... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - I A few months ago we noticed the establihment of this rom large cooking affar. For the few months at the commence. ment tbe branches were limlted to fi'e, now thdy extend to sin no less than eteae,, andaresituated ae.follow:-146 Broomi- the law; 45 4Oyde Place, South Side; 98 and 100 King Street, rhe City; Miltln Arcade, Cowcaddens; 153 and 155 Saltmarket; nd' 201 Stobercs Street, Andereton ...

... MONDAY MORNING, APRI BIONDAY' RMGx, APRIL 4. IBy the ?? of the ateamship AfrIca from New York, we learn that a flght had taken place on the 23d ultimo, at Winchester, a town situated about 20 miles south from Harper's Ferry, on the Potomac. It is said that the Confederates under General Jack. son, were tunder the impresslon that the Federals had evacuated the town, and acting on this ...

... A very ingenious fraud has been perpetrated in Notting- ham within the last few days, by which Mr. George Street, a coel.dealer, ha been victianised, Mr. Street' wife, whose maiden name was Wheatley, has several relations in Amo- ica, her parenta and several of ber brothers having emi. ' grated to that country some twenty years ago, In January last, a letter was received, purporting to be from ...

... THE EDITOR'S TR&GEDY. (From the Spectator.) A strange and painful tragedy has j mat been recorded, . which should touch somewhat deeply aU literary men, Mr. Alexander Biralo, the subject of this tragedy, appears to ?? have been one of that class of provincial editors In whom the o possession of literary capacity inspires a deep pride and senase a of power. We by no means wish to attribute sach ...

... 11AMILTON-APRIL 7. ?? n - - T.. _. ?? 6XnW k.LAM1iIEUN-APRIL 1. GLAtcow YEOMANRY CAVALRY.-We learr that tse (ueea's Own Royal Regiment of Gla9goW Yeomanry Cavalry have received orders, through the Lord.LieateRatO of the County, for mustering at Hamilton on FridaY, 2d 1 ay next. The usual eight daya' permaneat drill exe!cil53 will be gone through; and it is expected that the revi5t, races. and ...

... The cuckoo has been heard in the neighbourhood LE Y of Southampton. .a TELEGBSAY FROM GRRECE.-WhO manufactures the ra telegrams whieh arrive in London from - Greece ? pe a They have not even the merit of being plausible sp falsehoods. For weeks past the Greek revolhtion has me s | been reported-dead. Bauplia was taken by Royalist th S I troops. Thei iusurgents wiere begging for pardon. re 3 I ...

... (From mcr own Correspondent) Saturday, Apr;' GIGoANIC BATTEtTUP.LATE FOR THE INTE r N -, jrjeTIoN. -A ?? hammered-iron b- e6SAL YIx foewardei yesterday from Liverpool $ WAS.plat was Mersey Steel ajd Iron C- s t onon by the 2xbibition. It Wih k1 feet 3 i ,es' 1 he ?? w ide, 54 inches thik 1 ud wejg' n ! , 6 feet 3 - t fourtgen tens- T _an w Adbetweenthirteen and ?? ton*- ?? gigantic p' *onble ...