... | OARIMART-JEN BOARD OF GUARDIANS. - - L At the fortnightlh meeting, hold on Saturday, the chair. a man, Mr. .J L. Philipps, presided. The attendance of r guardlisns was numerous, The Master's journal stated that the numiser of inmates in the houee at the close of the last fortnight was 99. In the first week of the present fortnight 4 were admitted b and 9 discharged, leaving 84, against 91 in ...

... MODERN A THENS THE old Athens has gone as the old Greeks have gone, and a newer and degenerate city has risen in its place. Among the ruined memorials of its ancient grandeur which time, and war, and the spoiler have left, are streets of modem houses and shops ; where philosophers, poets, and orators trode, in- triguing politicians and greedy place-men now meet, and the scenes which have been ...

... 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), ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PnoOL&MATION OF THE FRENCH I LEBSCITE. -SYnECH OF TiE 'EfPBSORO YAPOLEOM. The ceremony of preshuting to tne Emperor 04 Napoleon thb offioial declaration of the result d tl the late vote given by the French people took place at one o'clock on Saturday in the Salle des tI Etats of the Louvre. The scene was distinguished 82 by considerable splendoar, in some particulars la resembling the great ...

... ThaggaFnnssG.-T!lhebrigautino])eerhouna, belonging to Walter Grieve, Esq., has arrived from the seal fishery at St Tohn's, Newfoundland, with 1300 old seals. SEA1EAN DnowanD.-Captain Robert Deshon, of the ship Thorndean, which arrived at Quebec on the 4th inst. from Naples, reports that while the vessel was on her passage to the former port, on the 12th April, one of the seamen, named Albert ...

... LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the chair at 4 o'clock. Mr. VERNON HARCOURT gave notice of his intention to move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the law relat- ing to registration in boroughs and Mr. BRUCE gave a similar notice as to a Bill dealing with factories and work- shops. In reply to Mr. CRAWFORD, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that sugar ...

... A special meeting of the Iioar J was held on AVeilnes lay, when there vvere present > essrsW..Tones (Chairman), G. Mariin, A. J. Morris. Jt. Hariison, Thomas Jenkins, .T. v James, Wr. L. Daniel William liice. \V. Gould, Thomas Williams, J .Tones. W Harris, and„E Purchase. si BATHING AT THE PKNTWYN RESEKVOIU. A letter was ivad from the keeper of tile Pentwyn Re- servoir, stating that a man ...

... M MNIAUAL.' It is positively sickening-all the fuss that is being made about the little book so often misqueod under the above title. The volley of letters denouncing it has subsided, with the exception oi a few dropping in by chance, like the crack of some unruly rifles after the cease firing has bees sounded. But now meetings are called every day for the ostensible purpose of sclecting ...