... ?? ALA. ..AA __ I (FROM OUR OREPOROTER.) LormoxO SATURDA.-In the House of Commons last miglt,. ,Mr. PeeLDawson called the attention of the hoale, and especially of the repreaentativeof the Irieb govern- Pent$ to the presegt popition of the marriage law off Ire- land, and suggested thoe expedleney of the chief law effice of the crown undertaking the supervalelo of the dame, The hon. gentleman ...

... GOSPOBT.. Tuesday, the loth of March, 1803, will henceforth be a day of great interest to the inhabitants of the parish of t A1lerstoke, not merely as a remiembranc Of that on which a tie nion of tile two 0hrones of Denmlark and England was I perpetuated by the marriage Of the Prince of Wales and the Princess Alexandra, bnt as the occasion on which the I greatest possible amount of harmony ...

... twO SPORT. bt Mr. Batebelder's panoiranma has been exhibited at thle WtI id Star Assembly Rooms during the past week. The exhi- ill ~e bition is well spoken of by these who have witnessed it. g of The crew of the Marquis of Dwsiessi ah Sylphide were paid oflf on Tuesday ]rrst, and on, the follow- i se ninnprreitd itha 5i. note d re o liberal owner. Oil Wednesday evening the cre G ait Aers ...

... A public meeting in connection with the Welsh Na- tional Eisteddfod was held at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street, Liverpool, on Tuesday evening last, when Mr. Foulkes took the chair, and Mr. Williams (Creu. ddynfab) attended to explain the present position and future prospects of the national institution.. The CHAiRMAN read a letter from the Rev.. W. Rees (Gwilym Hiraethog), explainining ...

... . N: - .r l. IrnfW DINNER.-Immediately it was known that Mr. Hughes, Manjager of the National Provincial Bank of tedEgland, Beimaris (who is a native of this town), was eted to be married on Monday week, his old friends and well- the wishers residing in the town decided upon having a din- mhne r in honour of the event. An exquisite repast was provided at the Wellington Inn, and we. cannot too ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Prince and Princess of Waled' Annuity Bill and the Bi]l of Exchange and Notes (Metrwopolis) Bill. The Naval Coast Volunteers Act Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed. The house adjourned at 5.25 p.n. HOUSE OF COMIMONS. - THURSDAY. The house met at four o'clock. In reply to ...

... | 'We regret to hesar that Sir Archibald Alison j th.9 confined to his room by severe indisposition.-&Sco=nca. wbe 1,ord Chelnisford has been chosen Speaker of the read, uouse of Lords in the ab~seine of the Lordl Chancellor and and ' inhe Lord Comsieioner. os 'Viscount Palniotsatbn Wml leave town on Satur- TI- day next for Glasgow. The Noble Premier will stay about Lieut :fve days in the ...

... LATEST NEw S. I RCtHrER'S TLEGRAT., I AMERICA. DERRY, Friday Morning. Tile Camndian eail steam-ship North American, from Portland on the morning of the 22nd tilt., arrived n. Lough Foyle early this morning, and having lauded l11 mailS except those for Liverpool, proceeded for iverpool, wll well. Experienced heavy weather -throughout the passage. She brings 9,000 dols. in ie. evs generally ...

... I LATEST NE WS. I&uxcU'S TELNGRAM] FRAN CE. PARIS, March 10. The Patric, of this evening, says the debate in the Senate upon Polish affairs will not take place until early cs'ext week. This evening's Presse says reports have been cur- rent upon the Bourse to-day that the reply of the Czar to the last note of France has arrived in Paris. It is said that the Czar declares himself unable to make ...

... XORTT LANCASHIRE ELECTION. The election of a knight of the shire Tor the norlbern division of this county was held on Tuesday last, .at the Shire Hall, Lancaster, the election being Tendered neces- Fary through the Marquis of Hartington having aecepted office under the Crown. The noble marquis was met at the Wing's Arms Hotel, Lancaster, by a numerous *atid influential body of freeholderwfromc ...

... STATE OF THE LABOUn MARKET.-Mr. Laverty's returns exhibit very little change from those of last week. There are -fully employed, 11,386; on short time, 3,381, totally unem- a birch rod, and then he discharged. EXEOSING UNSOUND BEEF.-Yesterday, before the MaYor and Mr. Parkinson, Isaac Parker was summoned for exposing eighy pounds of unsound beef for sale, on Wednesday last. Te defendant ...

... CAUTION TO BREDERS AND BUTCHERS. At the Old Bailey, on Tuesday, Bobert Buxton sur- rendered to take his trial upon an indictment charging him with having tent meat. to market in a state unfi for human food. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Poland prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton and Wr. Collier defended. The prosecution was another of those instituted by the Commissioners of Sewers and prosecuted by the City ...