... jjiaiml and ØJtilitaQj. ADMIRALTY CHANGES.—It is mentioned in professional circles that several changes are on the taph at Whitehall among the members of the Board of Ad- miralty. Two, if not three, of the naval members will retire, including Captain Carnegie, and either Vice, Admiral Martin or Sir R. S. Dundas. Sir A. Milne's name has also been mentioned in connection with the coming changes. ...

... w TO' TffE ELECT OR S, MERTHYR TYDFIL, ABERDARE, AND VAYNOR. GENTLEMEN, THE Bill for Amending the Representation A of the People having been submitted to the judgment of the House of Commons, has, after ample deliberation and calm discussion, been rejected as inadequate to the settlement of so great a question. From the Vote of the H ouse of Commons, the. Ministry has thought fit to appeal to ...

... NEl7WCASTLE. ARAIL 15. AlthounhParliament has not been dissolved as yet, nor has the period of Dissolution positively transpired, still tbe country may be said to be ac- tually in the midst of an electioneering struggle. 'The certainty of an early dispersion of the mem- bers of the House of Commons, and the anxiety of political parties respectively to add to their -strength. have set ...

... IDE AAKPOOiL, alt V-b&D Ss CL.-mThere are:'now some- hundredds I o Vid belonig the ol 6 lacknool Sick Club in the. Po~ton SavingaST Bank. The&Bev. 'EW. Thorm' i; the .and has nominted by deed, a number of jgntlomen his co-trustees, under whose management it {s e -ected that the society will have a fresh lease of use- filess. FLEETWOOD. X AOPUFNT OF ME] Cr l .LThe want of ad- ,aitional ...

... The garrison of Paris numbers 70,000 men! This is ex- h elusive of the Imperial Guard. By a return just printed, it appears that in the year hb ended the 31st March, 1858, the tax on dogs realised a, £ 497,604. n MB. MORSE has presented a petition to the Canadian parliament for an act of incorporation for a company to T connect that continent by a submarine telegraph with b Great Britain, vid ...

... NOTES -UPO eE °E-OR Ad TX TOTBt i~itOL OyanTNW5 ?? LA nt Siu,-~The great ?? f l~i o e markable for . brilliant. ,qratorm, sound argument, lofty sentihisit,;oi' logical rasoufing.9 So co6ntradi', tory weres; the .rgumeflt. adrneed, Bo uterly 'lb- gieal the dducliiO s derved 0hexefrom, so deloralils were hiatoical, facta distorted to sut patticular views and donfirm certain obslete prejudicesta ...

... ZLUOTION INTBLLIgaFWON. BosTo.-The retirement of --Mr. W. ?? Adams, conse- quent upon' his ?? to an: ?? Governmbent appointment, has called into the 'eld two new aspirants for parlsmsentry hoaoura-namely,-Mr. -Stanfland, sol!i' -citor, ok BOStOD, and Mr. 3.; E. Hoiway, of Gunby-park, cl3rk of the peaces for the PartsX of indsay. In his address Mir. Holiway saya:- My' politics are those ...

... PA R LI AM ENTr. [The following summary of the proceedings in parliament v on Friday evening, appeared in only aportion of our im- el pression of last Saturday.] tV HOUSE OF LORDS.-Friday, March 25. gn The royal assent was given by commission to various bills. INDIA. ri The Earl of EcLLENI)oRoeU moved. for copies of all notifiea- id tions issued by the Governor-General of India in cooncil, ...

... TH.E- 0: WEEKLY TIMES. ' MAN CHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIL l1859. TME AvUsrro-RTAwAs DISPUTE.-Sinc we last addressed onr readers the affairs of Europe have! assumed ail aspect still more alarming ; the thought we] of a Congress, and, the hope of peace, if such t exist at All, now rest upon a very frail foundation. oha We canupt presume to give an opinion with regard th to the dimensions which this ...

... I a noUSE OF LORDS.-1 w~ PI , t hr The Lord Char~celior took his 'dent on the woolsack at fiea *t0 O'clock. a I There we a namerous attentlance of peers on both the o ie ministeriu end opposition benches. The galleries were filled P w 'ws1 Wiele; and the space below the throne was, crowded t 'with stralgers, as well as was also the, g~llary. specially a appropriated for their accommodation. ...

... I ? 11 . - . I I! m ? ; 1. . . Y& -B J.~pi Biokt,~oE S~tretfor4ird, Waa1at'we )admitt6d.6. micinber -of thea Royal- Colleieof Surgeons and' of;- ilWeV --uadrstahd ,thatlthe` Uriversity ,of.Xing's qlegroe of N.D. on Mr.-raterson~ of B'Bodon- A-zpe'olal meeting Of the nb6hdter, bh'effel,' '~ind Lnco1n~~re Raillwa Coman A`-was held ?? at M ihbestr, t hot acton certain be Is abo'ntto'be ?? On ...

... 1 v1 ?~ Z; I , ?? -,1 ~,The' Noit' aa h h% ~ i~t~ of tve Unitdd' Ih 2'Mr. zWilariaxn-Hoyle:~ of ~ Zlaithwaite,' iha,,beeli, 'in aO ...