... * TOWI?SHIrp OV TOXTETH-PARK. . bepreindeb to a gentleman who wae present for the n followmg.skaer1 of the proceodings before the county mangis Ion! trates, on Satdrday :-M Saturday last being the day fixed by the rnagistrato for the Pre] appointment of overeeers for the township of Toxteth-park, the several gentlemen attended at the court in Basnett-street for real the purpose of objecting to ...

... The advices :from :Utah show the Mormons were as obstinate and rampant for war as ever. The Utah legis- lature had sent a petition to Congress, calling on that body to redress their wrongs. THE REV. MR. SPURGEON.—The Dublin Free- man tells a good story—as true as Gospel-—about the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon:— A witty literary lady, well known in London, was travelling the other day in a railway car- ...

... (Before R. O. Jones and T. E. Heath, Esqrs.) Henry Clements and John Smith, two drivers of Cacrphilly. were charged with assaulting passengers in one of the South Wales Railway carriages, and also with assaulting Mr. Thomas, Inspector of the Company's police. The case was sent to Newport, the offence having been committed within the jurisdiction of the magistrates in that district. Thomas ...

... N !WCASTLE, APRiL 2. The news from India is still of a satisfactory 41maeter. Further advantages have been giined over the mutinous forces, and the latest intelligence details the progress of the royal army under Sir Colin Campbell and other gene- sal officers to the very precincts of Lucknow; 'Which has, beyond all doubt, been attacked be- fore this time, and, it may be hoped, such a 'blow ...

... NORTa SHIRLDS. WEDNEsDAY, March 30.-Wind W. The arrivals of vessels since our last from coastwisc have been considerable. The departures have also been most numerous; on Satur- day anud Sunday last a leet of v~aselB which had been detain- ed for some time previously proceeded. The Royal Thistle, Wright, for Constantinope n h Corsair, Cuanmiug, left Malta on the 10th inst.opanth ?? IGeeorgie, ...

... PI is A most interesting meeting, for the purpose of t ak- k 8' ing into consideration the best mode of proceeding- .jI -with the fund to be raised in the parish of R'iabon, to , preseiat r~ady Wynn, of W7Yynnstay, wvith a testimony of i Fit the sincere regret which i's felt in tltat parish, at thle aft ce destruction of W~ytnstay by fire, was held at the ' National Schoolroom, onl Monday ...

... , iHUXROUS GATHERINGS. LFrom Panci.] . ST., 3A4I:.VPtLL iatN Coz .Asr.-.St. Jameass Easl opened the' o'he~r evening, b. several -doors, haviug been provided w~vith-~le loar s' of mgissr, and er-ess. so totha the pnbiiciill-'be ena~bled to walk into itwvih easi. and to escape froinit qdrckly n casS it should catch fire. That thi new mnsic-hall should be burnt down, however, Wruid be lamentable, ...

... 11 _ . Next Monday, the ratepayers of this town and of some other townships in the Preston Union will be called upon to elect persons to represent them at the Board of Guardians during the next year. The office of guardian is of greater importance than many persons are apt to imagine. Upon the mode in which the business of the Board of Guardians is managed very much depends. The welfare of the ...

... 1tHE--1NM1IAN- MUTINIE. ^i ?? _ _ 'i I * 1-11 ,Djfreo heeen the 21*Tdrof F-ibrnr and. Tagai n 'Ob. I qtll coillthe'eiien~y was defcated~ tho'oned' SigCoh C0m'bdt' ~a61se 'an iagho{te hD'~ list 'of MAt-tb; ''And' p'lised~oh'ad'trei~do~moi osp~- tion ifii-the; Dikoosha- Ga'iden`; fnly ai.milc6 fibni'the city.' *y''The oerbiiy-wii 'alirmed, lint 1ikl't&'iht 1 ~ pry ci- ortfie th'-lne~ t treir ...

... EA.RL STANHOPE'S RECTORIAL ADDRESS. (Fros t 01 Timesca) TnEI address of Lord Staishopo to the University of A-ber- deen deserves a high place !in What has now become a nu- nm. mo1rous and important class of compositions. We have sol- M dens read anything. so likely to al)]ly thle needful stimulus to the often aiciouldering fire and fitful amnbition of Acad- thl denlde youth. A Scotch precedent ...

... A meeting was held in Nottingham on Monday week of the Chartist body, on the subject of reform. The principal speaker was Mr. Ernest Jones, of the, I People's Paper. ` ihe following resolution was submitted and passed without I a dissentient:-- That in the opinion of this meeting no . measure of reform can be sufficient or acceptable which does t not embrace the following proposilions:-I. ...

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