... WEDNESDAY, MAncH 29, 1865. Tirosa who are solicitous for the preservation of England's honour will see every reason to be satisfied with the division which took place in the House of Commons on Thursday last on the defence of Canada. The craven counsels of Mr. LowE and his followers were scornfully rejected by a majority of nearly seven to one, and the duty of protecting a loyal colony against ...

... 0 0 IMPERIAZ PARLTAMENT. ' HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. mT THE COTTON FAMINE AND MR. FARNALL. CQ Earl FouTmSnUf inquired whether Mr. Farnall, the- poor ml law inspector, in addition-to the duties! of special coin- H missioner to the manufaeturingi districtswa still attached co to the metropolis as .an inspector; and if so, whether he re received increased remuneration for the double duties he fo ...

... r I ATHENAUe ClOVB, .ebruary27tA, 1865. Parliament is settling to work, and last week we had two serious skirmishes, almost worthy of being called pitched battles. For instance, on Monday there was a debate, sharp if not long, and a division on the question of Under-Eecretaries. It was apropos of Mr. Gilpin's retirement. Charles, as the Quakers call him-you know he is one of the Friends - ...

... I .. . 4St . i ,or III6in h skko word. . IWI fraae'nthe seqteel 'look mueb the samei Wll lies inii th/ins., arh we lna'wat must be thbrougW hed, r44 a sen h,6^ ~ ~ ~ o l$L.,hini~ inqke rend ipg ea eS4 , stituible aenao11 iamer~'in tan an noipeg.,thc time o Seoad'3 Seo ;make Ia -hieed ball; ht spokej a a every word; unfon h lls. y@et, pnd .pke, iartiay. teimise.. lzo to t toll Is ise V~IC ...

... ?? fiunlliar-fornlotfJde1 WbjtworthkBejlle; Bsq., one of theliembbervfor the' Noitheralminieii ofl thi Cbi9nty is ,noi 0 to 1e,,sieW ?? ?? .is xnoitsl re mba were ,ve iny ined'to, the, family vault inSt- 'Tomas' Othur~cb,'in3 this city, in-the presenee of a largo nnmbcer of 'relatives andd friends. 'Sd suddenly has Mr. Bulet been ?? a that jt seemed 'scrcely posiefoiibiy to :reallize ttie ...

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... ~Th 1 -, IT. -- t The Duke ot leveslsand .(late Lord, HI7yYane) took tk . oatbs 4'-nd his' seat on a f. to the tite, . The' Ciil 'Bi B ?? Co6ris Froeedure;( re~sl;d ACt0 864, B * read 'a thiud ,time. ,andpssea.' ,, flgal Sir~fts~resentedda ?? .frtui*te triytess5 of . the BritiaE1 Mateteic, potiiltiag out the inadequacy of space., for the accommodation of the numerous and rapidiy-grownig : ...

... The manner in which a parental command is obeyed Is of inflnitely more importance than the mere fulfilment of it. , IL THE MAN WE SHOULD LIKE TO SEND TO A SEANCE. The man who knows how to hit the happy medium.-asnsh. Why ought you never to lend anything to a strict Roman Catholic? Because what is lent to him he keeps.-Pesich. It is not work that kills men ; it is worry. Work is healthy; you ...

... G I ENERAL NEWS. t ?? One of- the cleverest of egal devices was successfully practised in the suit of Remington v. Charter. A youth of nineteen dontiacted a matrimonial engagement with one Ellen Richardson, who appears to have been a, person with whom alliance was not desirable by the lad's family. A caveat was lodged at Doctors' Commons, and by this Miss Richardson's application for a ...

... I EX~~O~ QONBM~~R? ~OPAI Y hy c h hne 1 of the s. . ?? evei4 -at the nnyal Pubi i a.ooms. Xi ;: of. ~ oeold e d-the ctha, end ihere wee presen also' Q>taic eal i esy, fortzel the .o'tert o beforethe Ceomaofl4 tBa:wards, hX, . 11to1 Vpsuinhte Blanyt onder, m :thi, Drayton, :'thatts Collns had been'rosdaeco Giltaume, e al oail, Strang, If . eyt e str Norltont daubty ' w umpbi- eanuirett He Prea ...

... -:ST THOMAS UNiION. The WIeekly meeting of thle guardians of, thi0 workhouse. was held on Iriday; 6the vce-president, T. Woodmank, ki0q, in the chair. ?? re dma git his week, *PAuVmoes R~R, or eifanma~d ti e £223 l9s. ; last week, £223 1,s. 6d. ; corresponding week of' last year, £215 0s. 9d. Number' of outdoor paupers this week was 2r557; last week 2 57 -corresponding week last year, 2,560. ...

... A late case of refusal to admit the corpse of a child baptised by a Wesleyan minister, into the village church of Boughton, in the diocese of Norwich, has been settled by an order from the Bishop that in future such refusal should not be repeated. TiHE RussiAN WINTER.-The rigour of the present winter in Russia is exceptional, and the4)ublic misery which prevails in consequence is aggravated by ...