... 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 ...

... Deduced from observationc taken at the Liverpool Obaervanr, during the week eading laturday, Mfarch 3, WO. Latitude, W 24; 48' N. Longitude, 3 OV 1 W. W3 DaUr ,horlaoutelIa&_Jau' ?? .- Ixtxeai pnOeD I . 'a ! l 1 enaoe ae ir ^. p z X ti 1i ^F~~49 -id rp ?? I uo-n0-- Rii d t mv. ISM P . ~~~btwift dw _ ~ un § -Ws- ii . ! I ?? 0 ~I Mot rdDXSZ bu th k as- fot th~ae mo~~m.st ?? oees. till 27 ...

... LOCfAL IiTELIGENCE. I t~6te ommittee has been formed to, la 3) 5f0orgStting rid of betting houseb of B F,, poited out to one speaker within tollo Uohns te xcmulougb, the contr:court IE how ed with a brutal and disguang s 8i C. ife. tepr ulars of which appeared ,agl1OP° ,oJ llouday14AYIS was drscharged at le i0'rcbS sa5lois on fStrd0y, the re being no a g SoAW.-Afl inquest was held on Satur. ( ...

... LATEST APN ,TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. REUTER'S TELEGRAM. PArts, TuDAY.-The Moniteur of to-day says- Some German papers announce that the French artillery has been increased by the creation of three neow regiments. The fact is, the number of batteries having been reduced, the artilley has, in reality, undegone a reduction. The Afoniteur also contains the nomination of 21 sous-prefoets. MADRID, MARH 9 ...

... 4?. ? -5?7- , - 7 ?? ?- yy.:t7? -: ? ? , ?? ? RF4? - ?? To, OOWMI?Q$ I , ? W Wh9 ; 5 ?? ate an ?? shop. . L. M1.-f the acceptor fails to pay you will bo liable. 5500K EXAon^lL -There are lIws, but we cannot pretend to say what they ar Inquire of the secretary. 0sufaoH-RATE ftrrrioNs.-A correspondent re- grets that ' AntiUoburch-rate did not stabe where she petitions to which he alludes are ...

... PROPOSED BRIDGE ACROSS THE MERSEY, BETWEEN WARRINGTON AnD RUNCOQN. The Board of Admiralty have presented to Parlia. ment a report against the plan of constructing a railway bridge across the river Hersey, near Cuerdley, which forms part of the London and North-western Railway Bill, No. 3. The object of that bill is to forsi a railway, starting from the present L4ndon and North-western line ...

... POPULATION AND IREP2RESEN- .1 TATION. 'Mr. Clive, the Under Secretary for the Home Department, has moved for a unumber of returns which will throw considerable light on our preseut and past representative system. It wil be seen that these returns are extremely coe6preheusive, and that they Will furnish the nmeans of comparing the past arid present with the proposed future representative ...

... | r.lIE YOLTUiMER LVEE. | he following are seme additional ?? to the arrival of offcers of volunteer corps at St James's Palae to-morrow (Wednesdayu fiord Qhgmherlan' Offloo, h 3, 1860. In order to faitate V IVO ti rnepme of Ihe very great number of offloers who will atteifi br !ajesty's uourb upon the 7th instant, and to enable them d8 fd form that they may pus before the Queen aooerdiaR to ...

... I LVERPOOL SPRING i ME' ETING. hi Stewards. Earl of Snfton Viscount A. Talon. Earl of Coventry, hi Lord Courtenay, Sir W. W,,Wynn., art., M.P., and Captint White. Lmsee and clerk of the couse, Mr. Edward W. Be Topham. Judge, Mr. E. Johnson, Starter, Mr. Hibburd. vi at TUESDAY, MARCH 6. bc The attendance on the course to-day was unusually bc large. Amongst the company were tho ?? tih ...

... I THE REVIVALS IN S ?? TLD. UL EXTRAORDINARY SCENES. of WI (A Veds g firom the Banffshire Jourtial.) WI The excitement which has been prevalent in the T coasteide villages of the western district of Ban=ifhire of for the last three weeks has been much greater than b) any.. tue not on the spot bad any conception of, and be quite unequalled it is believed, by anything which m has yet taken ...

... it is the singular privilege of Europe at this moment to number among its reigning sove- reigns one potentate who makes it his special business to maintain peace. AUl monarchs now-a-days avow a general preference of peace to war, and professedly cultivate more or less friendly relations with their neighbours; but there is one who entirely devotes himself to the interests of peace, who is ...