... 4 - - -- Rogvl., M'tOUcu 19.-The Prince of Wales is in no 0 such feverish haste to abandon the Eternal City. c His rbyal highness continues to mrko excellent use II of his time, which he divides between the study of tl art and antiquity in Zlume itself, and excursions to ti the mosb interesting localities beyond the walls. l Castel, Fasano, and Ostia afforded him a charming r trip last weok. ...

... TO CORREASPONDENTS. I We annot undertake to retrn commnnications of which we do not avaiU ounselves Communllcations shoulR alwvays be legibly written. and on one side of the paper only; it lng I inreses the difmulty of finding space for thrm. Whatever is intendod for ?? must be authenticated bY the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for prblication, but as a guarantee of his good ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCEO TIE :KIRKDALF RAGGED SCeOOLs.-Funds are required for the carrying on efficiently of those schools. Three hundred children, the very poorest from various parts of the neighbourhood, are in daily attendance. Tailoring and shoemaking are two of the industrial employments lately introduced with great success in these schools. The treasurer calls most respectfully aind earnestly ...

... I HOUSEIFWESE' CORDAR I LrVIB}POOL AND BIBR2ti'fAD AXBM. kwr. JOESS S. n11URRN50RD. APrwIOL Wednesday. Wednesday. e. d. d La d. a. d ?? V pond.0 6 in0 ?? 6 (B 0 S mutton .. . 0 6 Q0.8 6 a 5 ?? 0 ?? * O.0 8 Lembiforoaud hindiaj. .10 6 .21 0 .. 0 08 0 0 Vzeh Fork . V pound0 6 ?? 0 0eoo Lobstr ?? ,. 2 6 00. ?? 1 2 ..1 4 Salmon ?? 5 O0. 00 ?? O.. 0 0 CIod. .h, ,. 4..- 0 ?? O 3 0 4 Holesa. . . 0 ...

... LOCAL INTELLIR~ENCE __ ?? ST'l PTERS'S PARTSsc CHWISCH.-Anothor lectuIre, to a ur rge and attentive audionce, 6cl~oi. ,ivercd i cA thle schoolroomD, last evening, by Mr. Mercer, on The Chemistry of Food. r It W esat inteetin and ina~isctiv~e, a.'ll showed( ?? i~mi the supply And man's dt h of varus Iynils of food. The next L, lo i n Phrntsra will be delivered bycor.itect f ec- turer onl ...

... L;- CA INTEL LLIGENE. Amongst thes subscriptions announced in the Lop- donapa' in aid of the Neapolitan exiles we find th0 .followvfirom our towonsmeono.-T. B. Horafall, .PNi '50 t('oi Melly, £10; Wihhian Rathbone, A deputation; consisting of Captain Pow0eh clp. tan Sproule, (aptan Lamout, and Mr. B. J. Thora son from the Mercantile ?? Servioe-Asgoletaubb of sAvetpool, accompanied by: Mr. T. ...

... SPECIAL MEETING I BIRE.E~a.EADOF THlE BIRKENHEAD COMMISSION¶ERS Yesterday, a special meeting of bhic board wees held lvi ;in the Com~missioners' Booms, Memilton-squarew for do the purp~ose of confirming the proceedings of' the th finance and the gas and water oommittees relative hi, to taking additional premises in ?? 9h for the accommodation of the commissioners. The of ohair was occupied by. ...

... THE QUESTION OF PEACE OR I WAR. The amounts from Vienna, Paris; and Berlin, received yesterday, still leave the question of Peace or War in uncertainty. hsrom Vienna, a portion of an official article has been received (by telegraph), in which the Anutrian Government states that it has shown its anxiety for peace by the manner in which it received Lord Cowley's thissioti, and by 1 accepting the ...

... VOLUNTEER MOVRENT. I I )FORlMATI0 OP ANr IRIM.~ VOLUNyTR= RIWLE 5 BRIGDE.-A rznna ?? Vwa held last evening at the oUndon, to con. s aider thum dietoy of frmna Irish Volunteer R ifle = in Liverjmol. = were about 60 persons presents Captain Faulknaer was called to the ?? Chairum at i onen. ig the s reedingh t exoesged his oupprov:- of itheprse ofith con haidvent that if an ler ect up in s town ...

... ' -I Wfx 4pnot uidadre to rurn eommuxicoatlona of *.hich Ws 0o VA avali Ounsem 00ommuunloatiolB should niways beS UAW17 WdUSP, and - -8ud of thc aP onV. length It2eM thG MHOWLYa Ofrindlng spac for them. Wbat- en totended for insertion must be authentloated by the name anM addreMU of the wlter, not UCCOMaMU fcr public- Mou, but asa guamatee of hias good faith. The anonymous and slanderous ...

... I ,. I - e, MN. HART'S TRANSPARENT MAGIc. -A highly Uol interesting entertainment is being *ven nightly by SQUI Mr. J. L. Hart, at the Clayton H5all, which draws large audiences. As a professor of the magic art, Tot Mr. Hart has few, if any,equals. I-e discards those coniplicated meccanicaL appliances so extensively employed by many modorn. inigicians, and trusts A mainly to his own dexterity ...

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