... i ERIAL HOUSE OF LORDS. bf THURDAY, MARCH 1. The house met ati fiv oelock. Lord Ci IEimspoRD mmoved for leave to introduce the Solicitors and Attorneys (No. 2) Bill, which he said was identical with the bill introduced by the Incorporated Law Society last session. It had re- a Calved the assent' of all the law sooletle;, and the Be sanction of the whole of the judges, at After a few words from ...

... The Verona correspondent of the Vieuna Pres8e states that the authorities are on the traces of a revo- lutionary club, which is in intimate couneotion with similar bodies in Milan and Ferrara. Iy a document : that is now in the hands of the AusttAan police, it is L to be seen that a complete plan of the fortifioatious 5) of Venice was put into the hanis of the Emperor i Napoleon soon after the ...

... The following are some statistics of the divi- sion:- Only one English Liberal voted for the mo- tioa, viz., the Right Hon. Sir F. Baring. The Irish Catholics-Messrs G. Bowyer, J. Greene, M. Hassard, J. 0. Lever, E. M'Evoy and The O'Donoghue were in the minority. Twenty-eight Conservatives voted with the Government, viz. :-E. Antrobus, B. Botfield, Lord A. Churchill, W. Deedes, 'Hon. A. F. ...

... e A contest respecting a church-rate at Woolwich has n terminated, after a two days' poll, in a defeat, the num- bers at the close being 717 to 649. At All Saints, Here- ford, described as a very Radical and Dissenting parish, the result was the other way; the tiumbers after a very severe struggle being-for the rate, 220; against it, 173. g Dr. Vaughan, after a conditional acceptance, in the o ...

... PROPOSED LUNATIC ASYLUM FOR COUNTY MONAGHAN-SPItING ASSIZES. DURING the transaction of fiscal business two very important measures were brought under the con- sideration of the Grand Jury-the erection of a Lunatic Asylum for the County Monaghan, and the consideration of the necessity of mating such altera- tion in our County Prison that the separate system could be introduced therein. Large ...

... SCOTTISE FEMALE PROTESTANT SOCIETY. The annual general meeting of this Society was held yesterday in tbd saloon of the Royal Hotel, Princes Street. The chair was 'occupied. by General Anderson ; and amongst those pre- sent were Rev. Dr Wylie, Rev. G. D. Callen, Rev. Mr Smitb, Rev. Mr Main, Rev. Mr M'Ewan, Mr Barns Thomson, and Mr Cassels. The CaIAiEmAx having stated the object of the meeting, ...

... [REUTE R'S TELEGRAMS]. ' . ' PARIs,'Wonday.-The Moniiteur announces that.yesterday, the Minisler of the United States presented bis~letters -de credence. The Constitutionnetpublisheslan article, signed by its chief edit~or, explaining the French policy in Italy. ?? In tinig the solution proposed by_,M. Thouvenal, tbe article qays' if it-js not a Sardinia solution, it-is an, Italian wne. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, AND THE GRAN5D NATIONAL STEEPLECaASE. By TOUCOS101a;E. I It is pleasant to [record the success of the rising meeting at Lincoln, after such a drawback as a postponement, for to bring it off before Northampton the new programme had to be prepared in such a hurry, that we confess to having had fears for its success. Happily, however, these were groundless, for we ...

... THE REFORM BILLT. (From the Times.) 'The same evening witnessed' the introduction of Reform Bills for England, Scotland, and Ireland. The triple cere- mony was over a little after nine o'clock, and the House,. g after refreshing. itself with a ?? debate on the1 1 Serpentine, betouok itself once more to the codsideration of ra t the Budget. The topics which, appeared to excite most at. 'St ...

... (From the Times.) The tkife returns of railways in the Ignited Kingaom nublished for the week ending February 25, amounted to 1439,S3, and for the corresponding week of 1859 to 2422,749, showing an increase of £'17,115. The followingare the receipts on the principalfenesforthe past week:- miles Opened. Receipts. P ?? SBO 4 I59.1 l60. 1 1S9. Belfast and Ballymena% - 5 6 ,108 1,006 Bitrkenh., ...

... AMERICAN SL.&VERY. To the Bditor, of Tlee -Psa&'esfeteie (zicueioasJora) Philadelphoiai, U.S. Edinburgh, 27th February, 1223 cc Sir,-In your paper of the 2st Jaur zo ae an t article headed, Dr-s. Caudlish and Onthrle.1 Had that ha article appeared in any other than a re'ligious journal, pro- uj. fekssig the highest orthodoxy, I would not have thought of Z' noticing- it, or of asking, as ...

... GLASGOW, MIARCH 7,. STEAMAER FOR THE MesrnIDn AN GeVZ:auxtEyr.- It is always with pleasure we bear of our coiantrvna>a distinguishlinzg thlemselves in other coantries. We have, therefore, satisfaction in translating thle foliew- lag f'romn La lie ~blie of thle 2ith January, whic is one of a numuber of articles that from time tu tiuul have appeared in the Monte Videan newspapers. Ylis ...