... I=E NWXq13)S A.LY i T dDTE TheNo~t.~ o M[a ~doaa~udo th ?? ,e11:ofth GI X 'peI5*Io~he> emperu of 'th 4 ' ~tlton beain, he ad ae~ f th corp ?? @'Theewpcro, 1n *epIy toaount my Who , sented'eeadsg si d: 'Th9e adhesionoitccX 3u~lail'tbumo .va viabge ?? d' euslon of the ?? offlered a specceh worth of fo~t he llbertyifspeechceauses themt1o be b~ siene, the puli often tae enc fortai escence. But ...

... 'I POSITION OF PARTIES IN ENGLA. I i ! , BY LIEUTENAIT-GENERAL T. PERRONET tHOMPSOM. The meeting of parliament hag thrown additional light on what was by no means obscure before. . The two parties li the loglslature who are In poa- sesslon of substantial strength, demonstrate an under standing, that one sha3l not trouble the other by a struggle for the name of office, so- long as a middle ...

... A.N olV~flArD 'A BkRT3EDAY.. The anniversary of Washhngtols birthe brtted bya publit breakfast at the pres cru' the 22ad, when about 170 ladies and gelntlin,,'. Americausnresident in -London, st Setw foest. The Right Rev. C. P. jld1vaine ?? Ohio, presided. I., The CHAi tfmAO proposed the first to of Washington, one around whom all' l coucentrated; and called on Mr. A4elar ministsr A the ...

... I Railway Fassengers' Assurance Company. On Wednesday the Half-yearly General Meeting of Proprietors in this Institution was held at the Company's offices in Cornhill, Mr. J. Clay, M.P., in the chair. The following are the principal paragraphs of the Report, which was read by Mr. W. J. Vian, the Secretary:- The statement of accounts which has been circulated among the Proprietors shows that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCH 10. I a Their lorfishipe met at 4 o'clock, when the royal assent was given to the Consolidated Fuod. (973,7471.) Bill. The lords commissioners wera the Lord Cnancellor, Lord Cran- worth, and Earl St. G e r m a ns. r PETITIONS PRESENTED. Lord REDESDALE presented petitions from managers5 of schools iii Northumberland and Gloucestershire, against the revised ...

... isbe natap Pom~o COVENT GARDEN. THIS RvTSnSa, DINORAII. Messrs. Santley, H. Corrl, St. Albyn and W. Harrison: Misses ThirlwaU and L. and S. Pyne. -And COURT AND COTTAGE. Mr. G. Honey and Hiss L. Pyne.-Conductor, Mr. Alfred ?? at 7. HAYMA B}CET. TEs EVESING, OV.R AMERICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern, Bncstons, B. Viiiters, and Rogers. Mrs. C. Young, Miss Oliver. -THE WIFE'S PORTRAIT. Mr. Howe and ...

... I I 0 THE EDITOR OF TIM DAMLY NEWS. Ss, -Junet now that we are at our wit's end for cojton, halfof ourcotton operatives thrown out of workand a grievous uncertainty staring us in the f~oo whether this year's cotton may get be grown or saved at all in the Southerni ?? Stat'es, it may he of importance to inquire what ihas become of the project of a railway across Honduras. There ~is %no portion ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MoNnAY, MARCH S The LOan CH5ANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5 'lc. PETITIONS PRESENITED.f nthe Er orrof ?? pentda fo numerI of petigoftihns fro Lariod place NWCamrT id ehie agaiste the ruestioed coude. nthbe Bonidhop of WoCESTER al purel entecocd several but- a aos ton thihei wsa extremeyiprct.htte weso Oand tamd ourder of th anda fhorl k themsc sdeadvn s of - thi ...

... EXTRAORDINAR.Y ACT OF MUNIFICENCE. GIFT OF 150,000!. TO THE LONDON POOR. The following correspondence makes known an unexampled act of beneficence: S.Loudon, March 12, 1862. Gentlemen,-In reference to the intention which it is the object of this letter to communicate, I am desirous to explain that from a comparatively early period of my com- mercial life I had resolved in my own mind that ...

... ?? erourt. WINDSOR CASTLE, SUNDAY. The Queen, the Crown Princess of Prussia (Princess Royal), Princess Alice, Prince Alfred, Princess Helena, and Princess Louise attended Divine Service this morning in the Private Chapel. The Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor officiated. MARCH 29. The Queen and the Princess Helena, and Princess Louise, attended by Lady Augusta Bruce and Colonel the Hon. A ...

... NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. HOUSE OF (COMMONS.-THIS DAY. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Poor Relief (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill-committee; Births and Death; Registration (Ireland) Bill-second reading; College of Physicians (Ireland) Bill-secondrending; Bastardy lIreland) Bill-aecond reading; Pierand HarbourActAmendmentB1l- committee; Industrial Schools Acts (1811) ...

... CAT-O -NI~TALS. - ITAW- NIA'S SHAo. o mE VIoti OF ]R EWPAflb T le catol-nine-ti9s is so essentially an aris- rz 1onseittiofl, that we can scarce hope to see it tlohilcd u-til the ?? political influence of * y itself is subdued and crushed. The the asnitl~ry vitllamuch tenacity as a dng to his bone, D olle ititv ll ilstu it of torture, which is a disgrace'to blts5 in ioud a scandal upon our ...