... r, fi r> SATURDAY. (Before tne Rev. T. POPE and J. LBWIS, Esq.) BEER HOUSE OFFENCE.—James King, Locomotive Inn beer-house, Baneswell, was charged, on information of P.C. Willett, with having h.is house open for sale of beer at twelve o clock (midnight) on Sunday, the 13th instant. The officer proved finding three men in the house drinking. Defendant said the men in his house were engine ...

... ISpttome oC Kete. In At the recent review in Paris, when the troops ii t, y; past the Emperor, many of the regiments cried, Itulie! tfgr. Perny, Roman Catholic pro-vicar at Canton, arrived at Marseilles from Rome. This prelate, who H,LJ^ded twenty-two years in the extreme east, has ijJ ™ the costume of a Chinese mandarin. His head tjje fVec') and he wears a long tail from the summit of > ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, MAHCH 17. DEBTOR AND CREDITOR BILL.—On the motion for the third reading of the Debtor and Creditor Bill, Lord CKANWORTH moved an amendment to retrench the clause for restricting the appointment of official assignees in bankruptcy cases.-After some discussion, in which the Lord Chancellor, Lord Overstone, the Earl of Donoughmore, and Earl Grey took part, their ...

... Deeply touched by the kindness which has dictated the wish for public demonstrations on the part of youT noble people to ourselves and our companions in exile we trust that our motives will not be misunderstood if 'we'crave permission gratefully to request that the proposed demonstrations may not be held. We feel that after our long absence from the world we cannot give to such forms of ...

... HER MAJESTY and his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, accompanied by the youthful members of the royal family, purpose, according to present arrange- ments, to leave Osborne on Tuesday next for Buckingnam Polace. THE students of Berlin recently solicited the Prince Regent to be allowed to organise a procession by torch- light in his honour, on the occasion of his birthday. But the prince has ...

... DEBTOR AND CREDITOR BILL.—On the motion for the third reading of the Debtor and Creditor Bill, Lord CRANWORTH moved an amendment to retrench the clause for Testricting the appointment of official assignees in bankruptcy cases.—After some discussion, in which the Lord Chancellor, Lord Overstone, the Earl of Donoughmore, and Earl Grey took part, their lordships divided, and the amendment was ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES AND COLONEL BRUCE.— A letter from Rome, in the Opinione of Turin, accuses Colonel Bruce of a breach of etiquette in not allowing the Prince of Wales to have a private interview with the Pope, but entering the presence with his royal highness, although, observes the writer, the Prince was received as sovereigns are, and as such should have been introduced to his holiness ...

... lirobtiTCial RAILWAY OFFICIALS.-At the end of June 1858, there was a total force, or army, of railway employes in the whole of the United Kingdom of 147,422 persons, against 153,697 in 1857-viz., 112,623 in England and Wales, 18,980 in Scotland, and 15,819 in Ireland. The list included 359 secretaries and managers, 47 treasurers, 331 engineers, 532 superintendents, 283 storekeepers, 290 ...

... ~~~4~)u~d~~eU ~z ~~feir~u. C0s1al. y Gwenith am 3odair Blynedd. ?ris cael ei ofyn i n; yn awr ac eilwaith. I Gsafad by hysb yu mnai cyfartaledd (averac) y ha r ydjj Y Wenith, y chwarter, am y blyeddoedd hc p7~iyd 3 t fel y oalyn:- he Dlynedd. 12 1855 . 3 14 8 1856 3 9. b2 1857. 25 16 4 YE 18-58 .. 2 4 4 P'v derbyYr ymddirned yn ngbhirdeb y 05jl} te svrth gytQl0o plherclbogIOn tiroedd a* ...

... INDIA-THE BOMBAY MFo' I The Overland Mail has arrived. .,eBombay dates are to February the 25t. The f-..vwing is a summary of the Bontbay Tinies of that {me TANiTIA Torn,.-It is -,possible even to say where this leader now is. A xtter from Koosana informs us that the force unde .&6rigadier lonner, C. B, came up with the rebels - that place on the evening of the 10th instant, at al-at six ...

... LONDON CATTLE-MARKET.—MONDAY. The imports of foreign live stock into the port of London during the past week have been moderate. The official Custom-house return gives an entry of 611 oleo and cow., 215 calves, 1,330 sheep, and 22 horses, making a total of 2,17S, against 737 at the corresponding period of last year. There was rather a larger supply of beasts at market to. day than on Monday ...

... On Thursday afternoon a fete took place at the Barracks, Newport, the quarters of the 2nd Battalion of the 21st Royal North British Fusiliers, in commemoration of St. Patrick's Day. The morning was fine, and this led to the supposition that a beautiful day would favour the festivities; but the gal- lant soldiers were doomed to be wofully disappointed. The rain commenced to descend shortly ...