... YOUTHFUL AND ANCIENT I LOVERS. I- LOVh On Taesday, the dull monotony of the Bradford county court was enlivened by the hearing of a caew which caused no emall merriment, alike to the judge the lawyero, and the speotators. This was the third time that the suit had been before the court, the claim being for P40, for alleged Illegal conversion of a quantity of household furni- ture. The plaintiff ...

... I (From the London Gazcete of FrWoa, December 24.) Henry Crouadhle, innkelper, Whalley-composildon of 1OB. in the pound in a month from date of deed. Robert Thomas, licensed victualler, Liverpool-assign- ment. Joseph 8cragg, doubler, Aehton-under-Lyne-assiga- mont. Edmund Redfern, late of Maccleefleld, draper, now of Hurdnfleld, out of bualnees-compooltion of 2B. In the pound within one ...

... WEATHEB REPORT I WEDN3EDAY, DRC. 8, EIGHT O'CLOoR A.M. PLAo2 B. TW. W. IF.B. D. W. B. 8, Wick . 801840 40 B.E. a 4 5H.R0. o 8 I1& ?? 801010 *.w2. 1 0 2.bfm .. Aberdeen,s 02089 .. E I 1 e. o 1 Leith- - .. 801So 1 883 .E 8 3 2. ro a 8 Shields .. .. 8012 1 8D x. 2 2 E. om 2 Boarboro'.. 80 18 4o 89 o.8.2, 4 8 . O0 4 Yarmouth.. 0059 80 so E.l.E. 8 4 E. 0 B Ardrosesau.. go 12 IE 7 g .n 2 8 8 . m 2 ...

... THE SAxW POPULI UX SUPUBMA. S U.MMARY. DOMXBTIO. Al C0abinet Council will be held to-day (Tue today). Mr. Gladstone has returned to Lon, !on for the purposo of attending it. The s tate of ifairs in Ireland is understood to be tho principal subject of deliberation. A n eoeting in connection with the anti- free-tra, ie movement, which, under the disguiso of a demand for reciprocity, has recently ...

... Before the Coventry city magistrates, on Mon- day, a young man named William Wall was arummoned for threatening to shoot Laura Ship. -Mr. Homer stated that the parties had kept company together for two or three years. That acquaintance or courtship went on alI right until the defendant, who had been in the employment of the London and North-western Railway Com- pani, received for au offence ...

... DIDCXED FROM OBSERVATIONB TARXRE AT THE 1 IVIBOOL ONERVATORI, BIDBTON, BIUKBN- titude,6' 24 4 N. LongItude, 4t'17W, h Month B4 abd Day. Q Dec. Inch, linpday.1 29.86 Monde'20 29.cA8 T.s day2i 29. 0 W'd'dayl2 80.00 Thur 28 80.18 ftday 24, 8S8 AEA`V;s .25l 8.BU IABOMwR. I TnxPEURAaE. If fifi Inch. Inch.* 29.12 20.208 29.88 29.481 29.48 29.542 29.81 20.708 80.00 80.088 80.14 80.190 29.81 20.988 ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. Not much boija fide boluses1 has been done on the Stock Exclboge, nor much speculative busi- new either, Yet the tone has been good In all departments, The funds have been firmser, and the foreig market has, in its best parts, been stronger; while railway stocks, though unaltered generally, have been slightly firmer, Amerioan secuities were higher at the first, and ...

... LATEST NEWSO IRIWUTMA'mR TELEGLRAM'I. THIE WAR IN PARAGUAY. The following telegram has been received at the Brazilian Leg'atiOnl :LISBON, JANUARY 15. Wa11rr over. Assumption occupied. I.opez either fled to Bolivia or is concealed at Car- rientes. The exeoution of his brothers, Berges, the Bishop, ansd prisoners is confirmed. The Brazilian fleet ascending the river to Matto Grosso. The ...

... [BvY EItOTRIC TELEGRA-I'!.1 OUUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'elock. NEW PEER. Lord LAwVRENac took the oaths and his seat, on being created aL leer. The noble lord was introduced by the i Duke of Argyll and Lord Chelsehford. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS BILL. The Earl of SeAnrTnsBunLY moved the second reading of the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill. He cornplained that no one with more ...

... To the EDnoTR of the BiRauNoiAm DAILY Posy. Sir,-The Epsom Handicaps are over, and well they are so, for such was the severity of the weather in which they were run that parties scarcely Imew whether they had seen them come off or not, being quite as much engaged in keep- ing themselves warm as in seeing them come off. London was ful of racing men from all parts of the 1eountry, and the ...

... TPE MIEDICAL ARRANGEMENTS OF THE I BIBaINGfAM AND NOTTINGRAN UNION As the medical arrangements in the Nottinghiam nnd Birmingham Uios are now under consideration, it might be interacting to the public to have before them the report theeonofa ~1oeuglY eiipeelt and disinterested gen- thienran11, w% ritten for the infornation of persons at 3ir minghlim Snenton, seer Nottingham. 11 Dnr ?? on ...

... rARLIAMENT, LAST NIGHT. 1n3Y ELECTRIC TELEORBAIH.J HOUSE OP COMMONS. The House reassembled to-day after the Easter recess. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. CORRUPT PRACTICES AT NORWOICL The A'VrroINEV-GENERAL moved that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, requesting that a Royal Commission, consisting of Messrs. Dowdeswell, Mansfield, and Biron, be sent down to Norwich, ...