... rTiLS EVENING!S INBEWS. PRESENTATI'O O, MIB MAT roS COMMISSION. i The First Division of ?? o Sessinoitns n. densely ?? this foreeodn; by parties noxio's ?? wit- ness the cereinony of the presentation, by Mr Patton, of his commission to the Court, a large proportion .of6whom .were.Iadies. Shortly after eleven o'olxook, the ,Gourt -entered .and took their seats, there beinga fwull bench of. ...

... jundse faxcabieis,50irectly produced here with grat success, is to be repeated ?? evenig. Yesterday, 3Ares Warnock, one ofthe tWoi=efiglteT jvho fought the other day, was apprehended in Glasgow snd the police are on the outlook for Warnbck's 6pponent.i A marriage is arranged between Sir.'Charles Stirling, Bart. of Glorat, Stirlingelhire, and Mi Murray, elest daughter of Mr Marray, of coates ...

... 1. o, e ?? .. 'r-m . . , ?? , . v1..61 .APFAI -PFIM ;nwedneidanlhj; the :~reeOmsyetrae Wi a late -Loi.hie'te'ant of 'Irland'it didmerp 'RenH y- itw ,the'tohst.of' IfThte8M nist of Lorde 'I,the nobkiearl remarked 3thakwen he held the officecf f.Lor.d-lieutenant 'h ed-alltbe.a could ,to hold t.ie scale of lustice evenly, -and; tohongh ';s~iei-ber of'thb g -eat Lileral VArty he Eiver forgot ...

... D!EANSTANLEY ON' THg EXPORATION - OF PALESTINE. ^ !! 1, ' i 'At a meeting in'the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxfbrd' 'held ?? afternoon the Very Rev! thebeamiof West.. ,* ijnster delivered an ?? in reference to the.explo' r, ration of. Palestine and neighbouring countries, ih which' he said the chief intereat of the exploratior.,' turned upon. . .x6'avtions in' the city of -Jeru'sal'em, vhich bore the ...

... THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIEBOAT , iINSTITUTION.. s . . . . . . ?? L10ON,)~ ?? The' anoucement thant HRH h imeo a W06ld preside atteanulmee~tingoth oylaoaf -Lifeboat Institution, held this'afternoon:at the Egyptian~ Ha~ll, Mansion House6, invested_ the priiceedinigs ithii more, than ordinary interest. 'ldaioftewo6rk Of the institutionduuing. the ps er sstot juthe Thitythee ewliebotshae bPk~ earn bui ...

... ABSENTEE REPRESENTATIVES ' Circumstances' are conspiring to call the attentiou of the C] public to the faetltbat of the 658 members of Parliament co a very considerable, proportion neglect their duties. We oP can hardly refer to Mr Moncreiff as au illustration, because ?? 'anybody who may now complain'tbat he, is in Edinburgh BE when he should be irt Londin, will really be complaining fa ...

... (FRoxoOuR LONDON OOPMEMNDEN4.) LONDON1 TauBsDAT.1 is There, hs en, mrel Cheange in AeliePoGit4(al position Oinelato wek h dlaitshv. ak to their old allegiance. The Liberal Pik mcr~ reunited. Mrp.1Ala Popularity in t!Iq. f House of Commons which, this time last year woluldi ~iig vie 'ith ?? prglsing ,his mode~ition;-aidfr. besarance, and he is now complete master of'thb sitiiatiC U. th ...

... _@ P- P _ER Meg yESTERDAY. t | g _ ?? the %AUY*XP11OiitIs.go Vb&L -ea'pa~rtyvwas dlvided AndtdN4rWa3-dia, ldegree; *hA~ 60eeeri'd to' exclu O~lv Bi srosi ectof Da.early, reboustriictio.ia Thhe -session hlPs, 5Os One are the veryxirerse of: fec. ,11 intlie- ifficelt task' befir'im it will be due. to th ~ ?? im Iah I patitic cbii of Itlh O)jjasition., If '*b'~ik~what has h : wrought so -greVt; ...

... FOREIGNEPiT'OME. The Nort ?? n :ia ent will pCoeedonSatnr- day tothe election of a jresi ert. Th ?? party have selected for thliir' candidale dount ifh'rinB, while ~t'be Cens8e yatii~sesar~et ,d'vided',in..tbe ;ircosce lsbetiyeen ?? S6als.-wicheand Cout Stolberg. t : Switzerlind is about to conclude a tire1atyiwith Belgium . for the protectien . Arescript.,of the Astisan Governintdeclares that ...

... ; IDA VENING, MARCH 1, R 67. N>$'To'the..1attC she (Flora MaCvor) 'likewise gave three e ?? ?? berS of the 'CALEDONIAN MERCURY,' the oway ?? .wkiClk was thea published to the nsorh l of the Decayd.-WAVInRLEY, Chap. XxIv. TOPICS OF TEE DAY. 'the Londou corro.pmdeot uf the Dubti, laUil, whose ,. atements are generally Ef a trustwortlhy character, ne ye that organisation and good undcrstanding ...

... F T~-M~h1~I~IALCRI is: ?? l ' I: ! * - ?? The Conservative papers no longer affect to conceal the .gr ve differences which biit a'm'ong the party they repre. s7ikt. The Globe appegsto Og;aak'inthehame of one party, the Stx dcq he naAm, z of-mtbeothee! ' e first ' 'entr~e~tsi~the,,madleoltt~enctsp p eto a AheGovernment, . sin~ te,,fier ,ertion not ~pe.,hp ,a1t 4ep, .a,,nd vwill . only'3je, ...

... VRMTOE~ I; . 7 1c * ~ 9io 1 'wl ?? , ?? ?? ?? itb The speech in which M. Rouner the day beforeoytsts. At.al dray proclaimed tbe Emperor's liberal Befti mentspridduced' 'clhc great effect on:all'who heard it, but it has not done thei foritj same ou people who have read it. For readers of a speechr 'ofl th are cairaer than hearers, aind;lreaders reme'mber that4it their was but W repetition ...