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... IAc WESTDERm AD ! WEST DER.BY GUA MAS: I _- X, , , -_ The wcee mee da~ i iM eboard. wee.1k413s 41held yestio2 chai,A ?? the other membevs pr Mr. H. Eedwards In the AbrahamA Jfirkux Sh Ld WFrenh 'piere.Wet Edwars, 'erta Ale B. Bolehaw, MdWooda_. CtUoe fak0r. O:'tmdoor relief ware drawn a. fOlows:.M. Potts. 124'b Mr: Obuey, ;fl; and Mar. Lythms, =- =ouh, the ¶varmor. reiloried the number of pan, ...

... The above society held its annual benefit at Mr. Holder's Concert Hail, Coleshill-street, Birmingham, in aid of their widow and orphans fund. The entertainment, which was underthe patronage of Sir John Ratclift; the mayor, William Scholefield, Esq., M. P., and Eeveral members of the town council, was of a rmost attractive nature, and appeared to be highly appreciated by the very respectable ...

... -EXTRAORDYNARY g I-S FIRST LOPRD OF TEEADIMAlTy. We have an extraordinary statement to submit to our readers to-day respecting the conduct of Sir John Pakiington as First Lord of tie Admiralty. We give the statement without offering any commenitto-day. It seems that some days since Siir John rkington sent for Admiral Dandas and Captain Carnegie, both lords of the admiralty, and told them that ...

... | A fire broke out, the other night, on board the whaler Narwhal, lying at Aberdeen, doing damage to the extent of about £1500. On Saturday, a small sailing boat upset on the Thames, near Milwall, when two young men, named Harris and Carver, were drowned. On Saturlay morning, as Richd. Wheeler, drover, was driving some cattle from Barnet, to be ready for the metropolitan market, a cow, having ...

... . I we Saftne, umariatke to retumn commnications of which i &il ounsslv Camnuleatonsfl should slavs~ ~imai me = = jy nntg PWforthe Wbhat- jns nm must authenltictdbl h maman addrm of the WNWto, not nzisr)sIlY for publica- Mon. but asa gwuusnte of his good faith JVYM~ Ins a some but anonymous critic. T. ImomALz-Yes; if his name appears on the W.0 .wishes to know if there be a Tonic Sol. Fall ...

... TaE CITY oF LONDON.-Yesterday afternoon, a meeting, called by the City of London Liberal Asso- ciation, was held, under the presidency of Mr. H. J. Prescott. The four city members explained their political views, especially with reference to reform and the.foreign policy of the ?? John Russell spoke for an hour and a quarter, and re- viewed very elaborately the doniestic and foreign policy of ...

... Nam o f Railway. This Sane Hlf-yr's Sanen Miles Name ?? Week. 1858. Total. 1858 open. IO( Bedola and Leyburn ?? 83 91 1773 1371 10 IC SelfastandBallymenea.. .1338 1213 18353 19941 65, 10 B'ihoae, ?? Cheshire .. 3198 2672 42486 37833 33 10( Bristol and Fcetor, 6019 3199 89219 843t3 118 2 C oledoi n ?? . 12389 12121 116939 143210 1981 30 Cork and Biandon .. 307 308 4690 4768 20 ii Cork, ...

... THE GREAT EASTERN STFAM I ~~SHIP. %- (Pnnn the Obscr'vr;t -~ ?? - The Great Ship Company having been deftltit'ely formed for the purpose of purchasing the wre Bast-rn and completing her equipment, and all the necessary arrangements connected with tho transfer of the ship having been made complete, active stena are now being taken in order to have the vessel read for sea by the latter end of ...

... THIE REPORTED ALLIANCE, OPPENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE. TO THE EDJTOER Oi THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY, Gentlemen,-If it is true that the great military Governments of Franoe and Russia have concluded an alliance, offensive and defensive, against Austria and all who may be disposed to assist her, there is no longer any dilficalty in understanding the nature of the impediments whiclkobstructed the negotia- ...

... MR. BERNAL OSBORNE AND SIR I . 11. LEEKE.. Mr. Osborne, in referring to the new Lord of the Admiralty who was ordered to Dover to oppose his re-election, said the other night--I congratulate my- self and you that after a fortnight's canvass and a fortnight's meetings we have at length some little inkling of the opinions held by Sir H. Leeko and Mr. Nicol. I find, gentlemen, that on this day ...

... | COMMISSIONER YER'S GREAT An ;A. _ABELL. An interesting trophy, obtained during the late r attack on Canton, has just been placed in a prnsri. nent position in the central transept of the Crystal Palace. It IS a very fine bell, taken by onr troops . from the great temple at Canton, and has been pre- s sented to the Crystal Palace by Major-General Sir D Charles Von Straubenzoo, commanding our ...