... , CORRESPONDENCE RESPECTING FOREIGN I REFUGRE S IN E-NGLAN.D. s The following corrcspondence respecting foreign refugees in England was laid on the table of both Houses on Monday night. We need not remind our tee readers that this is thle correspondence which it was the especial office of the present Ministry to conduct, min as their predecessors had been expelle(I from office itn for having ...

... EN'S IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.*This society has just closed its session for the current year, and on Thursday evening last the members, by way of finale, got up a very excellent supper at the Town Hall, at which about 50 were present, among whom were several gentlemen and tradesmen of the town. A letter was read from the Rev. J. M. Sumner, the president of the society, expressing his deep regret at ...

... PRO3jOTI0NS. (From last night's Gazette.) ADMIIIALTY, 19TI OF MAoRa, 1858. Admiral of the White E]dlward Hawker has been appointed to receive a pension of 1501. a-year, as Qrovided by Her Majesty's Order in -Council of 25th June, 1851, vacant by the death, on the 5th instant, of Admiral the Right Honourable William, Lord Aylner, ?? and the name of Admiral Hawker' has been removed to the ...

... ISLiE OF WIGHET. ' SA\TURDAY, MARCH 27, 185S. r. NEWPORT. Lt HrGIsewxr.-An adjourned meeting of tche Corn-.i ,n missioners of Highways, was held at the Gujidhall, a if ?? last, {or the purpose of receiving c n tenders for widening the road at thes orchard, in the d Parish of Niton, and also for erecting a fence by the { i. side of the road leading froma Bonchurch to Shanklin. r }e Mr. James ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMET. HOUS~E or COMMONS. FRIDAY, MAu.cit 12.] Vrarious membe rs of~ the new Governmuent took the~ oaths and their seats on' re- election1. THE AFFAIR 'W~stH FRA~tcr..-'Mr. Disraeli stated that a1 despatchb had just been received from the French Ambailssadlor, from which hie rejoiced to be en-, abled to announc e, itesovotb painfal. misconcep- tions that had Frc som.e time ...

... FORIEIGN MISCELLANY. Lt Marshal Bosquet is said to have been given up by . y the doctors. LS Gomez and Rudio are to be sent to Cayenne. The f wife of the latterwillbe allowed, cdit-on, to accompany her husband, should she feel inclined to do so. - S HonRID= TmiEmr:x ov ARICAN WoasHIP.-Wo Isight I have ever witnessed, not even the room of ; Madame Tussan4's, shocks one so much as the first I 18 ...

... (Froml a Supl ilen->enlt to thle faze/te of Tuesda:y.> A\.-1tOsinCa, Mzia-Ct 24. A. Ihope, V.3rd F'ot; Wl. P. purnell, 90cth~ Fotleon To be Lientenaut.C(oloneis-3Injor Gi. IKeane, 86th k'oot; W. Payne, 5:3rd Foot; A. Alison, 1Jnattachled;- J. TP. Ro0bertson, M1iiitary Trrain; E. iV. D. Lowe, 32ndl Foo0t; 1. H. tGail, 4lth Ljight Diragoons; (I. B. ihn, (TCll5Yalth Fott,; J.C.Gis 0th F'~vaLoot; ...

... TX,,, ?? L ocatL Iloasm or HEALTH.-Mcssrs. ltooru, James James, and P or ter were re- elected, andl Mr. Thloma s .e iv Burrell elected members of this Board on Thure- day lest, and we congratulate the rate.lpayera on their Lechoice, as we feel convinced a better selection could .enot have been made. Of course there are differencess l, of opinion, but the result of the election shows that P the ...

... . A; few days ago, a gentleman from Westineon, was walking up Turikey-street, when he dropt his pocket- book. A lab6uring inan named Alexander picked it up, and inmmediately restored it to hin, when he put* his hand in his pocket, and drew out a handful o slver and gold, espying a solitary penny amongst it, he exclaimed, here's a penny to get you half pint of 4 ?? beer. At the Town Hall, on ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGNCE. tro SIt JAiniS ELPHINSTONE A1Sn, HIS C0NSTT1TUENTS. CQI -Following the example of Sir Francis Baring and tat: Lord Monek, Sir James Elphinstone addressed a 0011 large assembly Of his friends-the Tories and their me: antitheses, the Radicals-at the ?? Iet' Tbi Hall, On Wednesday evening last. The hail wam well P filled by electors and non-electors, including a ?? lin- of ...

... - - , i 7 , , . , , ?? ,, . FRQ*C. ?& ?? XT , ' -- - ? M? - ?? - .- :ebr Coi ?? n~ ~Sn Difi iane jt.t U~onouirable OAhndo Ge~rge Cliarles TBiid,,ema commonly called Yiscount iewport Vice-C ber- lain of Her Majesty's Household. Borough of. Enniskillen.-James Duitesxdel of Mountjoy-square, Dublin, Esq; .~er 3l~jetyX tAt- 9 ?? for Ireland. . - Countiy ,Qf Zotiub-elai 0 Di tovime- one of ...

... IMAGINARIY CONVERSATION. (.lF ollb P It-a,. ) . (.E'Pon Ptwack).,, 0 THE EARL OF D-Y. LORD ST-Y. Iv Lord 1). You have been looking over my list of bli ministers-mny Correct Card-and i do not observe, it t Edward, that expression of lively satisfaction which sc good lnews should impart to the countenance of the le e philathropist. a Lord S. My dear father, there is certainly a good nil deal to ...