... ?11'di(,J'00115 (1, A CAL.L TO JMR JoCSE CoirETT. -At a meetiing of the United Presvytorian Clircili, lCilerceLMrl, liel( enTtleS- day niglht, a unanimouis aud harmonious call was given to iMr1 ?? Cjrl:)ett, preaclher, to become thiir pas- tor, by appointmenit oF the Presbytery. Tio Rev. Mr Duff, of lleisbdurl), ilreali bed ?? presided. The Dadiq News remarks, on tho change in tho Prussian ...

... ?? makc the following extract from the report t by the directors :-Your directors havc the pleasure of presenting to the shareholders the auditelt accounts of capital and revenue for half- year to 31st January last,, with the usual reports and statistics. o PtEVENt'E ACCOUNT. t The results of the half-year now closed, with i the correspondilig half-year in ISGI, are as e follow 31st Jan., 31st ...

... At a meeting recently held at Birmingham, the following resolution was adopted:- r That this meeting, though heartily approving direct taxation, believes our Income-tax laws to be both dishonest and insulting; that it is believed to be g the opinion of the majority of the electors of Bir- r iningham that no member of Parliament is justified o either in sanctioning or conniving at the present ...

... Aberdeen..N-.A. a It ?? !laiC; ?? l,i!. Do. ..l'Ios Menzies, ! Do ?? .I C~ (astlc ,Kt i. ?? )w ;i i Do. ..L & J. Sni.li ?? C.!iii lEL Do, ?? Ilic .m Io ?? A.: W' Laitto ?? Lothian. i ?? d Do ?? :; Morrison. ?? 31ts~ Do. ._ _.J. N J \illeil. ?? ?? i i ?? Dosatlr.- Iasl ?? Wigi.1 b :: Anityntl7i;g --c .L. Elul.. - Arlro ith ?? c;- I.indsay. K Clo ?? Ji-,I .o31f. IDo - ?? -J. Maeg;Lrt | lo, ?? B ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIH. it0lIfliam'Ilt. HOUSE OF LOlDS-BMOIDIDAY. t Thcir lordshjips met at five o'clock. ITALIAN AFFAIRS. The Marquis of NO]'MAN IY moved for r iiespatches from her Majesty's Mlinister at Turin relative to the Government prosecutions of the C Press and to arbitrary military proceedings in Itlay. The noble Marquis, however, procc(leed to complain at some length of the ...

... RE1jTU'1';l'S TrLEAGRAMlS.1 PrHI.t , Alleli 1S.-Ycsterday, in the Corps Legislatif, MI. Lanmeriur spoke in favoar of the Society of St Vincent d(c Paul. M. Billanlt, in r elply, defended the right of the GoverniLlent to appoint its President. Parngraph 10 of thel Emperor's Address )was then adolted. M. lranmc then proposed an amendment in re- ference to the treaty of commeree, and asked for ...

... Yesterday, the City Parochial Board met in SC the Board-room-Mr Cairns, W.1S., Chairman of D the Board, presiding. S STATE 017 THI LUNATIG WARDS. Gi After the reading and approval of the minutes h of last mecting, and of the Stanl(ling Committee, cl the Board took up the report by the Medical Re- lief Committee on the state of the lnnatic wards a in the Poorhouse, which was substantially as a ...

... Thc following letter, recently received by the President of the Evangelical Alliance, shows the sympathy of Jews with the Spanish Protestant prisoners:- PAIUS, Mfarch 9.-Gentlemen,-Havinglearnt from the public papers the sentence pronounced in Spain against several of your co-religionists, the committee of the Universal Israelite Alliance is desirous to express to you how folly they share ...

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... SUM\IMARIY. Coiera i'i .ajtoni, who las arrived att Mtfadrtd front l cra l ( zi, explaIIu3 thalt lhe was tot : prisorer tc0 tsl- Beritish. le Ie6 sitiVply, he bays, invited to le.a Mvexcico from tl the filar that his presiQU0 nitt 0 LIli tl to' tlkC so ?? t ve ttkl~l Ott activetYC it' lb e agit ati! ot of t lt 111'plttic an ccasion f e: daitj2 tre-h difllicttilies. A , r.ctt rim ic seic is ...

... INSUBORrINATIONT OF THE SECOND LIFE GUARDS. (FROM THER GLOBE-.) We have every reason to hople that a very S(0il11.9 ?? Whiel. is stated to have Mo- ciloed lately at Will(Isor, ino of herl Mnjesty's household regiments, will be maile the means of restoring the corps to the position it ouight to holil in the armly, andl which a few years since it di(l holl. For It considlelrlale time the 21 Life ...

... BY E'LECTIRIC TELEGRAPil. C, I . - ..1 fillunal 'Intmit, ?? ?, - IKOUSE OF COOM)O()XS1-WrEDNFlDAT. The House met at twelve o'clock. ACCIDENTS coOMP5 t I rTON BILL. Mr AYRTON moved the second reading of the Accidents Compensation Bill; and entered into an elaborate examination of the present state of the law applicable to the relations betwveen em- ployers and their worknmen with respect to ...