... 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 ...

... MR. CHARLES KEAN'S K ING LEAR. Mr. Charles Kean's genius as an actor-which, in years gone by, was so roughly assailedby some critics-has been again triumphantly vindicated, in the delineation of the grand and difficult character of King Lear. Thisgreat historical play- one of ilee finest conceptions of Shakapeare-was performed at the Princoss's Theatre last Saturday week; and the ...

... HOUSE' OF LO1DS.-TIIURSDAY. The LOBzD CnANcE.Lron and other lords presented petitions against the admission of Jews into purliament. Lord MALU811naVY laid papers on the table respecting the capture of the Cagliari. Lord LXsDtvuHIT, in moving the ?? readiwg of the Oaths Bills, explained that he had adopted Lord Derby's suggestion, and had divided the measure into: two distinct parts, so that ...

... flooilit Al4allaug.. DOING AT ROME AS THEY DO 'AT RoMn.-The Glasgowo Fret Press of Saturday, (Roman Catholic organ,) contains a letter from1 Our Roman Correspondenb, denouncing the rude conduct of some ill-bred English visiters in the Holy City. The letter, however, conehedes with the following statement, which we give as we find it : It is relieving to know that at least everyone who comes ...

... TOXTETH-PARK GUARDIS. I' -- , , ? .. ?? . - . . - - The weekly meeting of this board was held yester- A Is day,, at the Public-offices, Toxteth-park, Mr. lr- tb Lt qunart in the chair, and the other members present e| were Messrs. Siddeley, Grindrod, Joseph} ,i.1on,1h y Moss, Craig, John Wilson, H. Layland Hughes,' 6Johns, Ogden Miller, Baynes, Rogers, tarrbson.-co ai Mr. Gough, die governor, ...

... S. I . A4.LIAM T *- -. I IMPERIA -PARLIAKk, ti ' w ; - t ~v-4eI icR FROM OUR OWN 'veri GNZ AOKTIC TELERA-P.R. wtar, ire'the,' THURSDAY, APRIL :,.'fore he The Lard'qhAce lortook.1hislget' at fye, 'clock. rem mg The Earl of ALBESIARLE, in presenting~a petitio~n fro, f~or signed by 12,00() of the inhabitants- of Manchester Vie )ell and Saford, stated that it contained a request for 0to r-p ...

... LATEST'_ NEWS, YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,) FR A NCE. Although the statement has been denied in several quarters, the Paris corresp)ondent of the Tmes, writ- ing last night, repeats the rainour that Prince Napo- leon is said to have accepted the post of Governor ar Algeria, under the title or Lieutenant of the Emn- peter, instead of Viceroy. The same correspondent 3ays, it ...

... E ion, I by LE2JEDS. kore thle THURSDAY, APRIL 29. 3 o REMOV~ALr.O THE AssrzgE.-We are requested t of point out, with reference to a letter which recently ?? Us ;in the Leedfs ofcrc~ry, from Mr. -Henry Morgan, of ke lges field, alleging that thle Mayor of Leeds had stated the dis. iwls tanees of thle polling districts in the West Riding incorrectly to the Home Secretary, at the interview ...

... BY ELECTRIC _TLEGRAPH :.I u)p trialt arli tixtllt. el - -it HOUSE OF LORDS-TunuSDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. A. TEE KING OF OUDE. i; The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented a petition, go signed by 12,0e0 inhabitants of Manchester and Sal- mi ford, in favour of the restoration of the Xing of Oude, an and gave notice that, on the 12th of May, he would co move the following resolution ?? ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, THfUnsDA., ELEVEN O'CLOOM. TURKEY. CO2STANTLNOPLE, April 21.-A heavy storm of ,,ow has fallen, and severe storms have caused many disasters in the Black Sea. The Lloyd's steamer Ferdinando has been wrecked at Varna. COMIMIENTS OF THIE LONDON PAPERS. The Times again draws attention to the unparal- leled position of the Government in the House of Commons. The same paper has a ...

... FUTURE POLICY TO WARDPS THB INDIAN I U BE.REELS. I LETTER 'TO THE GOVrERNOR-GENERAL, Yesterday was issued a return to an order of the House of Lords, requirilg a copy of a letter from the secret com- inittee of tins uorte of Directors of die East India Con- pany to the C~overisor-U-culeral of India in Council, dated the 24t llof Afarch. 1858, relative to the policy to be pur- sued towards the ...

... THE HALF WAY TO THlE PACIFIC*-- THE7 ROAD TO THE RED RIVER. [Frzo-v our. SrzaiL COltoESuONDE2T.] fHAMILTON, APRIL G. In my letter from Toronto I had forgotten to mention having met Captain Kennedy and other gentlemen who had visited the Red River last year, and it would be well to compare their time from l Toronto with that of the troops sent by Sir GeorgeE Simpson, at the great risk of their ...