... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUEMDAY, FEB. 24. The LOED Cil. iCELLOR took his seat on the woolsuck at i o'clock. T1 E LANDS DRAINAGE (IRELAND) BILL. Lord LIFFORD gave notice that he would on Monday next move the second reading of this bill. PETITIONS PRESENNTED. The Marquis of NORMANBY present,,d a petition from Macclesfleld complaijning of the ?? by her Majesty's ?? Of certain Circasiian 0.epluties who ...

... I ,UOVENT GARDEN. 'I irS Aon~rsHoS tho I'5nlltonifl~ at ?? EvEMIsff. the 2nd . sstsflt Ar ts O° L.Blexjlter. -.tresd HARPLEQUIN REAi TY A.NDr THrE BEAsST.-ColldOE tol br. A. eollo.-ConIleIuO at ,. 1 DRtURY 3LANE.] 3'EF3 Es'smIN, BONNIE DUNDEEi Mlessrs. l. BEraT.; E. fblnps, and HI. Iiali-- Mtrs. D. P. Bowvers.-And LITTLEA GOODY IWO SEGitS. blessrs. Boleuo, Lausi, St. Mralite, and Cornonek, -ls ...

... -VA TNA L -SUDAY LEkUE. -4- T ne aniuiuial wueetiin s thf e neznibec and fridns; of this ass cialtio ouvs hele last evening at the Whittiag- tou ( ?? JOSHUA WAISuOLEY iD the chair. _ M1. MEBltaLL (the HOD. Sec.) read the repe.rt of tbe com- inittee for the past wear, which stated that the executive had been inremitting in its mevrtiousto forsar d the objeets of ttle League. The oomllittee kad ...

... NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.-OFFICIAL I ~~TRIAL OF RIFLES. The competitive trial of small bore rifles, to ascer- tain the best weapon to be used at the next prize meeting of the National Rifle Association at Wimbledon, was re- sumed yesterday morning at the government practice range, Plumstead Marshes, in the presence of Major-General Hay, commandant of the Hythe School of Musketry, who acts as ...

... (FROM 0U OWN CORRESPONDENT.) BELGRADE, FPE. 19. We have here the commissioners from the diffe- rent Powers of Europe charged with regulating and r deciding the development to be given to the works Iof the fortress. They have a stormy time of it, and tare very little agreed; whilst the world without 8 the walls of the council-room, that is, the Serbs, r are still more agitated. The Turks demand ...

... ST. THOMAS'S AND BETHlEHEM I HOSPITALS. I nvorl iI.. TO THE EDlITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Thse future site of St. Thomas's Hospital is a question of deep interest to the sick poor south of the Thames. Incidentally it now becomes a matter of much moment to the densely populated eastern districts which surround the London Hospital. A Surrey magistrate, an old supporter of this charity, makes ...

... COVENT GARDEN. T-ils REvNISO. tile 9l and 3rd Acts of LURLINE. Messrs. 'elrr Al Ald li. Corri: Miss S. Dobson, Mdole. L. Baxtter.-Anl IAi;LEQI'IN BFEAUT'Y AND TtlE BEaST.-Conduetor, Mr. A. MCIldeLI.-Co5lil5cIlc at 7. DRURY LANE. 'mis EvrrLu;BO BONNIE DUNDEE. 3Messr6. Ir. Loraine, E. rhelps, alid I. IHighi : rM . ?? Bowers-And LITTLE GOODY TWI) ollOl. Messrs. bolexo. le S, 8t. Mlainle, and ...

... a i FraO OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 0 '[The following appeared in our Evening Edition of P-yesterday :J PARIS, TuzsDAn Eviunia. °t In my letter of Sunday last I drew attention to the ambiguous and possibly alarming character of the Emperor's last speech to the Corps Legislatif. ?? wishing to put too fine a point upon n it, I insisted particularly, in opposition to the e Patrie, that the ...

... g- . BR - -DICAL DUPARTMNETv. _ _ I To be Staff-Surgeons-Surgeou William Lapoley, from the 90th Foot, ?? Oliver Barker. ?? appointed to the 90th Foot * Staff Assistant-Surgeon Frederick Oakes, 2z vice William Skeen, appointed to the 4th West India Re- giment; Staff Assistant-Surgeon James William Crow, vice Augustus Morphew, appointed to theist West India Regiment. To be Staff Assistant ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN. i _- HOUSE OF LORDS.-MOlZDAY, FED, 9 The LoUD C05.NCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5 ~I~. HARBOt'RS OF REFrGE- LodI.AESWORTH Sasid that, on Thursdlay next, Lesorld cAEN ittetion to the report Of the Commis~siouers on Harbours of Refuge, aodask whether i a b neto ,of the government to carry out the reconimendations which it contained. TEADES Visenotn SYDNEY reported ...

... I| QIS OF LANSDOWNE. ;jqh the Marquis of Lansdowne has passed political spectacle peculiar to this country, lt lfan aristocratic gentleman of moderate ,ie, tad pobtics which might be called acci- ly hbcrasl, icing connected with the entire cal history of his time by the force of consis- dlone (Cot s5telicy is, from the character of ,iel not onlY so out of fashioi, but for most * .tS-, out of ...

... THE NBW SHERIFFS. The following official list of Sheriffs appointed by her Majesty in Council for the year 1863 appears in last night's Gaoette: ENGLAND (EXCEPTING CORNWALL AND LANCASHIRE). BEI)FORDSHIRE.-B. Helps Starey, Esq., of Milton Ernest. BERKCCHTRE-J. Blyth, Esq., of Woolhampton-house, near Newbury. BucKs.-P. Cosby Lovett, Esq., of Liscombe-bouse. CAMBRIGLESHIRcE AND HUNTISGDONSHIRE. ...