... APPEAL-WATT V. THOMSON. F]isTS cauise has been under hearing for several daysi iu thle fRonset of Lords. Tiso ease, as oner readers will recollect, refer-s to an aetioni of damnages raised by Mr John Watt, jun., Advocate in ox Abcrdeess,iu the Court of Session, directed againistMr SI]criff wri Conniei Thomson, Mr Ligertwood (Sheriff Clerk), ani Dir Win. Daniel (Sheoriff Clerk.Deputo), ...

... IElUIl PARLIAAMENT. l ttSlK iii) ('O)MMAiX NS-ll'titto lee,'Jii 11 M 4 tc bi ll ie t:CIlll eitliltl of dLie lieleficcs [lillI tn , i~i I ts l jit :. stop to alil abuse Which IlaId lect11' it' ceti-tll Witt till (i11tltli, by peVC1tittitg tile s;le i,.~~~~~~~~~~j~I i', !.s bt$IelltiiIChetlliyl:~itlIv hslefi * i a,, -,, ili, ii- tii. r- IIIeet sotlu itt the ilijec- . tt it; mIttighlt agltillat ...

... ENGLAND. Thle Prince end Princess of Wales will probably spend a ti fortnight at their Norfolk seat in July, before going to Scot- land for the grouse season. On Tuesday, last week, His Royal Highness the Prince I of Wales paid a vi sit to the Earl of Fife at Balls Perk, Hertford, the residence of the Marquis Towoshend. His Royal Efighness was received at Hertford Railway Station e- by the ...

... in* expenditure in relation rotere the Athena-am. very creditable Mr that this elect l 'here was not a single voter upon the staff out 70 employed of forty .r Sfty employed in other who had their work do were supplied with provision* in and :'-y had not now anything inner dngle caw which voter had been treated. Alltheu-.w'-s of and and, the. If the «ont untrue, hie learned friend might have ...

... ?Wfid Attm hos- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a. ASTOR-ON-TRENT. cwt.; THE PARISH CHTJRCIO-kt a public meeting, beld in the joake School-room, the R1ev. J. E. Holden, rector, in the chair, it_ inoy was announced that the offertoty collection, which had been g nore re-introduced at morning prayer on Sundays, at the parish thf ?? Of church had realised the sum. of Hf.1 lbe, during te ten sand months' it ...

... THlE WICKLOW PEERAGE. tion. in which somne singular evidence WBR An action, in which some singular evidence was given in reference to the Wicklow peorage case, wats derided o (i Friday in the Irish Court of Que o's Beneb. Samuel Brown, i anl attorney's cIrk, sued Mr. Oct aviut O'Brien, his former employer, for 42f, for services rendered. The defendalit had paid 841. into court. The particularB ...

... 'K'j'aral Itivs. The marriage of the Marchioness of lHasting; and Sir. 0. . Choi wyid, BlLrt., is to be soleinnised tho secoud week in the estsuing montith. It is stated that tbe marriage of the Earl of Derby and r Mary Marehioness of Salisbury will not take place till July I u oext, Tile right Hon. John Bright will, it is said, visit Mr. f Bassa, M.P., at Tulchan Lodge, at the end of June or ...

... THE BISHOP'FS VISITrA'IOIoN AND RURI- DECANAL CONFERENCE. Thle Lord Bishop of tichield oit Wednesday morning A last, held ain iloftrmal Visitation of tho Clergy in the Roml Aoo Deanery (if Derby, in St. Alkmnund's CUnrchl. This took, stroi place in consequence of his Lordship having been prevented T last year front bidding at Visitation in the Derby Arch- deaconry owing to thle death of his ...

... Miss LYDIA THOZPSON'S Return to New York. Miss Lydia Thompson has just concluded her grand tour through the Western and Southern States, and the success that has attended herself and tr'ouape are almost unparalleled. In every city their appearance has created a positive. enthusiasm, amounting in many instances to a perfect ovation. The reception awarded to Miss 'Thompson, on her return to New ...

... TLIE ORN-AMENTAL SOLE~mNirIES oi' LENT. IN, JOHN Ox\y;ForfD the truant contributor of the inle. continues his sketches of Spanish re- creations. Writing at Seville on April 16th, lie ?? morning at ten o'clock the ornamental 6 ?? of Lent came to a conclusion. To | symboliee the convulsions that followed the deatlh of the Saviour the white veil over the high a Itar of the cathedral had been ...

... Ta s will of Mr. Edward Stanley, of Cross Hall, Lancaster, and 14, Grosvenor Square, Middlesex, was proved in London, on the 20th ult, under £140,000 personalty, by the Earl of Dartrey, the testator's son-in-law, and Mr. Edward James Stsa- ley, his son, the joint acting executors. The tee- tator married, in 1819, Mary, daugbter of James, Earl of Lauderdale, and died the Srn of March last, aged ...

... IITHE ARCEBISHOP OF DUBLIN AND THE CLERGY. I | TO I113E 3DITO3 OFt EIR DAILY IXPESS. Sai-At a meeting of clergy, head this day, at which upwards of theity were present, the Dean of -t Patrick's neing in the chair-the enclosed ad. dress to his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin was adopted, and lies for signature with Meslsrs. Haodes, Foster, & Co., 104, (trafton Street.-We have the honour to be, ...