... ?? It IEN. 11 .. - ARWEN. 1 MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.-Tho African' Minstrels gave three entertainments in the Assembly-room on the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The audiences were ziot so large on the two former occasions, but on Thursday compli. mentary tickets were circulated to admit two at the price of one, which caused a better audience. The performances passed off with ...

... I 01GfRATION ANID COLOMALi ' g I. l , ' ! . _ > __ .S GBlE- - _ ~. 1 . I EMIPLOYMENT OF. LAIJOUDR IN, QUEENSLAND. ?? PNgh's Qneuaslanxd AImanack for .1862] The rapidity with which all newly imported labour of a really'useful kind is absorbed, justifies the assertion tha - tliacolory. jreselats an.-admirable ?? fordthe re- MUuneration of industry. Here- the,poor.man of the strulpp oraors ...

... TEE mw&N ~ ?? 'The par~ ~~thbeiefawwa Wolitica eneiiexfo h ?? bewen the vewab tof 't jgih ?? San6ish corn-1 0 et's~~~dalary, 'enbui ?? dinay deand y ?? dno Suligny ha Pat withut oile ti per throughout thesed prteasatImS thatmeof thisemn prraiust-aiy espei~ral-nan wthe Geeraultqey of atrherha's ?? ;andCt~z he pe bncthe with fhich wasojilng. -t hai resecthof he- eckmeri elhh not ahsettlement, ...

... DESTRUOE AOOm ja[o I 36, . .It a i@ ?? .,V ..H l SX On Noadaietisf S I OUt~or a tory alrin ire rae Wouen thelareo ?? i WtiheJite Horse tave, atpite atItf,'' cre I hle discover was erode by otee the IbnmDatee-abouti aho and, - ahaf a tho P em sh 9 ormalenS of! the outbrek hlavg bbee sent In intii a covery wadeaysa Is dq & halo ii61f' lfl dte y osalbie the fire to t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~s iveen ginesl of ...

... ?? -'tO 1`11 It ,t!se I . - iTALY.: p The King's jourey So 'TEnin ha baeu turried byjthe[ En' recaentot of. the (Garibaldials - to enter Austrian, territory. pitf eforne of- the newport oiu of oNeaples, aiidst Sa U 0531 unparalleled. enthusiaa`01 robs rviast of 'whieb, however, It was necessary to call out Ith' - National Guard to iteie *mAYram to ,brgIom th ir g. rte the recal of some ...

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... The great foll rel earsal at the Crystal Pa LIse ,,,I Costa, will take place oil Saturday, 21st ?? , clg at eleven o'clock. The choruses ?? the tj, -, n rehearsal will comprise those known as sha Le ch `at the second part (wvlichl is expected to cease Chsrs5e o'clock), will consist of double choruses from a1) ts Solomon, and Israel in Egypt. The list of priucipal vocalists enlgage for ...

... I .. THE INTERNATIONAL BXIHIBITION. TO TRE EDITORtS OP THE LIVERP0OL MiRlecRY, Gentleroen,-A cry good example has been shown by some of our merohants and bankers in allowlig their clerks both time and money to go to London to 5 see the Exhibition, and I trust this will be done by those who can afford, and, amongst the rest, I am II sure lt would give great astlsfaction Iftbe comlittees g of ...

... BEALTH COMMITTEE. The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Preesent -ImesErs, Dover (obairraoi), Sheil, Job, Eeyworth, Barton, flaydock, Lawrence, Oreltin, .BowrIng, and Holden. The Borcupgh Engineer, Building Surveyor, and InFpeotor of N alsanoes reported various partiulara of the operations In their several departments during the week, frcm which it anpeared that 148 nuisances complained of by ...

... Tbe usal monublysmeeting of tke committee of this association was held yesterday, at the institution, West Derby rord, There were present, Mess,. H. Lnmb (in the chair), W. Crane, T. Jones, W. B. Rairstow, W. Coward, J. Thomson, J. Atkinson T. Walker, B. Robinson, and El. Danson. Theusurai reports and minutes having been submitted to the meeting, the secretary read the foilowio~g reportR ot ...

... R. COBDEN'3 ADVRcE TO TaE T ,.,BELGIANS. ?? It wasstate b I. an Byawyokr, at one of the late public meetings in Antwerp, thtitws h Eng~llh Government Who Were urgingtbat of weagiu t ii t, -'srcces'd at all1 hissrds with the ?? workis d o un that city. An inquiry was addreased o Mr. 1 Olden a-l to the truth of what had thus been so openly asserted. The honourable ?? roplile A as folows:- I ...

... THE HOUSE OF COMMONS THE NATIONAL EXPENDITUIM The following are the motions of which notice has been, given for Tuesday next, In their order on ihf' notice pas1cr .1. Mr. SqANamwm- That, In the opinion of this house, the national expenditure Is capable of reduction, vwthout ?? the safety, the Independence, or th dlgitiniate Influence of the Country. 2. Lord ROn r DOTTAGtT-A5 an amendment Tha ...