... Bsi UB ?? LR tv ltB 1ALUS l!OPULI IM SUPREXMA. SUM*, RY. DOMESTIC. The meeting of the House of Lords last evening was almost a formal affair. The only proceedings of interest were the recep- tion of her Majesty's reply to their lord- ships' address at the assembling of Parlia- inent, and a notice of motion by Lord Trur6 to the effect that on the 25th inst. he will ask the Government if it is ...

... I HEALTff OMMITTRE. e The weekly meetig washeld yesterday. Print: Messrs. Doverx ibairnn), Shel, Orellin, Heyworth Is Bowrenf Job, Steel, Barton, and Stitt. r 'YTheoe EnagbFgineer, Building Sarveyo,, and Inspector of Niaces reported variotis psrcicolers o of the opeantions in their several de artseat during dthe week, from which It appered that 130 nuisance :h complained of by inhabitants had ...

... BIiEMIN(GHAII BANKRUPTCY COURT. DBes'oim~ Mi. CO1Dll8saIOXll.lt SANDEns, I *s, It. Rr*littit,y Bil-mitilsthain. - (tertiftle,1to Ieeting, ,ttesdoslv Ire, Air. ltaifirtt( for ?? itissigttees. The estate was is ia-rt SPISU1 one indeeid, but M.Nr. Walford Opposed the bankrupt on tlre- gro5nd f-hat someO Of his Itreperty hadl been llisposed of in a 1,1lowu at least isusiiciotts, tiltlrtingl no ...

... -TURkEY. (paon ouR OWN coRsUsPoiDrm.) CONSTANTINOPLE JAN. 29. On the 21st inst. an Imperial Hatt was read at the Porte which has given rise to much discus- sion, to various speculations, and to some dis- appointment, for it was believed that it would specify in detail the various measures which it is known are under consideration. It is true that its terms are in some respects vague, but this ...

... V:Ie Mat'12eW COVENT GARDEN. Tms EVERiNG THE LIlY OF KI.LA LEY. Messrs.EH. iHaigh, Santley, Wallworth, and W. larlisorP Miss L. Pyne.- And HRiBLEQUN GULUIVER: or. Glants aud Dwaris.-Con- d*ctor, Mr. A. Meflon.-Commencest 7. PHAYMARKIET. TeIls EVENING, OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern, Buckstone, E. Villiers, and Rogerq Mrs. C. Young, Miss Oliver. And LITrLE MISS MUFFET AXN LITTLE BOY BLUE; ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, FEB. 11. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5elc. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Lord BELPEI{ presented petitions fromn the mana9gers Of national schoola in the borough and county of Derby against thle new educational code. THE B.IFLE VOLUNTEERS. Lord TRUtT C) gave notice that he would on that day fortnight call the attention of their lordships to the pre- ...

... YESTERDAY, the election of gentlemen to fill vacancies the in the Town Council took place in Dock Ward, St. atr4 Anne's, Ward, and Cromac Ward. In the first- I mentioned ward a vacancy was caused by the resig- fel nation of Mr. Alexander M'Laine, Corporation Street vir in the second by iMr. Richard Bell having declined q h to act; and in the last-named there were two of vacancies caused by Mr. ...

... MR MILNER GIBSON AT ASRTON. Yesterday evening, the Presiident of the Board S of Trade delivered his annual address to his con- N stituents at Ashton-under-Lytie, in the Town Hall. Several thousands of persons were pre- fit sent. Mr Kenworthy, the Mayor, presided. Mlr Miluer Gibson was received with great enthat- siasm. A considerable portion of the right hon. gentleman's speech, which lasted ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. In reply to Viator's inquiry, we are not aware of a place of worship in Cardiff, for members of the Russian, Greek, or Eastern Church, neither can we inform him what place of worship residents from those countries usually frequent. Can any of our readers give the latter information ? Those of our friends who wish to favour us with their sentiments must bear in mind these ...

... SPORTING NOTES. [WRITTEN BY 'PERCEPTION FOR THE CARDIFF TIMES.] On making my first acquaintance with the readers of your journal-at least with those who hear or peruse with pleasure any information re- lative to the National Sport, I cannot but ex- press a hope that ere the racing season of 1862 is numbered with those that were, the pro- phecies of Perception which will be given at various ...

... Charles Lamb, in ae liter to Coleridge, asks, by the way, may not the Oyles of Somer setshire be remotely descended from Kigg Lcae. Talie oasv my first letter, talkeaway my second letter, take assay all my letters, and I nm still the same-the postman. 1tREcD D VIT.-The Rev. Dr. M11'Lood %%as proceedingfrom the mnarse of D-- to church, to open a new place of worship. As he plassed slowly and ...

... SOUTHIAMPTON, Feb. 4. This beadi.g, which for the last three or four weeks has al so repeatedly been encounterel in the columns of Thek Toises, appears, it is to be hoped, for the last time to slay. , The small blockade has been rmised, and both 'saecoroert B and Aeashvtille are low fsee of our waters Notwithstandinig r the close ?? which, since the 5th of January, the Y first-named vessel has ...