... MISCELLANEOU.S. The Conrt of Rome has notified, through tlle s1iun'ciri at1 Mladrid, that it is '' poiiised to the eetablslsbscsto Si religions liberty inl Spaini. 2 li Mlatthiew Keenan, a ` Fensanl 'soblier of the 00th Light TIsfautry, hats hems sesetenced to 672 da~ve' imprliisonmflent at Knerachee, for using ''traitorouls language respectinig thle 13 Queen.1 w An action line been ...

... MR. BRIGHT'S AD I) R ES S8 TO THE ELECITO1RS Or BIRNIIIN41,01A. One of the inset attentive audiences which Mr. Birighat lies ever Yet adldresse nteToi al ssmldls nlight within die(, waltls of that building to listen to his isddress to the Liberal electors of Binrminghaut. Be(t a smafll pr~opertisi of the vest number of electors tow placed eli thle vstiitg list were preseeiit, buat these ...

... Onl Mlonday evening DM, Mark Lemon gave hli s first public representation of Falstaff, at tile Gallery of Illustra- tioll. It was a great success, adl thle hearty apprecita- tion evinced by his audience foe lrly. Lemon's finest points showed-and this mlust have glaldelned the heart of the aritist-that the praise awarded was discriminative. To oti- thinking, there is no actor of the present day ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO A FACTORY INSPVECTO1'. On Saturday evening last, a depirtation froni the factory operatives of Lauisashire anld Yorkshire, waited silion Div. Robert Baker, one of the chief Inspectors of Factories, at his residence, in Loamington, to present Mrs. BaI alcer with a token of respect to manifest their approval of tbe maniner in which her husband. has administered the complictth ed ...

... Yesterday afternoon a deplorable accident happened *t the Sntton rnices. When the horses running for the Har.dicap Plate wcre within a short distance of the winning post, one of the jockeys, in his anxiety to get to the inn(1er side, pulled his horse onl to the chains, and the anlimal, trying to save himself, attempted to jumip tho chains, and, in doing sor, struck a mnan in the forchead, ...

... TROUBLES OF ST. PATRICK'S BURIAL SOCIETY. iug ay, The affairs of this society seem destined to become the source of interminable dispute and on litigation. A case arising out of the disputes as to for who shall have the control of the society came for before Mr. Sergeant Wheeler, at the county court, lid- yesterday. A plaint was brought (under the jurisdiction conferred upon county court ...

... I The annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of West Lancashire was held yesterday in the Public Hall, Ring-street, Wigan. Notwith standing the uninviting nature of the weather during the day there was a muster of about 120 brethren from different parts of the country, lodges in Liverpool, Wigan, Woolton, Ulveratone, Pres- I cot, Freston, and several other places sending ...

... TH'E GYMNASIUM, MYRTLE- I I STREET. ADDRESS ON PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Last evening, the winter season at the Gymnna- Bium, Myrtle-street, was commenced. There was a numerous attendance both of members of the institution and spectators, the latter occupying the gallery. At the commencement of the proceedings, Mr. Hu~i.nEy delivered the following address on the subject of Physical Eduication: ...

... LATEST ANID TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. r COMMERCIAL. t ,LONDON, FfZUDAY EVMNINQ, I The markets have been quiet, and the pause in the previous aninuatiou nothiedi yesteriay is con- sequenitly confirmed. Just as the first jidications of the ?? calle froni Laris, DO UOW the less satis- factory tenorof continental adviceshas agreat doal to do with the present condition. Ditappoijtment at the silence of the ...

... MEETING OF TRI{IES AT EDGE-ItILL. What was called a meeting of Conoreakv working men was held last evening at 6t ,a Ie achoolroom, Edge-hill, in coinnectiin with 'te Edge.hill Branch of the Liverpool W orkint Conservative Association. Judging ?? from the appearance of those lireseut, the E?,11 hill Conservatives cannot h-st of mary working men in their rank, mo>t or attended wearing ...

... I I CAPTAIN SHERlARD OSBORN AT TRANMERE. Last evening, meeting of Liberals was held in the Assembly oom attached to the Queen's Arms Hotel, Lowver TIranmere, fosr the purpose of pro- muxting the election of Captain Sherard Osborn, IAN. The roomn was crowded, and the gallant captain, on making his appearance, was cnth sias- tically cheered. The audience, unfortunately, included about 20 or 30 ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW BRIDGE, IRUNCIORN. Tlis magnifienct structure, ereeted over the Mer. ey at; Iuncorn t;ap by the .Lodon and I.iorth-western laiway Compay, for the purpose r of shortening the communicatiun between Liver- pool and the metropolis, will be opened for the use of foot passengers to-mordiow niorming. We recently gave a detailed description of this erection, which is undoubtedly one ...