... THE MERCANTILE MARINE I SERVIXV ASSOCIATION. . The monthly meetiri of this bfidy Iwas leld rsto d'ey, at the room i, in Water-street. Captain .i-hit presided, and amongst other members present were OaptainS H. R. CaUmming, Gi. If Cobbott. H. J. Ward, John Olive, Chhrlea PowelI, John Watkins William Widdicomh, Henfry Oakley, George Roehe Henry Stoeks, Irvine, &muel Reed, 16. Goble, Hawkins, ...

... ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF Tim CAMBRAN SOCIETY. In cornexion with tbe proceedings for the ?? of St. David's Day. the utembers of the L'ambrian Sse5t r lt . brated their ltty-eoond anniversary by dining toretber ta thr evenid gt the Itoyat llotel. Dais itreet, Theuhlexrw*Sooetee4 by Mr. hfuhrt Thornou, and Dr. ~isurstledsthe vico-chair. in addition to the ?? Ote society, many, of theitriesida joined ...

... I I| IVY ZLW0IC AND MscANo TRLeWR&PH. The United States mall steamer New York, from New York, passed Hurst Castle at 6 45. The grand' jury have ignored the bill 'agst Mr. and Mrs. Banks, charged with being implicated in the Andover murder. Experiments made at sea with the Armstrong Kun have been highly satisfactory and with a few trifling alterations it can be worked in a seaway with the ...

... LORD DERBY AND HIS SUPPORTERS, The Momcing Herald in a leader respecting the withdrawal of Mr. WaIpole and Mr. Henley from the the Ministry, says:- Far from being divided, the c01 Conservative party are animated by the best spirit. iral The meeting at Lord Derby's yesterday passed ace off in a most satisfactory manner. Unanimity pre- In vailed, and a strong determination was shown to the ...

... . I_ at HOUSE OF COMMONS. a- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. The Speaker tooli thea chair at twelve o'olook. LIVERPOOL CORPORATION WATER BILL. On the motion of Mr. C. FOsRzSTE. the order for the committal, of this bill WASKdic~rgd and the 3bill witbdrawn. REAL ESTATES INTESTACY BILL. Mr-. LocKE KING- moved. the second reading of this hill, explaining that it simply provided for a division of real estates ...

... I ?? dka to eamm ?? ot tblich ?? should always YSI 15 lutemledfor 1DSUIOI molut atisated by the t but asagiiO Of hi god fa l orth.ua The lines BaohelrS hoi' ame declined. EL XL-They oan. IL S.-We ?? heard Of A sailing vessel going at the speed named. Received for the fam 'Of the late J. B. Herbert, freom Mr. John 8mlsu, los lodings-Lo. k at the list of ve3ssls entered for A YOUNG 'us.-The ...

... REPRESENTATION, OF SOUTH LANCASHIRE, ' I Oar highly-respected townsman William Brown, Esq., intimated a short time ago that it was his intention at the close of the present Parliament to resign the seat which sine the year 1849 he has occupied as one of the representatives of the southern division of this county. This announcement was received with regret not only by his constituents but by ...

... | I The weekly meeting of this board was held yester- day, at the West Derby workhouse, Mr. Whitby in the chair; and the other members present were Messrs. Bolshaw, Ledger, Roberts, Abrahams, Nich- mond, French, Parkin, Smith, Wensley, Mortis, Mawdsley, Roscoe, Stone: haw Kirkas, Medcalf. flwe drawn as follows :- Mr. Potts, £130; -Mr. Olney, £36'; and Mr. Lythgoe, £24. -Mr. Gough, the ...

... LATEST TIELEGRAPHIC NEWS. or lade l COURT, &c. at us Her Majesty held the second Levee of the present J0season yesterday afternoon, at St. James's Palacii. ,4, Her! Majesty will hold a Drawingwroom at St. '1 James's Palace on Thursday, the 14th of April next, in at two o'clock. INDIA TELEGRAMS. 31 FOREIGN O6FIOE TEIEGRAM. 15 The steamer aBombay, from CAIRo, FEa. 23. d, The steamer Bombay, from ...

... LORD ELGIN'S EXPEDITION UP THE YANG-TSE-KAKG. (From.the North China Herald of ian-uary 0.) The squadron, consisting of the Retribution, Fu- rious, Cruiser, Dove, and Lee, it will be remembered, left the mouth of the Shanghai River oa the morning of the 9th of last. November. For the first week we made but little progress, in consequence of- the total change which had taken place in the bed of ...

... - ?? ?? l S SALUS total LEX 13pBM At the day sitting of the House of Coom- mons, yesterday, there was a long discussion on the motion for the second reading of Mr. Locke King's -Real Estate Intestacy Bill (a blow aimed at the law of primogeniture), and the result of a division was that the bill was thrown out by a majority of 195-271 against 76. Another debate took place on the Con- veyance ...

... LIVERPOOL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF JOURNEYMEN PAW.QOKERS. The seventh anniversary j dinner of the members of this association was held oh Wednesday evening, at Mr. Tower's, the Angel, Hotel, Date-street. 'the party numbered about seventy, and included, besidee members, several gentlemen Rwho have taken a warm interest in the progress, of the institution. Mr. Charles Batten Presided, and the vice ...