... Common Pleas, Dublin.— M ▼. the Hon. Major Yelverton, in which, it will be roooßnoted, the real point to be decided is the validity of a marriage alleged to have been solemnized between the defendant and Miss Teresa the daughter a gentleman who resided Chetwood, in this county. VKIDAT. The great interest which the case had created in the public mind was folly illustrated by an immense crowd ...

... ' ■ the French win ojmiwi it ten •'clock bj the Emperor, who delivered the following speech:— Messieurs lei Senateun, Messieurs lee Deputes,— The speeeh at the opening of each session reviews few word* put acta and future projects. Until now, thil communication, restricted by its nature, did not place Government in sufficiently intimate relations with the (treat bodies the State, and the Utter ...

... a;]caied tiie daily papers from time to tiv«>, many the military crimes and murders which have leccuily become to lie* r>t, »rp, doubt iesr, be rt'nknteu the Mu.e cause. In ail ...

... FRANCE. THC DEATH OT TBS PRINCE CONSORT. The Monileur of Monday speaks in the following words of Prince Albert's death This mournful event, this fate so sudden and so premature, must plunge into the deepest grief the august Queen of Great Britain, the Royal family, and the whole Brilish nation. The Emperor, the Imperial family, and the whole French people, will particidate with all their ...

... of Captain Walker, late of the Gal way line of American steamers. The excitement consequent on her departure was fully great as that on her first voyage- The shore on each side of tho Mersey was densely crowded with spectators, and the pier heads, landing-singes, and other available sites were also thronged- The day being beautifully fine a large number availed themselves of the river steamers ...

... FRANCE. It rumoured that M. Fould about to resume his former position as Miuister of Finance- He is said to have proposed two conditions previous to the acceptance of his office—first, that new loan should be raised ; and secondly, that no extraordinary credit shal opened for any minister without M. Fould's approbation. The Paris correspondent reports that the Ardent, 800-horse power, and the ...

... THE EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE (from Ae J In the Rochdale County Ceurt, Mr. brings action against his mother-in-law for the recovery property. His only witness is his wife, the defendant's daughter. She is asked whether she believes in future state of rewards and punishments, and upon her reply in the negative the judge decides that her evidence cannot admitted, observing that if she chooses ...

... in, »e would take this early opportunity directing their attention to Pa.test Starch article which of great to thorn in the above process. • Patent Starch has now attained celebrity of the first quality which other possesses; for while it has been received into many of the laundtios the Nobility and the Untied Kingdom, mid its place there to tiio exclusion of other marches, the manufacturer ...

... by the mass of those who prac • it, than any other the useful and ornamental , arts, lailora, even in great cities, are generally tremely bad- Or it may that the providing of the human frame with decent and well-fitting garmenls is so very difficult a thing, that (save a peat genius here and there) it can be no more than approximated to. As for tailors in little country tillages, their power ...

... BANKRUPTS. —Friday. John King hatter, Sheppard's terrace, West India Dock road, Liioehonse; William James Webb, mat manufacturer, King Henry's-walk, Ball's poud rtad; Henry Austin, manufacturing chymist, liermjnJsey.street, Bermondsey ; John Lake, builder, Penge, Surrey ; John Calverley, bnilder, Portsdowa road, Maida vale; Henry Morris, and Wuliaai Norris, juo., builders, Mare.street, John ...

... German nation, which was lately issued by a democratic committee Berne. ...

... HOUSE LORDS—Mondat. The conduct of Spain reference to the repression of the itn trade was aptly described by Lord Brougham, in the House of Peers, as deceitful. After receiving from this country a large sum of meoey with the express understanding that the inhuman traffic would be suppressed as far possible, it is now found that the Madrid Cabinet givii* strong, though secret, encouragement to ...