... II FCTIONI 01 LAL ASTER. 1] th 4v N OF 0ld MAYOrE.-Immediately aftor the close of the Council proceedings on Wednesday, the members of the Council proceeded with the newly elected mayor, Mr. Whelon, to the King's Arms Hotel, where they sat down to dinner. They were joined otwo members fr the borougb, Mr. S. Gregeon and r. W. . Garnett, and by the twolast election, Aunders and Mr. Fenwick. A ...

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... LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. The steamer Vectis, with the Calcutta and China S mails, arrived at Marseilles at noon. The mail left b for London at 2 pnm. _ _ ?? THE BUILDERS' STRIKE. C COURT OF EXCUEQUER, YRST&TRDAY.:-Tile 'j QUEEN V. PERIA.M,-The court refused to grant a s rile to show cause why a habeas co7puS should not a issue to bring up Perham, the mason, now under- rJ going ...

... LATEST AH I TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A cabinet council was bold yesterday afternoon. A paiulic meeting was held in St. Clement Danoes yesterday, at which resolutions were unanimously passed for the formation of a volunteer rifle corps for Westminster. Lord Binghain and Lady Coeilia Gordon Lennox were married yesterday. Mr. W. J. Dunsford has been elected chairman of the commission of inquiry into the ...

... LATE ST TELEGRIAPHIC NEWS. m The Honourable Mountstliarb Elphinstone, author | of works on India, died at Lid heat in Sarrey n lit Sunday. a A cirscular sent fromn the Audit Office to the lil various public offlcen in London, inviting co-opera- til tion for tho formation of a civil service rifle in brigade, has suet with great suocess. RI Yesterday morning, in the Court of Queen's Bench, ra ...

... I The raising of volunteer rifle corps is every day more and more assuming the character of a great national movement; and it is one grand advantage of the .age and country in which we live that every movement which is made to promote it is at once known, by means of the press, from one end of the kingdom to the other. The separate corps which compose this force must neces- sarily vary in ...

... LIVERPOOL SCOTTISEI RIFLE VOLUNTEERP. A general meeting of the members of this corps was held yesterday, in the Common Hall, Haokiu d- hey, for the purpose of receiving the report of the comcmittee appointed a t the inaugural meeting, and for the further enrelment of membetrs. J. R. Rlobort. Eon, Esq., presided, and the room was thronged by as-fine a set of animated young men as could well ...

... Till', ?? N OP THE ROYAL I C'HARTER. A gcnteman , who left Moelfra Bay on Wednesd ay morning scattC iltat on T1u1 lay another ?? o~f a man--was washed up from the wreck. With thle exception of M.Ftrfom aceste, cd tho ives, ll he srsners~~0lef dithe ncn of the late dreadful catdsti Cor dinees Iny theasot rap sowr.a Foesti ery howevr, caro and, to the mostperseverin;l manner to walk nalong th e ...

... I I have jint h-j an opp)ortnity (s ys the L nduii correspondent of thq Manchester Ourdifaez) of haii - ing franx an intelligent fLiend-thoronghlylClver- sant with the Vi-anch lapguage aud Elrenh lifo of It kind seldown seea by Loglishnien -tio iijtreosiius blade on blue by smno monthe' recent iewidenoe in various Freijal aoiacty Imuses in lne of the best Pl3lulated and most prosperous ...

... Immediately on the election of Mr. Goodair as alderman becoming known, many of the burgesses of St. Petters ward began to consider as to who should be elected his successor as their representative. Mr. James Toulmin had been named as a probable candidate, but he declined; sand various parties including Mr. Thomas Naylor, Mr. Richard Threfa~ll, r. D. Ark Wright, Mr. T. Dixon, Mr. William Naylor ...

... DEPARTURES FOR NOYEMIBER From kresTon. To BLACKBURN, ACCRINGTON, BURY, & ANcjEr 6-35 mixed.-9-0 11-0 Os. 1-45, 4-5 5-10 7-30 mixO i -On Sundays: 7-30 hr. 2-15 6-15 A, all )'JA (*To Accrington, and on Saturdays only.) To BLACKBURN, BURNLEYCOLNE, SKiPTON, Bi.n)poR AND LEEDS.-6-35 mix, 9-0, *11-0 1r. 1-454-5, 5.1 ,- mix, A.-On Sundays: *7-30 m. 2-15 *6-15 A, all DG'5 ?? Colne only.) To LYTHAm, ...

... (F owl teke Gardeneers' Chre0d1e.) CONSERVATORY, &C.- Next to cainelias, azaleas are perhaps the most showy plants that can be had in bloom early in the season, and where there is a good stock to select from some of the most forward plants should be placed in heat soon, moistening them overhead two or three times a day. Unless, however, plants can be had which made their growth and set their ...