... We are now in a position to inform our readers that her Majesty has graciously fied the period of her state visit to Birmingham. The event, which is looked forward to ...

... . I- - 4 ? mailg woot. 11,11,19 1114 THURSDAY, APRIL 8,1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. THE East India Company yesterday pronounced upon the new bill of the Government and upon that of the ex-PEaMIsR. The Direc ...

... I LECTURE BY THE REV. N. HALL. OnFriday evening the lecture-hall of the Royal Inslti. e tution in ths town was rowded on the occasion of the sta, delivery, bythe Rev N. Hll, Lla.B.,of a lecture on she, the subject of Hvelcek, the Chrisian Hero,r the AINr profits o which wre to begiven tothe Hull Union for Baird of Hoe. The isse of tickes had been limited go to the numbr the room ould ...

... I EOUSP~~'' O~~I th UVRIPOOL AND1 Ki~F~I AxMgRKE1' tit,;? - T. i 05'S . BERE CAD. R a * T,' -Satuarday, rsaterday. ? o . rd?, ?? c& i. x.,? L d. 41iSd. L . :fz the ?? pod.. 0 a @,o ?? 0 66@0 8 and Mutton'.I?%. . j ..0 7'.0 a ?? .0 .6 0.. 8 Led. Veall J_ * ?? 0 he ;Lmb ?? ,. 8'0..10 6.. 0 7. 013 a Ino Preshork..o,. . 0,_6? .0 7. -0 6.. 0 7 .Slaon ?? . , 1 8 .110 .. 9.. 00 A 9a ?? 2 .4.'o - ...

... ] DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF THE I ; JAMES BAINES. 1r, Yesterday, the James Baines, one of the noblest lis of the Black Ball line of clipper ships, belonging to en Messrs. James Baines and Co., was almost ...

... SUGGESTI.ONS FOR LORD DERBY. | -I . he ag on Lord Derby hes been liberally supplied PI rid within the last few days w~ith the Suggestions qu 3' and advice,7--we canl scarcely add the c0- LV.Iw ug op ...

... ST. HIELENI'S. O. ELSoiro OF CttiUINtD S AT S13 III;grXNS.-TII ?? ing~, isa return of tha persones oieated :- Serltttoll Mors, 'Y °ini Smisth! end 'llilas ileha, ll withbout ?? Parr: Mr. Peter ktoardl ...

... CORRESPOEN. K;~ Ak-b1f0ING V-ES8 lSEL IN` THE rA cEuL, T?o THE C1AMA N OF THE ,r ILT CoMM'rrTEEi, O ?? Siri-LI thký-the liberty of drsiog?thw attgnt'tsi, o 'your a of coniuit.eeto the numergus vessel ...

... Sr UL LUX SALVS ?O)?ULI L1? SUILEMA. The first stop is about to be taken to give to the Prince of Wales an independent esjab- lishment. Instructions have been given to fit up the White Lodge, ...

... THE WARh IN INDIA. TELEGRAMS RECEIVED AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE. The following telegram IromA Mr. Acting-Consul- General Green was received at the Foreign-office on the 28th of March at 12 45 a.m. ALEXANDRIA, March 24. The Australian Mail steamer Simla arrived at Suez this morning. The Ottawa, from Bombay, had left Aden a few hours before her. The Simla brings the following news, obtained from her ...

... Returns relative to wrecks and casualties on the coast of the United Kingdom in the year 1857 were published on Saturday. The wreck experience of the year, on the whole, is favourable. The usual causes of collision at sea, neglect to show light, bad look-out, and neglect of the rule of the road, still predominate largely. Another prominent cause of collision is the difficulty of ...

... TgE PRINCE OF WALES'S TOUR. I _ 1 - -1. __I : _ _ et _ The privoay Bud expedition of his royal highness's eoents are remarkable, and the public have been often utterly igorlt of his whereabouts, It seems tter thep left Cork, he proceedel to Ba~rtry' 8nd on by Glengarriff to Ktenmare, en rol#,e to jllarney, at which spot he arrived on the 15th. ,laving stopped at the entrance gate to the Earl ...