... ST. (CLARiE'S ORPHIIANAGE, HAROLD |S. on ClROSS. MY In our advertising columnssill be Roen annunotinco. ,ht metit of the annulal seimon to be preached on to. la- morrow by the V ery Rev. Dr. Iionroy in the church ISN of St. F'rnocia Xavier, Upper Gardiuere8treet, for the he ?? this charity. Notwithstandirig the demsiadsl n ti 11peell the ?? of our fuilow eizioens made by itS the uany ...

... TFUlIELn FIRE IN MARYLPBONE-TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF OVER TWENTY SHOPSj On Ram ?? -- -1- A _ I ar- On Sunday morning, shortly after midnight, a, fire Mrs which assumed the moet serious aspect, ald destroyed a vast amount of property, broke out it Portuman tala Mdarket, near Church-street, Marylobone, exactly op. Ni- posite the Marylebone Theatre. Owing to a high gale alto, of wind,tho flames ...

... 'S:ECO7N Dil EDITION. :I I . ! . . ' . Fhsumhxw Ork'ion, ?? o'Oiook. IRELAND. Tbe 2iVes ?? ory for somethiag to be done for Ireland Las now appeared at a pa, whieh we may Lope id prelimirnry to 2renonalole aeonuoion, not to say legtelation, even it it could be proved as we think not to be imporsible, thet avery word said by a crowd of agitators, lay or olerioal, turns out as pure noneense, as ...

... I LATEST INTELUiGENCE (BY TELEGRAPH.) FRANC&. It FPai, Wednesday, Feb. 19. p The France of this evening says that the good offices of France have now been requesed in oon. .0 O Dection with the negociation between Austri end m the Papal Sce for the revision of the concordat Tbe c- same journal maintains that overturee havd been ,e made to Cardinal Antonelli respecting the establish. ment of ...

... 'TIP, REPRESENTATION OF SUOTLAND. ?? , IAOBWAY XIHlT. --A puhihto aefteg intpded to in vgulate a itoatlonal. t4tove opt ran ?? In the rpveai4ilton of Jeotiepd, wa hot, . bherl lo-gho, udor the prveaderwy of the Lardi Provost, at which the followlng resolutlons. weria pad -Woved ,1 Sir 'James . Simpson, B3t., g. se~e'oidedby-ths D *DMrSL ,! MP endoupportedb- Xr ?? ¶ owa ib451:b ' Thst doe ...

... I , . . .1 I; oI, . . ' A ?? .UIIATi PitOMOTIONS AND Y.X61LANGW;' | WOAR-OFFICS0, LOWD~ON, JAK. iii. lietlieogimort of Dlotgoon stfee l Sir Usamee Jackson, G C B, from %ha 0th Dingoes Gluards, to be Colonel, vine General flu- Themesa Wm Bratherton, G 0 B, deceased, alin Beglenent of.Dregoon Guarl- Major General Siir James Rowland Smyth. IL C B, to be Colonel, vice General Sir Jermes Jacksoc, G ...

... I' NORHi DUBLIN UNION. I ?? _ ?? ?? . A special meeting of the guardians wan hold yes. terday afternoon, to receive tho report of the sub- ?? on the alleged errors and omissions in the rate books, Which apply to certain rural divisions. II. J. blACFAIILANE, Esq., ?? presided. h'llele wae a very large attendance. Mtessrs. Dixon hardy and Thouase Dooley (two neubere of the sub-conunittee) banded ...

... ?? 4 TEIAIT PRtopRE¶I'AR. - l Ioa _ ?? .. IY.- .. .. I In transferring from the columns of the Lehiater hrprm54 the anoexed illustration of the Anxiety au- Dbihty of the tenantry to become the proprietora of their holdings we may congratulate the Rev. William Cosby, the landlord of the property sold, an having so presperous, respectable, and enterprieiag a tenantry Ae the following particulars ...

... entef ?? goIurnaI. DUJN.: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 80&| 1 ITALY and Austria are in the throes of organi- sation. Italy has had a long time to coneoli- date her institutions. Seven years vre not InucI1 in the life of a nation, but a great deal mnight' be done iu seven years if there were otatensein to do it. Italy has made no pro- gress since the death of CAvouc, Tricky as he was ho would never have ...

... SECO)N ) E)ITION. I AR1eMAN Orvoz, Twelve o'Oiock. THE MINISTRY. The 2Ydncs remarks that the statesman honoured by the Queen with the duty of rc forming the Ministry, -bas fairly won the high plste he occupieo, nor could Mr. Disraeli have accept~d a lower place stbout a less of dignity which would have bcon unworthy of himself and discreditable to Wii party. The same paper believes that ...

... I I - - T 8 A-. I he (orm the ?? If Uuy.) The rI Jb capital low j1 .t Witamed one of thos 1maguificent operation whiih SQ0 everything excepb politics, peace, or for the publH advaitage Tle choice of the Rotundo itself trggst Mlany formser occasions 0which a factionaelass, or a rcedthought It enoulls to make a good bead and hows a bold fyout againat adversaries and impugnenrs Tae pauc sb th ...

... MR. GLADSTONE ON SIR WALTER SCOr i 'Ihe members and friends of the Hawarden Lite. rary Institution wezo indebted to the Rlight Hon. W. B, 4Gladstone, ?? on Monday night, for a read. ding, with comments, from the works of Sir Walter Scott. Sir Stepkoen Glynne, Bart,, presided, and, afterthe musical part of the entertainenunt was con. eluded, Mr. Gladstone took his piace on the platform, and ...