... 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 ...

... LATEST IAD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ?? f TlHE MINISTRY. r: The Expres8 states there are rumours of furthert secessions from the Cabinet, in 'whieh the names of a the Marquis of Salisbury and Mr. C. B. Adderley t( are included, THE PRINCE OF WALES. The Journal de Romte states that the Prince of S. Wales, accompanied by his suite, has visited the PI convent of Irish Dominicans. ir PRINCE ALFRED IN ...

... THE TORY REFORM BLL. Mr. Disraeli's measure entirely justifies the scepticism with which we always regarded the Reform professions and promises of a Tory Government. Having expected little, we are of course not disappointed at getting what is worse than nothing, though we are somewhat surprised (perhaps unreasonably) at the com- pleteneas of the Ministerial failure. The bill, while containing ...

... 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 ...

... aes rola LUX adu SU-lER.I The House of Lords was last nigbt, during i a short sitting, 'entirely occupied with the dio- z Oussion of the Vexatious Indictment Bill, of f which the object is to prevent ?? E being preferred in cases of conspiracy or ob- i taining money under false pretenses until the I ,ccsed person has been before a magistrate, and wliclh on the motion of Lord Campbell, I was ...

... I . The monthly meetln of this board was held last evening, at the commissioners rooms, Hamiltonrevuars. M&..Jobje, Laing iu the chair, and the other members present were Messrs. MGiU, Bailiff, Willoughby, BSylls, M'Whirter. Bell, Golborne, Bradley, Vereist, Rlardman, Hind, Keightley, Harrison. The proeedings aot the lighting midwatching committee and the market committee, which os nui in&eqo ...

... I ISY USLACTRI AND DAomeOrZ ru.lz eI Mr. George Cary is appointed Attorney.Genuam of British Columbia. FRANCE. PARTS, TUESDAY.-The, Patrie pays- Whatever may come of it, the French Government remsins faitl to its policy. Its army went to Rome at the request of the Pope and at the request of the Pope it will quit Rome. mn this new Proof of disinterested- ness and moderation France Will find a ...

... The election of auditors and assessors for this borough took place yesterday. The proceedings were merely of a formal character. LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE.-Tho first of a course of six public lectures on the chemistry of the non- metaio elements will be gives at this institute to- night, at eight 'clock, Professor Hamilton. A FATAL SCALD.-An inquest was held yesterday before the borough coroner on ...

... I IST.RES St) VEEDLEhWOMEN. hestreet. A0 lfter e b emo~ thoe fintbwer Mhis Wtrhe ft hric rk and- *i MieOli, lfrq = * F01190k, the Rev wo William the Rev. Drunamou Aid W' .W and re Mm Watwrg * Mrs.lhuttlewortb, Mrs. Mfyer. &C.,k. Wwile he Tice Chairman, In opening tihe proceedings. said It gas him gra laueto attend thu first lieeting Of a society whose StI itrii ad a much stronger claim to ...

... INAUGURATION DINNER. A public dinner of Liverpool Reformers, the members of the Liverpool Reform Club and their friende, took place last night at the iLondon, Clayton-souars, to celebrate the establish- ment of the club. About 130 gentlemen sat down to an ex- collent dinner, served up in firt-rate style. igr. Cbaies Winmer occupied the chair, and Mr. Robinson the vlce-chair. Aumon t other ...

... THE TORY REFORM BIL.I THE FRANCHISE. The future rights of voting are proposed to be- The 40s. freehold on its old basis. The franchise derived from the ownership of copyholds, lifeholds, and long leaseholds is reduced from £10 per annum to £5 per annum, The occupation franchise is fixed at one uniform rate for counties and boroughe of 910 yearly value. New franchises are created in favour ?? ...

... The fortnightly meeting of this board was held yesterday, in the boardroom of the Workhouse Brownlow-hill. Mr. Overseer Owen presided, and the other members present were Messrs. Smith, Critebley, Whitty, Jackson, Cooke, Chesney Caffe- rats, Eland, D~enton, Scott, W~illiams., Turner, Luff, and Whithy. The proceedings of the workhouse committee were read and confirmed wit~hout comment. THE ...