... I I (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Ia ?? following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- a terdayl: . PARIS, MONDAYL ETENiNo. ri Oa Saturday last, as soon as the telegram came a, atnuouncinrt whlat had passed in the House of' Comn- p mons on Friday, I felt justified in saying at once, 01 in very strong language, that the whole thing was a mystification, and That the French1 govearnment had ...

... ?? have received, eke Trieste, In ?? of the pall, files of papers from Calcutta to the 23rd January, an d from Hong King to the 15th of January. The foli lowing i from the Calcutta Rr glishinan - Duaing the last fcrtnight we have had no stirting events; the game phranes and words used by Us last mall would equally 1 apply to the events: that have since occurred, it we may 3 except a aervIc6 ...

... I THlE )INISI E1{IAL REFORM BILL. l BY. a1ving in our publication iii yesterday beon unibtled, Dne by the tnagnetic telegrapit, to lay before our readets at ~vVry ample and accurate summary of the Chancellor of the ExObequar's observations in introducing the go- vernment reform blill on Monday night in the Commons) cis we now append a full report or the principal speakers ets' who took part in ...

... TNE HUGUENOTS-LECTURE BY THE REV, W. Al. PUNSHON, OF LONDON. L.AsT evening, the Itev. Win. Punshlon delivered a lecture on The Iluguenots, in the Donegall Square Wesleyan Cheurch. The building was crowded, and even the aisles were fully occupied. The audience included many of the clergy and laity of all the Pro testant denominations in town. Amonast those present were-Rev, Dr. CoOrKa, who ...

... - . . I I I . - :e TirE Ministerial Bill is at length before the country. di le With what satisfaction it will be received remains to rh d be seen. It has been all along quite clear that no ex- ti' e- aggerated expectations or desires have been indulged at e in. People have waited patiently for what the Govern- ti y ment chose to bring, forward, prepared to judge the cc y Bill when it appeared ...

... INNOVATIONS IN THE ESTABLISHED: CHURCH, IT is more vexatious than anything else for a Churchtb be n forced to chafe itself on small individual deviations ftoi ` ordinary usage in forms and systems. The matter 4AP - .p pears so exceedingly small that the individual is more sympathised with than blamed, whether he is to blame a or not. He carries with him a small tinge of incipient n : martyrdom ...

... List night a tire broke out in the establishment of Messrs. Wilson and Armstrong, general hosiers and out- fitters, No. 12, Naesu-street, and was distovered by police-cinstabla 176 B, at about a quarter past seveu o'clock. Tho constable at once gave the alarm, and on proceeding to the burning pvemnises ascerteiued that no person resided in them, and that all the people in the employment of ...

... LOSS OF THREE LIVES. _ , _ ~. Calais, Sunday. The Royal English mail steamer ran foul of the pier on entering our harbour last night. Damage was caused by this accident to one of the wheels, by reason of which the steamer was driven back into the Channel. Three passengers perished, the victims of their eagerness to disembark. All the other passengers, together with the Indian and usual Mails, ...

... LAW NOTICES-Tais Diy. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 11. Motions (the Fourth Seal). Demurrer and motions: Ma-lean v Daweson. From Chambers: In Re Mexican and South American Company, by order. Causes, &c.: Wilson v Copland-Neale v Stuart-wEdwards v Crowther-Lazenby v Kibble-Woodburn v Grant (2)-Goodall v Goodall. In Chambers (at four o'clock): In Re Nicholson's Estate-Lane v Smith-In Re Wa. ...

... I iEBRA PALIAMENT. I - FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. BY MAGNO TELEGRAI'H. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, MARCH 1. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock 4 RATES AND MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE ACTS. The select committee on rates and municipal fran- chise TVc was appointed, on the motion of EarlI VEXATIOUS INDICTMENTS BII. Lord CAmPBELn moved the second reading of this bill. He explained that the ...

... TriE usual fortnightly meeting of tie Belfast Harbour s Commissioners was held yesterday, in the Board- I room, when the Chairman, JOttN CLARKE, Esq., J.P.,f presided. The other members present were-E. Coey, James Hamilton, William Muilan, Thomnas Sinclair, J Robert Ilcnderson, Robert Patterson, James Carlisle, and Ja mes Mlacauley, Esqrs. The SCiRETARuY read the minutes of the previous ...

... becoming a mother daring her hatband's mayoralty. ...