... A1.1LU.LVL A.. cOO ETD UP To FIBDuAuy 28, 1868. Where two places are mentloned, the lht-namod is that at which the Depot of the Begiment Is mtationod, cAVAILiY. l2nd, ?? but., N. BRnnewiok; lt Life Guards, HlydeParl4 Okatharn. 2nd bat, New- 2nd Do Windeox ?? Itoyal Etoree Grda, Regeut' l7rd,ltbat.Brnbay.Walaer Perk. Ien bat.. iewporp' let Dragoon 13n'ds, Ailderehot 2ith, Ist bat., Malts; ...

... ?? U RUR rittly. mius PorULI ?? su~AP ' - OUKKBY. 9s - DOMESTIO. ie The Queen left Windsor Castle on Monday s1 afternoon for Buckingham Palace, where her ,y Majesty will reside for several days. a- In the House of Lords, on Monday evening, be the Poor Belief Bill was, with the consent of is the Government, referred to a select committee. Af discussion relative to the hostilities prevail- W°ing ...

... THE BANKRUPTCY LAAWS AND COMMERCIAL MORALITY. . B. It will be remembered that at a special mneeting ,ter, of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, held on ern- ?? acomulittee, consistingpartly of ad. members of the calmrberand partlyof professional obe, men was appointed to consider the subject of the iankruptcy laws and of other laws bearing log- upon commercial credit and morality, and to coad ...

... LATEST A4D TfLEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, MONDLY EVESING. Te only feature about the business of the stook ,cheaIge to-day has been Its Inaotlvity and the conparative steadiness of quotations. No varais i tion of Importance has occurred in the funds, In 1alway etooks (except in Caledonian, which have J declined 24,), or in foreign securitIes; and the subilo have apparently taken no ...

... l Ha~ilStoees sometimes fvall with a velocity of 113 feet in a second, and rain at 43 feet in a second. BED HLAIR is a favouritle amongst the Moors. The Moorish and Arab ladies often use red dye, and they bind up their hair, with red tape. They envy the Saxons when they hear them called the red-haired nation. t h et CORE FOR STAmmErmNG.-Renid aloud witthteh he closed. This should be practised ...

... 1l PARLIANIENArARY INTELLIGENCE. I I ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAISCU 16. for The sitting was of a formal character. bill - - . - - - - - ?? . - - - ~~I Tuesdcky,, Marchs 17. rep The business was not important. opt the Thuirsdayi, Yarck 19. TUn DissENTEUlS IN UNIVERSITIES.-Tile Bishop of LoNDoN 11 presented a petition from certain members of the Senate LOl of the University of Cambridge, ...

... ; | ra THE BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS.-The report of the p i Boundary Commissioners came under the consideration of en ?? Purposes Committee of the Corporation on Mon. day last, and some discussion took place as to whether s the Corporation should make any representations to the ty cormmissioners or to parliament on the subject. N'o reso- of lution was passed on the subject. The matter will be ...

... MA&NCHESTER CITY COUNCIL. The City Council met on Wednesday, the Mayor presid. ing ELEMIfON OP AN~ OFFICEit or HEALTH. The lauilding and sanitary regulations committee re- ported that on the 4th September last the Council had e Morese them a motion for the appointment of Mr. John I Leigh as officer of health, in accordance with the recoin- inendation of the general purposes committee, prnd en ...

... IMPERIALPARLIAME NI [BY TELEGR~APr.1 HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. The Earl of DEVON (President of the Poor-law Board) laid on the table a bill to further amend the law relating to the relief of the poor, which was read a first time. TrlE RATEPAYING CLAUSES. The Duke of ARGYLL called attention to the moon- veniencbs arising out of the ratepaying clauses of the ...

... ,ears The master cotton spinners of the Bolton flict district have held a meeting to consider the appli. here cation of the card atrippers and grinders for an 2 on advance of 3d. per week upon their present rate of gem. It was resolved unanimously not to d of coede to such application. I by Titz SpiiNG F LOiVxR SHOW.-The Rhow which klay to be held at St, George's Hall to-day (Wednes- y day) Is ...

... I T H PAMPHLET OF TREI EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. L,1SY omen Fapoleon III.'s latest aot is one the oddity nta- of which is more conspicuous than its wisdom, the or even than its unwisdom. It certainly does new seem an unwise proceeding, but what strikes to one most about it.is its grotesque eccentricity. the He has published, or caused to be published, tion an elaborate historical vindication of a ...

... On Tueseay, Dlr. DiSraetlIrecelveda deputation, vhich ).ncludled Mir. W. E. Fol~oer, hLP., Me. Potter, M.P., Mr. Jooob Bright, Ms.P., andS others, to advocate the claims of the Mmnchestor educatien bill. Mr. DisRAsm, In reply, ?? differ. enoe of opinion there way be between the Govern. ent and the deputatodn-if indeed there be any difference at alt-thore is at least one point upon which we are ...