... 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 OUT, WINDSOR CASTLE, SATURDAY, M&R=I 29.-SJ9rC. L. Esatlake has arrived at the Castle from London. Her MAlajesY took a drivo in a carriago yesterday, attended by Lwd Augusta Bruco and the Hon. Colonel A. Hardinge. Their Roysal HignesUes the Princes HelOPA and Louse waoompanled the Queen, Hler Mlajesty continues in the enjoyment of excellent healtb. Prince Alfged went to Dover ?? to meet ...

... On Tuesday, the annual pazh vestry meeting was held in the nave of the Cathedra, the P., H. H. Wostmore gresiding.-Mr. JAMES LINOS, the comptroller, read the following listof churchwardons and sideamen which had been piepaxed:- Obh~ochwraxd3ns. Bldceneu. Mancbecskr ?? ?? Wmi I. Kaje. ?? R. MD. Simth. Water ikllus . ?? D. T. WYt. A.Asbwortb. B. H. Bodion. D. W. Charlderwortb. alrd .. ?? James ...

... I CURIOUS THEATRICAL SQUABBLE IN PARMS, Sonmo extraordinary rows, amounting almost to riots, havo (says the Pari5 correspoudont of the Daiiy.Neivs) been gon on all the week for a very ridiculous cause at the Vau'deville Theatre, and they seemc likely to continue. A ico of small mcrit, called tho C Ootillon, was produced there last Sunday. The principal scene represents simply the performance ...

... IBRRBIREAO OF COLLIBRY RUnS L ; : . . . .. ., _ . . , ., s * .1 . * ?? OnThureday, before the totinty riag straten at Oldisani Mess, Marland and Booth, ownera of tho Woodsldo Oolliery, Ohadderton, wero Summoned, at tho iestatice of Mr. Joseph Dickinson, inspector of minca for the Man- cheater district, for neglecting to provide nanflcicnt von. tiiation in their colliory.-Mr. Dickinson stated ...

... It would be as well if our great moral teachers and social reformers would in their endeavours to regenerate society, look to the present position of the weaker portion of creation, and asked them- selves whether their position is one calculated either to promote the happiness of woman herself, or to elevate the general tone of the community. The poet has put our argument in all its force when ...

... JOE HOLBItoOR;AT —This eminent comic gentleman and his troupe gave two of his entertain- ments in Mertbyr this week, on Monday and Wed- nesday, to crowded houses. The performances passed off with great eclat-Bones doing wonders, and Joe carrying all before him, rousing strains of mirth by the broadness and piquancy of his jokes and songs. Confessedly, while the entertainment of Master Holbrook ...

... While in Edinburgh lecturing on Italy, under the auspices of the Garibaldi Italian Unity Committee, Signora Mario received the following address from the Ladies' Emancipation Society:- Madam,- Will you allow us to tender to you our heartfelt acknowledgments for the services you have rendered to the cause of the poor slave in America ? We have been associated for more than thirty years as an ...