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... LONDON: t RATURDAY. MfARCH 19, 1859. In the HOUSE of LoaDs, yesterday, The Marquis of LONDONDERRY called attention to a circular issued by the Chancellor of Ireland to the Lords-Lieutenant, inviting them to state such reasons as occurred to them for revising the lists of magistrates in their, respective counties. He trusted that the circular had uo political meaning. Thle Earl of DoxouornroRE ...
... JARI/AL OF THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES - .INONON YESTER.DAY, The fifteen Neapolitan-exiles, who arrived at Bristol on Saturday, and who met with such an enthusiastic reception in that city, left the Bristol station of the Great Western Railway yesterday morning at eight o'clock, amidst the strongest possible marks of enthusiasm. They reached Pad- dington at half-past eleven o'clock. In consequence ...
... i THE AUSTRlIAMAY COMPANY. I f L4t 4--. ?? On Tuesday the usual half-yearly meetir o prietors of this compan was held at the of lees iz street; John G. Cattley, Esq., in the chair. The CuAzRMAN, in opening the ?? e . his regret at the continued indisposition of th 1i governor of the company, which prevented his bei . 19 on the occasion. He stated that had it not beei tv.' an act would have ...
... THE UNITED STATES, ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The Cunard mail steam-ship Canada, Captain 014 Lang, arrived at this port to-day from Boston and tls Halifax, with dates from the former port to the ths 9th, and the latter to the 11th instant respectively. to Besides the mails, she brings 67 passengers, and i 200,000 dols. in gold, and £5,000 in English ...
... FI&HSTFUL OCCURR ONCE AT CA VB K- WBLL-A SISTER SHOT BY fEB BROTHER. _ ?? | SincefNonday. last a considerable deal of excitement has e noiglbourhood of the Conmeercial-road, Cam- berwell, near the Pockham-fislds, in consequence ofa young lady named Mary Ann Minhane Burn having accideutally been killed by her brother, a young man of 18 years of age, by th sudden exllsion of a double-barreled ...
... TB.A -NKSOIVINVG FOR TIlE S UPPR ESSION OF THE ?? .11 UTLYY. L-ROM A 'VI'PLEMENT TO LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.] At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 12th day of April, 1iSli; present the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Counil: It is thicb day ordered by her Majesty in Council, that His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbary do prepare a form of prayer ancd thanksgiving to Alinighty God for the ...
... SIGNOR GRAZIAYI. 'To TEEs EDITOR OF TILE MORNING CHRONICLE, SIR-As Ar. Gya has thought it advisable to insert in your ournal an infinitesimal part of the Graziani corre- sponnenee, I am compelled, in justice to myself, to ask you to give equal publicity to the following facts:- G}raziam's agent first applied to me, stating that he (Signor Graziani) was disengaged, wishing to know if I would ...
... Yesterday the twenty-fourth annual general meeting of the friends and supporters of this society took place at Exeter-hall. The chair was occupied by John Pemberton Plumtre, Esq. The report, as read by the SECRETARY, expressed thank- fulness for the success gained during the year, The income of the society amounted dur ...
... I OL.mivZ CHfRONrICI OPPICI, Monday, l p.. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCIL [THROUGH MR. BEUTER'S AGENCY.) THE FRENCH FUNDS. PARIS, SUNDAY. Rentes were first done on the Boulevards at 64f. 80c. ; fell to 64f. 30c. ; and the last trans- action was at 64f. 40c., being a fall of BE since Saturday's closing price. Austrian Railway, 7f., and Lombardo-Venetian 5f. lower. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. L[BOU OUR OWN ...
... WLD'S GREAT GLOBE, LEICE$ TEA- SQ UAIUE. An additional item of attraction has juit t ?? this comprehensive museum of objccts of geigril'pi!: scientific interest. The novelty conists in a rgi'1 t1: r representing the different features most admired i: :- in that famous region of sccnic beauty ling ?? city of Rotterdam and the pass of St. Go)harl in til Alps. It is trite that the Rhine has ...
... EDITION. EXsPRESS FROM ,E vRvK. [FRQ.M OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.J CHEAPINGHAVEN, MAY 9. I delt in my last on the absolute necessity of all the Northern races (the peoples of England and c,'Ii(lnavia) holding together. Any strife between He, as between the Scandinavian States among thnselves, shsouldl be as impossible as it is destruc- *g*. This idea is the more apparent the more we anine it. it ...
... I CHURCH P~EITBTTIAR Y ASSOCIATION. t The seventh anniversary of this association was held yes- I terday. It commenced at eleven o'clock in the morning, with a sermon preached by the Dean of Chichester, at St. s James's Church, Piccadilly; and at one o'clock a meeting, under the presidency of the Bishop of Oxford, was held at W Willis's Rooms. At the meeting, after the offering of a prayer, ...