... ci, | THE SOLDIER ANDI HIA LOVE. | aig - . . OLD- i-. ..Ar I eoiig1 (Frrosit the Court Journat.) NV t The delay which has occurred in the departure of ti coln- the Duc de I- to take possession of his niew n sday office being known to be of his own seelding, has ton, given rise to a thin Nlet of smoke, beneath which d4 i at- smoulders the spark of rea lfire whicl serves to kindlec it on the ...

... THE LORD-LTEUTENANCY OF LANCASHIRE. The Duke of Devonshireresigns the lord-lientenancy ' %nd of Lancashire in order to obtain that of Derbyshire, a yeil a county with which he is much more closely ern- for nected. The Earl of Sefton succeeds him in Lanca- b a is shire. This latter appointment seems to require jj' and some explanation, from the circumstance that Lord a 6 of Sefton is of the ...

... 'ulS mai1 wAzV A T±6AAP.1IU. redt Allow the nse of This Same Hllf-yr'a 'Same Miles &bas, !Ole Week. 1857. Total. 1857. open. Mon ul Belfast and Ballymena. 1231 1020 14023 14201 65 ant B'head, L., & Chesbiro .. 2432 2456 27789 28414 133. !t Bristol aud Exeter ?? 4898 5474 55773 63282 18 a dis- Calcdonlan ?? 11572 11855 82610 .83190 1988 Bark. )pt- Chester and Holyheac .. 4782 4773 59848 61047 ...

... TIlE WESLEYAN METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONS. 17 The forty-first; annual meeting of the Wesleyan Miethodist le Auxiliary bociety for the district of Liverpool wae heild last cvcniiig in the Biruneswick Chapel, Moss-street. The chair was occupied by John F'arnworth, Ess,., aud amongst other at gentlemen oin the platform were the Rev. John Hannah. D ,of Didslsbury, anl thle Rev. Luke Tyersssan (a ...

... %s, We seem to be ?? A bo approaches to the truth with respect to those hJ We tales of horror in connection with the Indian fi n- outbreak which have so ionq and so painfull . S! is excited public feeling in this country. ?? It is re now just two months slice the appearance 1s es (January 29) of the celebrated letter in the tI r, [ TTems signed Judex, which first cast. a Wa g- serious doubt ...

... X rn-, . or - q - - II 0 i g TRIAL OF SIMON BERNARD. 0 THE PRISONER'S DEFENCE. 0 i Yesterday morning having been appointed for Mr. 0James to address the jury for the defence, the e greatest anxiety appeared to be evinced by the public u to be present, and the Central Criminal Court was 6 filled long before the hour appointed for the corm- 6 mencement of the proceedings. C Tho ?? Chief Justice, ...

... , FRtANCE. A' The Unircre thus comments on the sCizure, by aI und Portuguese man-of-war, of the French vessel Oharles- Georges, which had been despatched to the African Ran coast in search of free black labDurers for Ro- roles ?? owner of this vessel is a formor surv deputy, and mayor of the town of Dinan. The papers of the Charles-Georges were in perfect order; the vessel was bound for ...

... FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. [EY MAGNETIC 'TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, APRIL 26. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'olsk. ENDOWED SCHOOLS IN IRELAND. The Ea'l of COnic gave notice that on an tarly day lie would call the attention of the house tto the Report of the Royal Comnissioners on Enaowed Schools in Ireland. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented a petition from ...

... (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 ...

... ?? istrict E'flvs, DUDLEY. STEALIXG A SHAWL.-Yesterday, at the Public Oflice, a middle- aged femIale, named Ann Bradley, was brought up in custody anceed of stealing a scawl, belonging to Ann, wife of William Bradley. Mrs. Bradley alleged that on the night of Christmas- day last, she slept at a beer house in Kjing Street, kept by John Brazier. She left her shawl, a black silk one, over the ...

... ?? 'R65. DUDLEY. Tin CASTLr FaRs-At a ineeting of the committee of tie Dudley Mechanics' Institution, held onl Monday evening, the pro- priety of holding fetes in the Castle grounds on behalf of the bnuiding fund of the institution at the ensuing Whittsuntide, in accordance with the custom of several years past, was discussed. It wae aug. goetedi by a member of the committee that the entire ...

... We have at length the pleasure of being able to gratify the anxiety of the inhabitants of this borough and the midland district by announcing that her MAJESITY has appointed the days whereon she will pay her state visit to Birmingham. As at present arranged the QUEEN will travel by the London and North Western Railway to Coventry, on Monday, the 14th of June. She will there receive an address ...