... AQATQI0 POLITIC V. II 0'!J4 The political 'or semi-political meetings °o the recess have this year been exOeptionally: Ihe dull. Livelier times axe, we ,may,.h'surenot,. far o, .but up: to the present moment, th6 In tbe 4 extra - Tliamentary uttanee '°.te , 1.~t M M utences, Of the autulul-to use the fine, phrase wv4hi`h ,the eus__ 'rwt once ineffetually endeavouatd to bring Ipa iuto fashionb ...

... I PHILOSOPHRTINSPORTMADE I SOIEONEIN EARNEST. I t, When the oharming book unig1-. eltlng'title appeared a qo ;4t A iboi ux. Ig ov, so with' the obje' _-W Q * tetmay ago id yospu a i - ' e .of idu&catiig, Spon the u ehui ?? ;,Oli lb ?? hich i umlikely to bo &t nswelat iho ^teans- df sterner produc- n, A 1 l v ltt ?? ienee, the ?? little thought t 1 st a, , el swvdd oome when soiseo a I-X; ...

... LATEST A=D EEGRAPHC NEWS. COMmEROIAL. LONDON, WEDNMDAY EVMNG. panio, whioh at the time of writing is but perfeotlY understood, has occurred on the Paris e. Rentes opened at a fresh reduction of er cent., with a corresponding depreciation of securities. The markets here had opened | nd gloomy, particularly as regards the 4no stoc, which iare held largely in Pars. firt telegrams from the bourse ...

... PRIZE IGHTS AT HILBRE , ISLAND, On Tuesday last, two Prize flights, bath of a most brutal character, came off on lilbre Island, afthe mouth at the river Dee. It appears that between eight and nine o'clock that morning upwards -of 200 of the pugilistlo fraternity at Liverpool anud Birkenhead embarked in the Meorsay on board the steamer Wasp their deetination being Hilbre Island, where, It was ...

... I I ?, E?- i , 8-- ?? , ? 2;, ? ?L(CAL,? ? i NP W., ! I, ., 4 : ? . q . 1 1 Tr MMd..y'GIj1AI~ Isproposed that some, experiments of n intereetizgcaotr rth Purpose of ?? the~-j,poer! and. pisqion 3h of the. Mackayn gun, mill take ?? next,°oni the shore at -'Crosby. Gus. I Y 6-inon, end S.Inolx bore will ?? eO. armour plated targets ?? G.j.nchi -inch, and ! it 2g.iuih n thioknee7. }t ii u ...

... JTHE DUKE OF, CAMBRIDGE AT I i ' cl ?? ONOWSLEY. ?? . . 7 .. - . -. hop : Yesterday another royal :visitor, in. the person. Oet, °f his, Royal Highnees the DukeofCa'Ubridge IB arrived at 'Knowsley, on a visit to the Earl ond 3n., 'Countess' of Derby. His, royal highness left )GM, Londop!.by train shortly after eleven o'clock in orb the morning, and trrielled by the London and by North.-weste ...

... CONVICTION OF DOG ATEALERS X. ?? -Pat On Tuesday the 24th ultimo, the. Spfford poll received information which led to the apprehension of two men, named John Darbyahlre and Samuel- Pillin, who were waiting at the railway statiOn,. Ordea -lane, with a hamper addressed to Thomas Jones; of Liverpool, which was found to oontan ten dogs with their mouths tied. The men were brought before the ...

... ?? f - , , - 0 -- ?? ?? N:!?b lu , , R , , 1-1 w ? i - -1 , :: - I - 11-1 1 I.- . , I I N ? I A monthly anad SePula lkeetig of the counoil I was held yesterday at the Tirn Hgall Mr. Alder. man Dover (fn thte absence of S Mayor,.who .wa. - ?? ttrha rgv~isiq copri prebidrn.. T. ll P~RQP/ 8B ,i-ATmOj AsATs' :'WRE I ?? DERB ,;i NBEW3AM - IPAB, IL ;- TAE U -,BHPAU0 IPUNi .. Th- kheinance ...

... I OEBIOU COLLIERY ACCIDENT. NABRQW iNSB(APiN OF THREEZ HUNJDilfD K. , PE;RSON. ro BShOtlY after six o'0199k oil Tueadaioig ke considerable consttnatleze was created in the Barusley district by a rumour that the Strafford Moai OUiliary, of which Mr. Parry, 3.P. for o Boston, is one of the principal proprietors as well it s blanager, had fired. Soon the read leading 0 to the colliery was ...

... ' , ! f -j : i T W .- Is O ,Oi i* tow H a~ i; v ?? -1i ; T~he. znc~t kn typzt'bo eunid~ tS' Tel . consider, ' yeaterday, wvocrthe advise, they should al 'give to the %Gover'nme tcmiiiseiponre in reference a-. to the readjustment o 'tif.e ?? bourdary,- The present bounsdary,: which ?? ed fixe'd I 1832.$9terminatee 3tthe ?? tbthe south'. f t and in th ?? the caunda D'ocirto. :.the otl ind of ...

... iatS POPl Z a SWJED SUMMsARY0..) su . - yi DOMESTIo1 Mr. Paget, the surgeon who )das attended' the Princess of Wales during her, long illness, states, b y permiasion, that wh Rn he quitted Wiesbaden the health of her loyal highnessJ was Superlatively satisfaotory,,' and that s;e iill shortly return to England agi fully capable ; of participating in all' dutica asd pleasure. , connected ...