... 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, ...

... from. our own Correspondent.) 4 Saturday, April 19. jt GooD FnIAT w LIvEroo.-Beeldea being held as a W solemn day of religious preparation, Good Friday is a day a- which is looked forward to by a large proportion of our busy o population as cue, the afternoon of which at least, devoted b to family snd social erjoyment. In this respeot it takes a place nearly of the samekind, IDthe opinions of ...

... GREENOCK AND WE&IYSS BAY R&LWA.Y BILL I House of Comnmons. Monday. can House of Commons, Monday. os ?? The Committee of the Hoese of Commons, to which the pi ring above has been referred, met to-day,-Mr. Hassard in the ex loss chair. Before proceeding with the Berwicksehre Railway tb and Bill, the consideration of which had not been brought to a close, , ty, Mrr, CoI3mzL, the Parliamentary ...

... PBESEVATIOY Qe LM FROM ?? I A ramAMa, A; &its 7 -1 .,n.d To I , ?? G the Ro-yalNational Lifeboat i Vam held olm Thursday last, at Its hous, John Street, &dal ?? V pman, Zsq., F.&. V P., In the chair. T secretary having read the minutes of the previous meeting, 4. I eisd of 213 was voted to the- crew of the lifeboat of tb Inestitution stationed at Pallng, Norfolk, forgoig off In ltj, f ...

... THE CANONISATION OF THM JAPANESE MARTYRS. I' .. . - f I -~ rs- - - . -- -I I A letter from Rome of the 22d gives the ?? details of the ceremonies which will take place at the cancuisatlon of the Japanese martyrse:- When a certain number of the ?? shall have arrived at Rome, the Pope will hold with them and the Sacred Col- lege a public conelstory, at which the claims of the different patties ...

... RIVER TRESS PROCEEDINGS. 1 The usual 0Moblth!y mentlzg of the Trust~es of. the Clyds NaVIatiOn Was, held ?? Pfovost in the . PQIllOh ! 0al3rB THEOPTOSfITIH TO TEM POLICE BILL. d Thu czxany d the following report by the deputi- . tion., fjl relwtn to the Glisgow Police BM:I 'The deputation, agreeably to their appointment, proceeded to London to attend the optosition of the Trustees to this bill ...

... CARe OF SAMUEL ROBINSON. (Fo the Dundee Advertiser.) The mount of general interest excited by the late events la the career of this indivlidpa has had no Parallel In Fife Iforalor time past, and the following notices concerning his ery He, and the peculationh that havereachedtheir ?? i his conviction as a forger, will, we doubt not, prove gene- rally interestlug-the more o0, as the noticee ...

... ARIBVAL OF THE CANADA. Queenstown, Sunday. The Royal mall steamehip Canada ruvad at 9 P M. Brings 33 passengers, and $1815; landed 88 sacks mals and five passenger, and proceeded for Liverpool at 9.15 rm. all well. New York, Mrch 18 (lEvening) The Federals have occupied Diunfries, on the Lower Potomac Burneide's expedition had captured New Berns, North Crolina. The fight lasted four hour The ...

... I LATEST NEWS-.' I 'g iA Oymrnm Thursda Mornw. I enad flaws ~Ownos Thtwsaty Morning. boat wa BY BLEO2%RZC TBLZGBAPB; hISS HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEIDrESAY. nine The ErsEAxm took the chair at twelve o'clock. 'tian THE OYSTER FOSEIERigS. ~PIn reply to a question from Mr. CAmS, inse. Mr. MSILNER GIBSON said teat the recent decree of To the Emperor ci the French, permnitting deep-sea, fishing at tions ...

... LORD PALMERSTON ON THE NATIONAL I DEFENCES. 1JJ~~k1MAVJ~~d0. 01o The following is a more detailed report of the speech dle. ~ 115d livered in the House of Commons on Friday last, byfor Palmerston, on the pational defenceze, n alstraz~ -fwhict b appeared in our columnas of-Situiday:- to His Lordship ?? subject which has been broughi bi th under the consideration of the Houge by may HOD. Friend ...

... THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER MART. Additional particulars have come to hand relative-to the b b loss of thie steamer. It appears that she asr a fine ve3seld 1o about 500 tone burden and 109 horse-power, and belonged to a the Waterford Steam Navigation Company. A great deal b of traffic was carried on in her between Waterford and b Bristol5 principally in cattle and merchandise, but occasion- a ally ...

... EXTE.NSIVE ForxsaRY r~y A RATE CL.ELL2ML ese 5 rate Gollectot for the local Government Board of fil Tranmiere, Iin the neighbourhood of Birkenhead, has at Traumer in theas lintimated at the monthly meetiag abscondeA. It was intimated at fr. W. J.Town~dsow, of the above-named board ?? MrP had absconded. re the rate collector for the township, oradnab ande r He was lasthat ofic on Monday ...