... J?AVAL A?D MILITARY NEWS. 2t, ?? Fellcaoc, G, screw troop fr igate, Conmmander John Seccombe, embarked from this dockyard ; yesterdlay afternoon, the first division of the second ot battalion of the 3rd Regimnent of F ...

... 31 ?? O .fi 11141Ill- ai I o c- , , - I ?, f. - I - . -1?6 -- ?? -- ?? I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. There is some hope ylet for another quarter's salary for the DERY Miinistry. They have so far successfully surmounted the financial difficulty; and have now only to fear the India question. There can he no doubt that Mr. DcsR&xLl's Budget has been favourably received, both ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIDEM. * * L'r1U~l) t FD P1 T (TpI,IT Ri eo-lf Po ?? FFIC E FR)AYTs A P11 AI . II 1), A 1)S. FRIDfAY, AP'l'[L If;, ISIS. TIlE WAVTlI.I AN'ALYZED. Wi r. publislh to-day, in our eighth page, *11 'TestAilt of SIr IVITT'r analysis of the river lull water and of the spring waters at ?? This is the analysis for which ?? have been waiting so long, and, awaiting ;,hici. the ...

... Name of Railway. -This Same I ,BelfastandBallymenat 1264 1383 B head, L., &6Cheshire.. 2237 2719 BriFetol and Exeter ?? 1530 6241 Caledonian ?? 12112 12460 Chester and Holyhead.. 4809 5035 Cork and Bandon ?? 330 262 Cork, 33'rock, & Passage.. 203 171 Deeeide ?? 228 193 Dublin & BeIfaust June.. 1277 1254 Dumdee, P., &A. June.. 1015 1039 Dundalk and Enniskillen 368 449 Dublin and Drogheda .. ...

... Byddai yn ddagan y Golygydd dderbyn, i'w rhoi 1 fewn, o dan y pen uehod, unrhyw Ddarnau byrion—gwreiddiol neu aaetnol- edig—un ai mewn rhyddiaith neu farddcmiaeth, a broient yn ddyddorol neu adeiladol i'r Darllenydd cyfiredm Cymreig.J ...

... Baron Brunnow has appeared at our court in an entirely new style of court costume. The new Russian civilian court dress is a tunic richly embroidered in silver. On Good Friday the Prince of Wales attended his Royal parents, and partook of his first communion, which was administered by the Dean of Windsor in the private chapel of the Castle. Mr. J. J. Mechi, of Tiptree Hall fame, was, on ...

... Yesterday the Convention resumed its sittings in the Justiciary Court-room-the Lord Provost in the chair. The meeting having been opened by prayer by the Very Rev. Principal Lee, a vote of thanks was, on the motion of Treasurer Russell, passed to the venerable Principal for his kindness in opening the sittings of the Convention. IMPROVEMENT or DtINBAR HARBOUR. Mr RITCH.E (Dunbar) brought up ...

... COBBESPOLEN.CE BR piFSir,(7lvcG PASS7?OB TS. I I Yesterday was issued a return to the House of Lords of correspondence repecting passports. These communications include letters to and froin English Consuls at certain French ports and the Earl of Clarendon-letters which have passed between Earl Cowley and Count Walewski, and Earl Cowley anld the Forei-n-office. On the 9th of Mlarch the Earl of ...

... PRCEFEMENTS AND APFOINTMENTS. Rev. Ebenezer Anderson, to the Curacy of Frankleyo Worcestershire; Rev. T. G. Atkinson, to the Curacy of Upton-Scudamore, 'Wilts; Rev. James Augustus Atkinson, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Alargaret, Holling- wood, Lancashire; Rev. Vernon Blake, Al. A., to the Curacy of Stonehouse, Gloucestersliire; Rev. Charles E. Bowden, e B.A., to the Curacy of Thorn St ...

... I I HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, APRmc 12. The Transfer of Estates Simplification Bill was consi. dered as amended in Committee. On the motion of Lord CnANWOETH, the first thirteen clauses were struck out. The bill was then reported, and ordered to be referred to a Select Committee. Their Lordships then adjourned. TUESDAY, APrmL 13. Lord CAMPBELL, in moving the second reading of the Law of Libel ...

... (By Britifs/h and Irrfih 1fagnCtic Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. r THE OATHS BILL, a The Earl of WICKLOW gave notice that if the Oaths e Bill were read a second time, he intended to move in com- r mittee the omission of the words which denied the temporal or spiritual jurisdiction in this country of the Pope, or any other Foreign Power. r In reply to Lord ...

... IT A M I!L'T 0 N-A Ri H L 17, slit e a n WN ( ?? .n± l (Frotm ~our own Corrcspeldc nt) The very severe and protracted course of vwitherimg teast wmd, and hard frost inltheinerninge, yiclded the ascendancy .to a fine westterly ?? copious refreshiing showers on the morning of the1tth iinst, which already haveb bal a ,vmarked effect on the paoehed pastores anitrruuqiledlup.lmds 6-and blossoms, ...