... WDOIIG mi'- SUPAY II4 1.1. SERVIC -. , - , . I 'The~ ?? 1 ig ' F ?? ?? eiiti crowded au OboePtg tott-Bau, Do streot, on'ti Bdayiifternoin, the auliject bet -Penpy Who an4'Tound.Foollsl A '(ter a few pre, *nd er ta 'etiowns th st t ferot-o ' DI = 1 autruth cf then eftt he;*le hnd deeatb. .o lnep~i~ ert, Te personsa wise s&i hou Mnd of' dirt, uiht ie ia Flii *man icl, the d hou, ba~~ti . and ...

... THE SOCIAL EVIL | THE PROSECUTIONS AT THE SESSIONS. At the borough sessions, on Saturday, the fol- lowing persons were called upon to plead to indict- ments preferred against them Kor keeping disorderly houses, which are- resorted to by men and women ! of evil name and fame :-Joseph Bendeno, keeper of the Turkish Divan, Lime-street ; Emile Barandon, Lim-sisreet - William Baxter, B1lton ...

... SeUB POPULI y UIJ ¶ S1PEM& I Last night, in the House of Lords, the Earl of Mialmesbury, replying to Lord Clarendon, said that the Papal Government had of its own accord requested the withdrawal of the French and Austrian troops, which he had no doubt would take place as soon as the Necessary arrangements could be made. The Debtor and Creditor Bill was read a second time. The Chancellor of ...

... THE fHOP NUISANCE, TO THE EDITORS OF THIE IVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-The report of the proceedings at the sessions relative to 'the dancing saloons and other gentlemanly places of resort is very suggestive. With the sympathy expressed, and with, all that was sought to be excited by the remarks of counsel for the defence, many persons will be found to agree. It is in vain that magistrates ...

... I IORERGN INTELLIULN E. FRANCE. - the Heftlds correspo ndent (writ 'nor Th Iioay'~ h'evening) cannot leiarn hai any of tifs warlike pre- Wparations iii France have hedfiscbnntermapdeC, ?.Che' Ia- arrangements for ac f' 100,006 men at Toulon 011 are still pdrponistds jase ~of ~lho crisis many, It as ?? iabou t A i edl The semi-officia idtal th24hj,UpT'blshi'a' at 'communicated not ?? abgoul,' ...

... ?? ALLEiP COPY 01 THS SENTENCE PASSED ON WTRE , , , I ISAVyII 1Patm j.'0gW- ...

... I The weekly meeting of this committee to'k pla yesterday, Air. T. L. Hodson in the chair, and the other m'embers pwort Ur. Dunean, the engineer, reported that the depths of vvater in- tho reservoirs under their respective ovor80ows were:7- Week ending Feb ga. Feb. 19. Bia. rai. Rloddlesworthl.. 9 2 .. 811 ?? 0 O 0 3 Anglaasric 2 O .2 ..0 3 0 pivington .. Presoot . 1 ?j.. 1 2.. 0 0 .8 2 The ...

... SECOND EDITION I .- ITBY ExZodu Ar D MAOXZn TEcoriApa. Lord Lovaine will replace Lord Don6ng , as vis-president of the Board of Trade. Mr. F.Lyre M.P. for Tewkeasury, will succeed Lord lov ie a' the admiralty. FRANCE. PARIS, MaONDAY. - Allessandri, luster fer Foreign Affairs in Moldavia, has been reeei- by the Emperor. He was ?? by any depa. tation. He was about to prooed to Englu THE ...

... 8 ALUS POPULI LaX SU Ha . PACIFIC:RUMOURS. For the third or fourth time since the be- ginning of the preseut-year we have just been assured that the European storm has blown over; or is pretty certain to blow over, and that'the danger of war is at an end. First there was a tranquillising paragraph in the Moniteur intended to take ol' the edge of the ominous New Year's greeting addressed by the ...

... SECE DEIRS FROM OXFORD TO I .ROME. At The following is a list of members of the 'Uni- versity of Oxford who have secedod to the Churth of Rome up to the present time - UMVER,3ITY COLLEGE.-Rev. F. W. Faber, M. A, late fellow ;Rev. J. C. Alger, M.A., fellow; Rev. J, C. Robertson M A - Rev. W Maskell, M.A, Examining Chapiain to t'he Bishop of Exeterl, Rev. T W. Anderson, M.A. Mr. ]BALoLrO COLLRGE ...

... TO CORRESPONDENT . ?? We camnot undertake to ret¶n2 ?? of wbicb we do not emil oUrWW Oomm unicatlofs sihoud alw1m be leqA writtee. an an oe .af qf V he PeIPer onlyI; Ieno incr~eme the diffloulty of ?? Igtoe for tbem. What- ever Is intended for insertion must beauthentlcated by the name and wtdre of the writer. not ?? for publica- t$An, butas a guawnieeofhisgood fali If W. ?? will refer to ...

... THE NEW REEORM BILL. LONiDON, MONDAY EVmUNG. The magnetic telegraph will enable you to lay the particulars of the Derby-Diraeli Re. form Bill before your readers. Writing before the statement is made, but when its leading I provisions are known, I may brieflynention the effect which the revelation of this morning has produced on public opinion. A serious rupture has already taken place in the ...