... S1-'liDA . ?? ?? .30, 1859 i~ Fo a vaiety f Wze~restiflg, Foreigo ilDoeC it For a variet*/,, ah i ; = t Nthe.e the Sapp Seiflef ~ Te Crciatlm o th BRs0LMEROGEz durng 1858wasUpwrdsof IX HOUANDperWeek, the Westeof England BERKELEY & LA4GTON F.OR EVERv - , , 1iu m4~ItM Wis cordially -cOiigitulate the~ Libea eleosp rstl on-the triumph'llthey have achievet, naanr~trilg two such tried ...

... I T,. L4IONt GZE'TTES.. II Fgcond Warwlekahirer ilitia.-Etde'! Davies KeeghtbtFaq., to be adJotaht.3Cii3;15,) 2t- Xl i~~l 'cK ?? ?? ie ?? baeca Keu;y'Suerton . fiip. I 'Second Warwichshlra hfilltl-r dJntautblleo' Davies Knight, to Poime}tct'be~lleeute~t ;a'iq ! ~Le ,ambert, Gent', to beI ?? ?? William A~eli lias S5eeni removied I Oxfordslelre Milltia.-Eeward Bamsay,' Gent;', to be eeelgn - ...

... e Prig 01crngr+- SATURDAY, Aminsz 9, 1859. ON Monday evening Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli made a simultaneous announcement to each branch of the legislature that the Government had determined upon dissolving Parliament before the end of the present month. The, declaration was wholly unexpected, and - that ?? have been more distasteful to the isupporters of the Cabinet in the House of Commons ...

... DAYS Or NOM10fATIoN &Crtnartbefl (Co.), May 5; ~Cardi- mn garsirble, may 2; Cornwall (East), May 5; Devonshire jouth), in May 2; Dorsetfihire, May 2; Giamorganehire, May 4 ; tUiouce5. Wj tershire (West), May 2 , Glioceestershi re (East), May 6 ; Elaapshilre (North), May S; Hampshire (Sot),My ;C Herefordehire, May 5; Monmonthshire, May 4; Oxfordahire, t may 2; Somersetahire (East), May 4; ...

... K. 9 ATfDNtsAPI fflc23, 1859 i. - ?? SAITU.)DAYi Apazz.23, 1859. ; A visvy alarming telegram reached London on Thursday bvYuinp, by vhich.iet seems all but certain that the Austrian declairation of war is on the verge of publication. On Monday Lord Derby stated that the Engiish Govern- ment had made a final effort to accommodate the existing differences, Pand' 'tthe 'Munitu of ?? announced ...

... bERWBITE JOBBERY ON several recent occasions there have been lengthened .0isCussions in Parliament on the abuses existing in: the management of the army ; and the opportunities thus iaflrded have. rarely been lost to parade the purity and leffi6ency of the other branch of the service, under the mild dictatorship of SirJ.S. Pakington. The Admiralty, it is admitted, was formerly a sink of ...

... WELLS.-Ti- BAENABSD TESTIMONIAL ANSD tIT. UOTHBRRT r~ RESTORATION FUND.-The final account dftecaite o carrying oat these objects is now before the subscribers, and from it we learn that £683 95. 9dba h muto usrp tions, andi that £773 15s. 9d.,wae expended, leaving a deficiency ti of 10 75., which w ilquidated inequal propotosb egt gentlemen formin the committee. hsct a WELLS BELCTXON.-The ...

... : i 1 ^44 I at 'u ?? - , : -fr tAtugo+ -r 4 HOUSE OF LORDS-TEOsnDAi, March 81. The LOaD CaANcELLOR moved the second reading of a bill enabling coroners:to admit to bail persons found guilty of man- slaughter by coronerf judees. The bill was read a second time. The RailwayTickets Transfer Bill, tbe Vexatious Indiotmentsi .Bill, and the Evidence by Commission Bill were read a third time and ...

... j. ST.W MIY RE F CURCH., X, , ] OnL Thureda Ve~venig, Mr. UEOSIGE PAYCE delivered, at thle troylvii Aaditifns.1 After' briefly roferfing. o g l lastb wee~lts On~ttr '*rclcstaa Acieou~c''u l novelity '6f hme ofhe opiniotie then avacle etrr1 said lie feared thmtany ir~slslh hnhv xie commonly alleged,tereutdimivda ?? one,'hoWever, the defneso die reuie eddt evidenteslthky coudnoteiL Teeuc[fS ...

... I ~ ;, . ! ~ 't I , ~ ~1 - .. .~ ~i!? , .0I SECONDiGREAT MEBTINIG'OF LIBERAL~ 'ELFCO& ' 1n' our Supplement wilt bh found vfull' report -off a'great': mneeting'of Libe'rale held ?? ?? for tboepurnose. of h earlng,,addressee ftrom our members, the HonFAFH. erkeley and W.H.G.Lengton,E~q., On Wedie0s- Czjay eeond crowded ao~emblage, also convened by clrcularand I .comprlsfng electors of the other ...

... SECOND --ED-ITIO-X.. XBY LECTRIC TELEGRAPH. ; ;ABXlRUPTS.'-jroim Last Night's Gazetk]. Thomas Fielder, Warminster. grocer William Spawton, John Hill, Stephen 1L. Owen, andj lRoelens. Northampton, cerriers Charles Company Cooper Islin to, carrter James John Wade. Braintree, nssexi grocer George Patter. Furfleet Wharf, London, lime merehant John Wise and George Edward Webster, Southwark co ...

... Cci~utCAS -A 1~ath0CoUt1yCO tl~arts't weetk, a Pe~OP u'emedf De'avid l~ia~ts be agl ~ner atio Uhaina the-bversrers of ystslyferad bit the easeewas ' ?? but Of 8e ito It, excited .conelde atbl o i hiterest. e important pranliple beingIbyov~d.Theplaintiff formerly kept apbifos ?? Yatalyferg T cald ju~gl llwayZ, the license of which-had 'latterly been withdrawn, In ?? h houseibelow-ratid undje I ...