... mSO?LLA?OU8. The Rtv. C. H. Spnrgeon having returned from Hol- land, preached on. Saturday in the Tabernacle. He dwelt at some length on what he had seen and done in Hol- land. Mr. Findlater, a Dablin brewer, in imitating Mr. Guinness'S liberality to the Episcopal Church, and is building a Presbyterian place of worship at a cost of 12D0001. The conferences of the repreaentalivea of the ...

... TRADS' UION DEPUTATION TO THE I A1WERIQCA^ MIN.ET& I The other evening a deputation of tmade uaionsts at- tsnded at the residence of Mr. Adams, tle American minister, lat Portland place, for the purpo seeef placing in the hands of him excallency an address to President Lin- coln, adopted at the late Trades' U'iione Emancipation meeting at St. James's Hall, over whic:h Mr. John Bright, ?? and E ...

... GARDENINGL FLOWER GARDEN AND SHEiuBB:RR1s.-WOrk up arrears with all possible speed while the weather is favourable. Rolling and mewing should be proceeded with unremittingly. Newly laid turf should be levelled and rolled whenever the ground is at all damp, in order that an even surface may be obtained. Ungenial wea- ther may yet be expeoted; therefore, beware of exposing tender plants too soon ...

... FRENCHDEFEATI xicO The New Oreans Eira of April14 says :9 -By way of Matamoras we have received news Om the city of Mexico to the 27th March, ?? jntelligc of a grand battle between the French forces advanc- ing on Puebla and the Mexicans defending that place. we translate from an extra Of the National Cuard, of Matamoras, of April 6 as f -BY letters from San Luis de Potosi, dated thb avtn, we ...

... TOWN AND COUNTIRY TAL- The number of patients relieved'at the. Royal Free hospital, Gray's-inn-road, during the week ending May 2nd, was 3,177 of which SM were new cases. The election for the ofeice of registrar'of deeds for the West Riding, which has occaisiohed no smal local interest, has been virtually decided in favour of tire Hou. George Lascelles. - Originally there Vere three candidates ...

... FRANCE. -A's the elections approach the calami- jies of nowspapeis increase: Avertiaseccaii 'are raining thick and heavy upon them? and the press will soon be terified into absolute' silence on a sub- jest which, more than any 'ota-eir, re'squires to be treated by it. Last Week a few Warnings were ad- niinistered by the minister of the 'interior. Mon- day's Moenitc'r tontained two. One paper, ...

... ROYAL ?? HSPITAL. The thirty-fifth anniversary festival of this bencivolp and truly charitable institution was celebrated, C3 nesnay night, at the Freemasons Tavern. The heh filled by Charles Dickens, Esq., and the company As more than usually numerous, among them beins Mr. Masterman, Dr. Mareden, Dr. Hassall, Dlx. O'Connor, Rev. Mr. Owen, Dr. A. Marsden, Dr. Bridge; Dr.. BMinton, Dr. Wynn ...

... WORK FOR THE LANCASHIRE UMOM PLOYED. The home-office has just issued to the various local authorities two circulars upon this subject. In these documents it is pointed out that the Local Govern- ment act confers powers for the execution of sewer- age and drainage works, works of water supply, the making of new streets and roads, the widening, level- ling, paving,.and improving of existing ...

... THE POLICE POWER OF THEr E 0_1 'Vi-~t -An -n Trish hamlet m uioera was an t riso iawysr who irvaiie G the bottom of hig britf, If any part of the C'11 a fail, call myc derk, Tim Daounegan, &ad he will anything. Now we can trace a strikillg resen' between Mr. Donnegan and the Tino0 ? Dewtter I whenever a bad case obtains the aicvory of the leadij, journal, it stickt at ?? ie at oE nutaci and ...

... SUPPOSED WIFTUL SCUTTLING OF A SHIP I. - IN THE CHANNEL. The authorities of the customs at Dover have for- warded a communication to the Board of Trade to the following effect. The smack Passion, of Colohester, was oruising about twenty-three miles from Beachy Head at noon on the 27th nlt, when a brigantine was seen about ten miles to the rorth -west. After some difficlaty she weS boarded, and ...

... FOR LICENSED VICTUALLERSD *S* This page will mnostly he found interesting to Licensed T'ictuallers, and the operations of the TUirTRD TowNS' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TUALLEBs' DEFExcE LEAGUE are pi6ligled under their owtn ssperintendence. LICENiSED VICTUALLING TOPICS. It is almost amusing to see the petitions in favour of the Somes Bill presented to the House of Commons; in- deed, it is ...

... Royal Rotel, Beulah Spa,. Some years have elapsed since a number of the most distinguished names on the roll of British medical science were affixed to a declara- tion that, for the objects of public health and accommodation, the opening of a convenient Hotel in the salubrious neighbourhood of Upper Norwiood was desirable. In that list appear the names of Brodie, Chambers, Clarke, Holroyd, ...