... ;c, fii-77-,I-:, ItEAh, , ' i (W. 1, IT mft. complaind Ofulbances - cnpandoby inbabitant a ben inpcted end means taken'to renledy 'thein, 919 hosest in: the =a - healhies ditrit, containing 2985 apartment~s Sand 475 cellars, had been put under examination with the view of improving: their sanitacy condition, and 84 lodging hlouses had also bee exmnd An Drported upon. Upwards of 20 s ...

... - TIM DOCK ;B O D. ; .OAD The Uual wekly oethe eti Tesuleelmetng of th dook bor wa md hedytrasttedc fieRevenue-bnifld. ur THE WRKS OM~r1pEE.our A report was read from the engineer, stating .that 'W -1 damage to the amotunt of £2215 badl been done to the I shed on the east Bide of the Hu dson !Dook by. the I falling of the masts of the James Barnes; and It ap-. I peared from the proceedings of ...

... L'I i. ,x L R~ I / - FOtG INTELLIGENCE.|V L- - - - - - - - - - - tk. )N. ' 30 CE been Dale- nt. JSE ness. Ption rs or RA ;IN6, kyl of ACH Idres Iy3 curs elm ;&s Olse, )ble Her >ffera rune. . and nt.- Kran. yl LE. ages, ?here d by aetisi- ly to f' W . FRANCE. The rorogation of the legislative body, which had been ajourned from 'April 8th to May lst, has been further deterred to May 8th. The ...

... Il A cabinet comuoil was held yesterday afternoon at the official residence of the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, Downing-street; The correspondent of the Globe says it is stated in Paris that Bernard's trial cost the British Govern- meat £32,000. MR. LOCKE KING'S MOTION AND THE GOVERNMENT. The Daily Nels says that if Mr. Locke King fol- lows up his victory of Tuesday night he will speedily ...

... t -I THE MERSEY DOCKS AND , HARBOUR BILL. Le * lAitiUJU1 BIL-L. if - g The committee of the House of Commons re-assembled o yesterday at the usual hour, Sir 13tisjamin Hall, Bart., in the chair. Mr. Burke, on the part of the poomoters of the bill, cald a clause had been prepared in respect to vessels loading or d- ischarging in the river wlshich set forth that it was of the utmnost importance ...

... , ,, I - ;;rt ?? ,, 14 ..i br .UYiRPOOL IMP M . ?? - ' . iLL ^ ~n# ?? 1 0 nrd * 'cltk: The members of it wer ethie caim55 thO ho con 'He reel a ?? aid, HerliOu Bill. %lit ienjailfln. ofMU d 'rg~ait Uerewetner. to ofto Bd n2th Q,;appare ?? ?? hebill ; Mr.,lMepik 4gain a ~g ~~e'bhaIIof Zasrs Crose, he wners of a porinwoh 61i0t g ehafo eemra the( hil. hr a j of thre orperty requirtd for tdi ...

... :O- ?? IN;TLIG._ _- LOCAK MNtELLIGENCE. I} .1 - - l c I the I cN ?? The Rev. A. Mursell will lecture on Monday even- ing next, in HIunilton-square Chapel, Birkenhead, whi the on. 1 City Sftares aitd Town 92raps.1-.See adv. b' cc- John Gregson, late of Windle, Iabo-urci,.and who A stated hsimself as a Crimean heowsystraa a Ia aisSt. Helen's, conneitted for tral at the assizes for lh bout ...

... any - re. ?? the (Ny ELoIXO ED moNNMO TELEGOBAM. to- and The Earl of Derby caused circulars to be issued on ,t Wednesday for a meeting of his political friends at ,rd. twelve o'clock to-day. rne I Mr. Deeds, M.P. for East Kent, is appointed aelir Church Estates Comnis-ioner in place of Mr. ere Walpole. No The Chief Justice of the Comnaon Pleas will be hat unable to attend to his duties for ...

... ] i 0 ?? - - A - lI i- A meeting of Reformers of Lime-street ward who t . voted on the Liberal side at the late parliamentary y . election was convened in the large room under the ir Concert Hall on Tuesday evening last, for mutual 11 conference on the principles of reform most urgently a - required by the people in the plromised reform bill, b 1I and to consider the best means of influencing ...

... WORKOUSE COMMITTEE.! h weely meeting of the workhouseom - mitteeof the seleot vesbrv was held yesterday in the boardroop of tihe aris offlaes,- Browlow-hill. rMl~r. Cropper P de and the other gentlemen- re-' ,r sent were 3 Owen, BairstowCritdhey, j yor,'hity Bghe adGbsoiij- deaths during the weerk een~dingon thett 2th instr-wa ?? 26,'being 7 menj-9 women, -and 10 'ibildren under- a the ...

... OI.iirM. d~i The following are the principal provisions of this nol~ b~in :- hei This act is to commence from the 1st October, 8OC 1858, and may be cited for all purposes as The the Partnership Eegistration Act, 1858. It shall not gre apply to any joint-stock company registered iunder 6g1 the acts for the tinme being in force with respect to tinl the registration of joint-stock companies, ...

... THIE BREV A. MURSELL ON HAVELOCK. Tr - - - - uis Last evening, at Hope Hall, H I-street, the Rev. ofn A.Mrel ?? edl d ?? oflequshsoaino eea aeok on bhl dl ~ h iepo ?? e hall was ldenalfildaidtepoedwllaon to between at r.Joseph Hubback Presided, and he assured the maudience, Iroml his Personal knowledge, that the hed socet wassding aees lare amount of good by relieving ed he resin neesities of ...