Martin-London and South Western Railv'y v. Manfleld. VIOCl-&CIANO LLOURS' COURTS LINCOLN'S ...

... I (FOMx Oub OWN ConInuooIrNr.) IMONTRBAL, I'Aw. 18. A general election in this province has just been brought to a close, and the result presents many points of interest to all those 'whom the welfare of Canada affects. The dissolution of parliament arose from it having been thought desirable to appeal to the country for its verdict on a new administration which had been formed under the Hon. ...

... AYMARXET. TBIS EVammra;G. THEI RIVALS. Mr. Buchione* 's UHynOlde.- A.d thE 'antomime, THE R SLEEPING BEAUTY iN TE WOOD- or, Harloqunand rhsSpitefulFalrr. Moesrs. ackay, A. Lie rqandI D. Leeleroq; Miss L. Locleraq, kils Faany Wright.-Conorne* at 7. PI ?? TBIH EVevInG TlHE COIIS&cN BRHERS. Mr. C. en.- Acd the ,auntowrimo, HARLEQUIN WHIVTE eAT; or, The PWrincets Bianehe Slower and her Fairy ...

... Z-be QCourt. ?? TIer I 'jesty the Queen and the Prince Consort, with the l'rnce of Wales and the Princess Alice, attended by Mijjor-General Buckley and Colonel F. H. Seymour, went yesterd'ty atternoon to Batterson Park and the new bridge. The Prhincu Cnsort rode on horseback in tha morning attendL d by his equerry in waiting. Prince Arthur, and the Princesses Alice and Louisa, visited the ...

... 4~~- .PARLIAMENTARY BEFOBM. I MEETING AT NORWICH. A ereat meeting in favour of parliamentary reform was held in St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich, on Tuesday even- * g The spacious hall was well filled, and the platform was ,xwicd. Mr. Osiatoc; SiL'tI0TSE.LD, of the firm of Spring. Veld, Son, and Nephew, was called to the chair. The CitATItArN said the object of the meetingw as loshow Lord Palmerston ...

... I GREAT WESTETR RAIL WAY. The directors of this company havejustissued their general tatnement f s an he iu to the 31st of D e cemba e r,° 3 18 5 7. It sh o w sth a t 1 2,0 0 3 77 1 1. h a d b e e n . re - c e sv e d o s h a r e s , o n c u d i n g 1 , 3 4 1 , 9 7 9 ? . o n i r r e d e e m a b l e 4 horuceant stock, 135,00061. on redeemable4 per cent. stock, Osford to redeem ble 30,7per .cont, ...