... TO TIHE EDITOl OF TIHE DAILY NEWS. Sml,-If aniythinig more were wanting in support of Mr. Goldwiu Smith's arguiments for severing the last liuk-weak as a silken thread for good, but stroug as adamant for evil, which coninects England sith Calnada-it would be found in the speech of the Mayor of Montreal at a public dinner recently 'risen by the inhabitants to his Excellency Viscount Siouck, the ...

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... 'CDe ;DatIp 1fevu DRURY-LANE. Tm.G ErEvNMG, THE SPITALFIELDS WEAVER.-THE COLLEEN BAWN. Messrs. Dion Boucicault, Hl. Vandenboff. F. Robinson; Mesdames Celeste, Jessie MIcan, and Stevens, And THE KISS IN THE DARK.-Commenceat?. HlAYMARKET. TMos EVENING, THE WOLF AND TEE LAMB.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern, buckstone; Mrs. Young, MlssOllver.-LA CONTRABANDISTA. Berea Ness and Senor Morags. ...

... HAVA.L AND ;MLISSY ZXTMZGENGB. A correspondent says:- The condition of our iron 5hIps,an from time to time they are brought ander exa- mination, is a subject for enr gravest oonsideradon. It i was but a short tune since we directed attention to the unte of the plates of the bottom of her Majesty's ship Triton, now being repaired in Keyham-yard, which were feund to be so corroded by rust from ...

... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JuLY 21. The LoBD CHiANiCEILOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5 o'Clock. d PETITIONS PRESENTED. I The Earl of ABINGDON presouted 6 petitions in favour I of logslising marriage with a doceased wife's sister, signedI bv 755 female inhabitants of Reading, Newbury, Hunger- ford, Sunmioglill, Wallingford, Bad Thatcham. Earl CAWDOR presented a similar petition from Haver- ...

... MIARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER.I TO THE EDITOR OF TlHE DAILY NEWS. SIE,-Tihe Coi111nittee of the Marriage Law Reform Association again submit to public attention facts and opinions tendirg to show the Scriptural lawfulness of niarriage with a deceaseL wife's sister, and the consequent necessity for its Icgalistin in Great Britain ;and all its colonies, in accord- ance ajit thc ...

... I TO THE EDITOit OF THlE DAILy NUW& SIR, -Will you perimit me to address to you a faw lines suggested by your leading article of the 17th inst.I on Hungary, and would you kindly give them publicity in your highly esteemed journal, should you consider that they may'tend to promote the settlement of a question paralyziug the destinies of such vast populations as those of Hungary and the rest of ...

... West Riding of Yorkshire. BRAWuORD.-LODGE oz EHAamoxr (874).-The regular Monthly Meet. iug of the members of this Lodge vas hold at the Freemaeons' Hall, Saoem-street, on the 17th inst., at seven p.m. There were present Br J. Dodd, the newv W.31.; J. Barnley, S.W.- J. Dcwhirst, J.W.; J. Ward, Treasurer; Banens Ward, Secretary; T. Peal, S.D.; J. B. Laurence, J ; and the other Offiicers ef ...

... FOREIGN ITELLX1t . The Mo nnounom.t1rat dieral o , - ?? to Vicbj by ielega~h to confer bbobut'the 8%eain eXpedjtlon, arud sent twenty-four hotrs with the EmpO- ror.' The rAcndoroemente.. 'befnghurigd 'on. - ingtothe 'Meesger dn Midii ordera have been receivpd t Todlon to aemdo tfwih the -,'amost despatoh'86,W1 men They will sail on. brard- he following'vessela :-The 13onversia, 15f00 men; ...

... I ?? LANCASHME BaSERY-ARISTOCRATIC STINCGISS. to TER ?? OP AwrSOiOLDSB' z0S APB Szi,-We are the w0ot OChistlan people on the face of theearth. 0 this there can be no doubt-or else it Ii maflfeetly impoeible that cur newspapers, ur parns, and our perfumed stump orators should be constantly assuring us that snch Is the caue At the same time it in only fair to admit that there are certain ...

... KIrNG'S COLLEGE SCHOOL. Yesterday being speech day at King's College School, a large and lashionable company assembled in the hall of that institution, under the presidency of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, when the recitations were delivered in a manner to defy the cavil of the most captious critic. The right hon. gentleman at the conclusion of this portion of the proceedings addressed the ...

... ARICLA AND TACISA RAILWAY. The annual meeting of this company was held yesterday at the offices, No. 11, New Broad-street; 31r. J. P. HEYWOOD in the ohair. The report, which was read by Mr. REGAN, the corre. sponding director, showed total receipts during the year ending 31st December last, amounting to 163,557 dole,, and total expenditure, 10.3,886 dols-net result, 59,671 dols. As the ...