... I. I . . , K E - I .. . TH3E NSIANS. * 1 ''ie Timeg says-Weare' ?? that a-leoial commission has been issued, under the ?? of the Duchy of Lancaster, for the trial of the per oms charged with having' taken part in the iti rescue of prisoners at, Manchester. Two of hir M&ajesty's pulsne judges will proced to Man- dhe er for that purpose,. and will probably cor ?? thbir sittings on the 28th ...

... GREAT EXPECTATIO .I OB'T,-AINING SITUIATIONS OF t * .. MZDSHIPMEIN. ?? Yesterday, before. Mr. Raffleo,:stipen'diary.ma- gistrat;e,. Henry ,LIoyd, ,of No. 1, MernnigtoDn. terragce, Brlghton-stroet,, Ngreiont,'was -sum- moned u'nder sectlon 147, chapter '1 of' the0 Mle'r. chant Shipping Act, for having ?? a certain ship, called the. Mangalore, withont being licensed . so to do.-Mr. Tjndall ...

... WEST DARBY BOARD OF *GUARDIANS, I. . . . - - The ueual weekly mletlig of this board was held yesterday in the boardroom of the workhouse, Mill-road. Present-Messrs. Wilton (in the chair), Wareham, Lunt iEvani, Fowler, Neep, Chambers, Leech, Heywooa, Witham, Mawdeler, Diekinson, Green, Knovrles, Lanoaster, and Riohmand. Dr. Flynn'attended the board In reference to a resolution passed at the ...

... THiN1 _kPAR II IME a= I EE BOUi-:NDAMSTRYY m I ?? I~~~BzE~~Y I It It is very difficult to draw a precise line of dvision round a rapidly-growing town like Liver. pool, and the general parliamentary committee experienced this difficulty yesterday, when they met to discuss the recommendations they should inake to the speci4L council next Wo dneay. The dfliooqity does not arise go much from poll. ...

... PRSON'AL GOVERNME AD ,, PUBLIC DISTRUBT. The present at-ate of the public mind in r France furnishesB a moit isructive com- 1, mentay on the ?? vlne of a system of 0 ?? which unreflecting and impatient . peliticiana are ait.to extol to the disadvantage ? of popular and representative institutions. It f mansy be admitted tbat the admirers of what is Cqallied strong government-that is, govern. ...

... SBRIOUS EXPLOpION OF F flJR- WORKS -X SHEFFIHLD. - FOUR, PERSONS INJURED. Between fivo and olx o'clock on Thursday even- ing, an explosion o0. a very serious and fearful oharacter oocurred on the premitses of Mr. Robert 'Copley, hairdreseer, Campo-lane, Sheffield; osaalng a considerable amount of damlago and injury to four persOns. In additiori to the busipess of a bair(dresser, Mw. Copley, ...

... The drst meeting of the twentieth session of this society was held on Wednesday evening, at the RPyal Institution, Colquitt-street, when the president, Mr. T. J. Kilpin, delivered an opening address. There was a good attendance of members. The PBISIDINT, in the courso of his address, referred to the recent movements in the building trade, and aalI that a deputation of the Architectural Society ...

... : 7= - t - - .1 I. I. I . . . . -. I ?? :? ? p . ? ? ?? ? - o ? 1, ?, IN WW': ?*j - Toz . -rwh las meiting ofdt 6town c'unoia sae p o'-o A0to4-will-be-held on . - Wedulesday!: bkmutifi, which. is, rather of aW foxel characte tban;6therwise, -for-the nur. ~p,~seof indf~'iap bu'boiiess ; 71ui~a 'Drarn. .BiBT 1 L -Saturda nIWghtWblaJ bzth - teamer StL Patriok wai on her passage from -Dubli ...

... | . It is very creditable to the inhabitants of Lirerpool, both English and Irish, that there has not for many years been any necessity for maintaining a single regiment of soldiers in ly this town, in which there is a population of he nearly half a million of persons, some 60,000 .or or 70,000 of whom are of Irish origin.- ad Amongst. this very numerous and diversifed be population a' well ...

... The collection at Hope Hall on Monday night, after Dr. Gutbrie's address on behalf of the Waldensian ?? in Italy, amounted to £66 10s. 1lid., and a friend has since Bent in a donation of £10. LivEsPooL GYMAsiuM.-Mr. Hulley has intro. duced chorus singing as part of his curriculum at the above institution. In a brief address to the members last evening he recommended its practice as a most ...

... I The Impjero eview, assuming that Lord Derby may wish before long to retire from the Cabinet, discusses the respective claims of Lord Stanley and Mr. Disraeli to the Premiership. There is a great deal to be said for both; but, unfortunately, whatever g to strengthen the case on one side tends to wz n that on the other. The very reasons that may be alleged to show Mr. Disrael's paramount ...

... I The detective police, fb act efficiently in Impor- tant cases, mus have information.' Without this essential element theywould inmost insances, notwithstanding theirekill and cunning~be brought to a standstill. But their diffioultyinregardto the Fenian movement in quite the other way. They have too much information; they are burthened with communioatlons which are .uppofed to set them on ...