... BOLTON. TwBNTY-rvFER CoNvIcTIoNs FOB BanACnES OF TI, FACTony AcT.-On Monday, Mr. Gaakell, solicitor, ap- peared before the magistrates, at the Town-hall, Little Bolton, in support of thirty-nine summonses, taken out by Mr. David Jones, sab-inspector of factories for that district. against the German- street Weaving Company a Great Bolton, for breaches of the Factory Act. The EL. formations ...

... , 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, ...

... ObW enwSA new power ris tl1y,and glmbst Invisibly, growi~ng U~ i themids ofus, which, If not' destroyed ere It has . arrived at it5inatiu ill convert our Magna Chatta, our 'Bil O.:Bght, or ?? Corpus, our Trial by Jury,,aiid. alltheoter auneddefences of our pereoinanad political. fr~do', ito eremutY p~archmnents, melalncholy chimeras, or hlples' fnissns. he power txi, whuch 'we refer is. ...

... THE LOSS OF THE AVA. A telegram has been received by the Paninisear and Oviental Steam Navigation Company, reportiug that, when the Candia paeeed Ceylonl, nearly the whaole of' the spociS and mails had been recovered from the wreck of te Ave. NAPLES. Wa have recedved the following telegram from Naples- Sdlerno, Thursday, Aprl8 A royal decree, cf this dayS dat, allows Paz to re turn to ...

... THE GOVERNDENT OF INDIA-THE I lIVAL NEASURES. .1- I - ---e .- - We return to the consideratisn of the rival Bills for the governmenlt'of India. Bjoth are bad: but Lord ralmerston's is certainly 'the' more objectionable of the two. It has al the dec3ts' of the Derby-Disraeli Bill without any of its 'recemnendations. Lord Pal- ?? measure is unjust and insulting to the toil- ing and wealth ...

... NAVAL A2;D iMIITARY INTELLIEGNCE. Tn - -r - . -;l eas.: .- ?? nL . _ E . . I 'u acuruanice wita garcison orders tUlzatham) issued to that effect, the whole oi the troops belonging to the 1st battalion were drawn up inside the Spur Battery shortly after daylight on Wednesday, for the purpese ef witness- ing the infliction of corporal punishment on Private John Jonesa, 32nd Regiment, who was ...

... TiE E UNT FOP. TUEI LOAVES AND FISHES OF OFFICE. There was something supremely ludicrous in Pal- merston's sudden break down, and his present position is both pitiable and absurd. Those members of par- liament who but lately followed his fortunes, and sub- mitted themselves wholly and solely to his will, now assume an independent, even rebellious, and almost disrespectful attitude in the ...

... The members of the Senior United Service Club hava' taken the earliest advantage of the preence of Marshal the Dake de Malakoff in this country to give him an en- tertainment. The subject was no sooner mooted than all the moat eminent members entered their names for the dinner, and the capabilities of the club alone restricted the number of guests to 130. The Doke of Cambridge presided, and, ...

... GARDENING, The following In a esonable calendar ot garldenh operations:- FuOWExt GAN7DEN AxD S=BRvniBY.-A thorough re- ?? of all herbaceons plants should take place every spring; if this has not neen done no time should be lost. Some of the grosser kinds get into large masses, and thereby destroy all proportion in the mixed beds. Sow annuals wherever required. Early struck verbenas, cal- ...

... THE TWO BONAPATES-PARgALLEL ' PRESS PRQSloUTIjOs -TO THE DITOR OF IRY OLDp's mmwSPAPEL Sm,-At this late hour 6f 6h w orld's existence, the monarchs of the day, like humbler folk, have great difficulty in being original. It is scarcely possible for them to think, say, or do anything that has not been thought, said, or done by some person who flourished before they were born. Hence the great ...

... In the Court of Queen's Bench, en 'I hursday, Mr. Qasin applied on behalf of Mr. Jehbr Bartholomew Gornga, the celebrat-d American temperance lecturer, for a criminal information agairst Frederick Richard Leos, for libel. er. Gough, though known as the American temperance lec- turer, was as Eogliehman by birth. He was, however, brought np in Americs, and in early life was addicted to ...

... COMMElDOR&roIW OFf THE BIETH Or __ -.-AROBOSIER.E. On Tuesday evenlint, a nuinecous gathering-.-ealled by the National Reform seague-teok place at the Institu- tion, Johrn-street, Tottenham-coart-road to celebrate the birthday of M ximilian R hbespierre , Letters were readt from meesrs. dammage, G. W. K. Reynolde, C. Schaffer, Louis Blanc. Tallandier, &c, apologizing for not being able-from ...