... LATEST N EWS.I RiguALD Ospiroie ffriday Momvsin BY SPECIAL, TV-(BE AND O1Wr1'TARY ~TELBORAPH.' OPENING: OF ;THE NEW PARLIAMEIT HOUSE:OF LORDS-THURBDAY. The Eighth'Parliament dirihg the reign eof her present Majesty was formally opened tol-dai, at two 'o'clock, by Royal Commission. 'The atfendance of Peere was very limited. There 'were only a few ladies present either in the body of the House ...

... 61415 i ,ZV)V Aultralk THURSDAY MORNING, DEO. 10. ANOTHER of the missing boats that left the ill-fated steamer Hibernia on the 25th of last month has turned up on the north-west coast of Jreland, but, alas !with only threeaurvivorb of the 28 persons with whom she was loaded. The intelligence which -we have been able to obtain is yet extremely meagre, but when the full story of the long voyage ...

... PAIBLEY. ynriS OS\JRpH'PinBBV~ERY; , O' OiWednet diiy, the 'ebd'~e revsrimd coart held its ordiuary montbly mgeting-tse'Edv. Mr Stewart of's Pollokshavs;. in the absenos. of Mr' M~acostnd mnoderator.: -~ ;. -A~i. .Mr THOIcoelo saisid that bli had anl interim report to: 'give ou hehalf'bf 'the Comomittee ont Sabbath O bserv- ane. :With reference' to the running ofi the omnt- :liuses on' ...

... -AMRICAN iuk PUiA'TION. Tbe Economiat fears there is much danigr tbat the - id3a df repudiatlonm in omeeshapeor other may come t to be entertained more seriously than loyal Ameri- ti cans or the friends of Amoticalabroad can Wish, If t the present slystehf of; taxation is) so strorngly siAP-' ported that it cannot be chnenged,;afd all the revenue6' ,now raised is needed,, what couirse but: ...

... THE WEATHER.—There is still a great deal of rain here. On Wednesday evening there were some very heavy peals of thunder and vivid flashes of lightning also. CHRISTMAS Boys.-The old custom is still kept up here at Christmas. The boys were out on Monday night with the Mari IJwyd, calling at the shops and principal houses about the neighbourhood. ...

... ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT.—-The annual entertainment for the benefit of the poor was given at the Assembly Rooms last Friday evening, G. J. Penn, Esq., occupied the chair. There was a large and respectable audience, who appeared very much pleased with the perform- ances, especially with the singing of Miss Thomas, Mr. Joshua Rees, and Miss Duckham. Messrs. Howard and James gave a very nice duet on ...

... THE MANUFACTURE OF WATCHES ANO- A most interesting and instructive cribing briefly, but with great r' ^i 3,111 v progress of watch and clock published by Mr. J. W. « 2S,^Old Bond- atreet, 99, Westbourne ^rove iu the City Steam Factory, 58, and 69, Ludgate Hine bock, which is profusely illustrated, gives a full description 0t the various kinds of clocks, with their prices, and no one Purchase ...

... allO\el1 that tho n:lronet has conferred a permanent beJlefit \v i Vi C0 he,'ie: worked l,n ...

... THE RESIGNATION OF THE CONSERVA- TIVE GOVERNMENT. We (The Times) are requested by Mr Disraeli to publish the following Circular: •• If Parliament were sitting 1 should not have adopted this course; but as the public acts of a Ministry should not be misunderstood, and as there are no other means of explaining their motives, I have taken the liberty of thus addres- sing the Conservative members ...

... For the trifling sum of one penny, the rich can have each morning's cun ent news at their breakfast-table, the merchant can learn the fluctuatiolls of the markets, the politician can weigh the probable turn of events. and the artisan can be -iflformed nIl the most important topics of the day; hut as few people have an i.le::t. of the trouble, care, and anxiety consequent upon the publication ...

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... METROPOLITAN, MONDAY.—(THE GREAT CHRISTMAS CATTLE MARKET.)—Notwithstanding that the past has been a very unfavourable season for the production of cattle-food —the supply now in the country being unusually small—the show of beasts here to-day, for Christmas consumption, was quite equal to any former period as regards quality. All breeds, with the exception of the pure polled Scots, were well ...