... (From Aris's Gazette.) I was not at the House of Commons on Monday, and I regret the fact for two reasons; one being that I could not enjoy the memorable scene, and the other that I cannot describe it for your readers' benefit. A friend tells me that he can never forget the appearance of Mr. Gladstone as the lash was laid on him by that gentleman, who, the Standard says, never struck first, ...

... MR. PUNSHON ON THE LIFE AND I CHARACTER OF MACAULAY. On Firiday eve'ning seven or eight hundred persns assem- bled in the~ Corn -Exchange to hear the Rev. W. M. Pun. - e shotres discourse upon the life and character of Lord, Macaiulay. us '~The rev, lecturer. was very warmly received, When 'he entered te5 the hail, as was also W. T. Cox, Esq., who was called upon ItPi to preside. th e After ...

... hW r . - ?? -. ?? . . . I 1. a e The Worcester Chronicle gives currency to the following G ?? the short sojourn of this fiery-footed a d redskin in Worcester, he was one day taking his ease, and, v t with a party ofadmirers, indulging a little in i fire-water, a e the delight of his race, at theYewandlYoung.Un,linIthuriel- o street, when agentleman from Ledbury asked him togratify o e the ...

... THE IIARRIAGES (IRELAND) BILL. Tinm subjoined is a full report of the discussion in the House of Commons on Wednesday, on the order for going into committee on the Marriages (Ireland) Bill Sir E. GPROGAN opposed lthe motion. The opera- tion of the Bill would have a most importantbearing on the social peace and happiness of the Irish people, and lie had intended to move that it be referred to a ...

... . (Durf aO 'Jitsbion. I VICEREGAL COURT. DUBLIN, MONDAY.-His Excellency the Lord Lieu- s tenant and suite attended Divine service- at the e Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle, yesterday (Easter Sun- c day), when the sermon was preached by the Rev. 0. o P. Reichel, D.D., of Belfast. b The Count de Chambreau and suite have left the 0 Gresham Hotel, Dublin, for Paris. CE Ia We understand that Commander ...

... 94f lprtso. ? THE DEBATE ON ITALY. [onox TrEE TIMS.I TuE debate which was originated on Friday night by Sir. G. Bowyer is likely to be of service to the cause of Italy. If there be any Englishman beyond the pale of the Ultramontane faction who is inclined to take part against Victor Emmanuel's. Govern- ment, he must be convinced that he has 'few sym-' patlisers in the British Houseof Comimons. ...

... that E.ASrER MONDAY IN leoNDON. gatc If you bed gone into London Si reets oil Monllay whi last, you would have imagined that all the worldb ad had come to town to make holiday, so vast were own the crowrds, so interminirable seemed the lines of in cr well-dressed people-nieiC, women, and ci.illren tlor -who were trudgilng along the pavements, so for crowded were the omnibuses inside and. out, ...

... The Parliamentary papers lately published on o the gold regions of British Columbia confirm in . the most ample manner the extraordinary narra.- tives from private sources regarding not only the b abundance of gold, but the beauty of the country C and healthiness of the climate. The present d documents comprise the despatches from Governor tI Douglas from February 1860 down to November a last. ...

... Royal Borticattural bociety. The second fdteo of the Season at this Society's Gardens last Wednesday woald have been a success had the weather been favour able, but the rain which fell in the morning, and the threatening aspect of the sky daring the afternoon, kept hundreds away, and diminished the company to those who are prepared to admire floral beauties nuderany circumstances. Their ...

... MR GLADSTON has been called upon to speak twice during the present week. The first time was at Stockport on Mon- day, when he replied to an address from the Corporation and inhabitants of that town, approving of his financial policy. After expressing his thanks, be said he wished he had been fortunate enough to meet them in brighter days. But while he could not congratulate them upon the ...

... FOR LICENSED VICTUALLE-S. *a* 2i p~page will mostly be fogund itereilltinyg to Lsceyrseir F tcllekrs, and the opetations of the UNItITBD Towxi' ASSOCIATION ND iLICENSBD VIC- TUALLERB' DFFLycfixc LxEAGUA ay'e ?? under 94f6r own szern ncxencd. TRANSF1ER OF LICEDISVIS. City, April 11. ALTIGITHs.-.Boblack, Duke-street, Jane Kirkler and Joseph Barker to Jane Young. BiLLIrOIAGIATS.-Green. Lattice, ...

... A.YR-A~mL 9. LcB BY SBY GFOA Jssn WHITn ELMARIO oN -ITAY. -This lady delivered the first of twvo lectures on Italy and Garibaldi, last might, in the Assembly Rooms. Provost Paterson occupied the chair, and introduced the lecturer. At the close, Mr. Jack, HLh.S., proposed a tote of thanks to the Signora, which was cordially given; and a similar compliment having, on the motion of Mar. White, ...