... ?? BBIGHWS REFORM BLL.T, Ott FrIday night Mr. Bright was entertained at a ?eis'?e by his fellow.towussnen, at Recladale, and upwards of one thousand were present, as many as the PublIc Ball could accommodate to such an entertainment. The chair was occupied by the Mayor of the borcugb, and a complimentary and eulogistic re- solution referring to Mr. Bright was moved, seconded, and adopted amid ...

... KOUSE VP LORDS-THuRSDAY, Faa. 10. W Their lordehips assembled at four oclock. TWSMOLDAYL&B DIFPWOO?TT. Ran 'ST.?GEB5IA15S asked ?? ODO person da WtbeOflleb 'ci' Hospoda? of MoIdavis?sIUd'WSiifl0hia was, not inconsistent ?th the Convention of Paris, and what the isbn- tions of the Government wkre upon the subject? The Edri 'Of MALMESBU5OY said itwoold ha inconvenient ? 1W the Interests'ofthn' ...

... - FOREIGNAN DOMESTIC. p?re, ?? 8.-The Count. deMorny. In his sneech to the Legislative Body to-day, said- Let us have confidence when th? Emugror lie us.' Retume with calmness those works of blob I hope Will not be Interrupted. I shall remain firm of right. justice, anti national hornonr.;' and when reosiling those celebrated Words-' The Empire Is peace,' he adds that peace cannot be ...

... |i. :NATIONAL DEFENOES.0 TEE alarmaing aspect of political affairs updn the conti- nent has not in the slightest degre~e brightened during the past week,;~ and If any reliance can be placed uponI the all but unanimous sentiments of Italian corres - .pondents, the current is setting too strongly in favour of war to render any other event probable, Upon no. other supposition than that of hostile ...

... gAS~ FEIG AN(D THE.TOWN COUNCIL. lb xth ?? of T7sdBritol s'cuwtU.-.': ?? Oounci hrie resolved to 6ontinagpaylng Si eester offeringsa to thse Incumb~ent of Bt..J~ohn's for £1S lsie. ved by 'tem, they ought t~prove, that all bralter boeO~l4 ftboe boost WOtld ?? Ol5Ohmief'npidbbelng eatie.. OXltD the incumbent, wouald ooatinus to jp3; cisothers dlid.- herioibsm ?? 'paying their'l~ ro eorefid to ...

... I DINIVERSITY LOCAL GRADIATIONS. On W?dnestlsy aft?neonui1nbliO meetittg was held at- the yictoria.RoOnls, Clifton. for the purpose-' qf distr?hu?lngi 'the ?? ?he ?? ? ?tetiflcatestothe I. ?? for this district, seid 'also to-e?imemO?5te'tite ?? of these ex?miaatibii5, and tp niasitfest tbe? public 0- inigreet 'Id tbemnas ?tffettiog thewelfare .of'soh6ol?Afld 'tue ' pr?,gres?'of edotation'g ...

... ?IixI:rwroL The chair was takent by lMr. H~olland. The FREe WENT of thq Society, laIr. 3. W. }R. Hasselil, ?? thetet~moe'o onued bj ;~iro The cHAisiaKN sali that the In3Htiteton hadbe eod .from-aattsieatreet- to mlore eligible premlseeaeen re.oa tb r of ,fathb~ 'jinteijtiieoltp.& tjseode pro. W d JLAL'E',thi~'t. 3eoeie~.& rtby, ?? was first formed on the 16th of Tebruary. 1857,1una private ...