... CASE OF JEAN- LUIE. Iaw 11 . This cese wes continued on Saturday. Some and i, discussion took place on the opening of the case as 11 to the peculiar position in Which the-prisoner was oplace.I tie ae re M ?? said-My'clieut, Jean Luie, b : T instructed me to maintain the Sruftbof the Osprey day r evidence, which I have no reason to doubt; and mag when the casw Paes away *W thi')ourt. I shall ...

... UNSECTARIAN EDUCATION DEMON. f STRATION IN MANCHESTERA _ .. . . .. . . . .. 1.. _ 1 Last night, a meeting was held in the~roeTr?& e, HEal, bzichester, in support of the bill of blr r George' ioiix, XP., for- the establishmnlt of fs &hool Boards and tbe enforcement of compullirq n. ere~rywhere. Mr Heny Lee presided, and a'lsoast le those present were Mr George Dixoa, P., and it Professor ...

... BiE. I HQTSEHOLD SUFFRAGE tN COUNTIE I UvA~aVULY owrx.W ?? ImIPUT&TIoN TO Mg QL&NTONa .(mo OUR OwN alsOitTER.1 Vqasterday afternoon, a numerous deputation waited opon Ur Gladstone in Downing Stteet, on INi the fibject of the bug adtecnty franohise. bi Thsentatives from various ued in GreatBrtain in The Federal Volon of IltqrA1 an4 Of (gooiersetshire), Bridges (Surrey),, Taylor (Pete- Jf boro') ...

... q CoAtA XDtIEon.-The' shipme'nt at Gieeaock last' week consisted of-Coals, 417 tons exported .I and 10491tons taken'coastwisa; total, 1466 tons.' No pig-iron was shipped. BEsEVOLENr. Socixry. -The fifty- second annual meeting of the' Greenock Female Benevolent Society was held-in-the Temperance Institute yesterday-the Rev. Win Laughton i in the chair, There were also. present, Rev. Messrs ...

... WNIONCRREIPON~DIIENOE. Thursday Fvenilg.- has written his supporters in the seoi C orumo~sto theeffectthatat themeeting Parliament on the 5th prox. important busi- ,ew will be ?? forward, in Vlew of wbich their attdadnce is particularly requested. 31r Witalyle is orered to appear in the Court f ueens Bencb to-morrow morning, and answer charge iiF contempt' but the warrant officer of t Court ...

... I derarlbro II I t , rHN 2`9RM :do, I=t.1aetMjnle OQ~lItionh taken, 15 2C s1; - Mr rniu&' naminaon;.'tken. CHE 251t-to 1 - MrHcbma~o.ae. to~ 1.1.1 b K r Gibsow nominauioo. taiten. Tb E ,6 URAN 2rTaOXoAlxo &mle 00to is ?? sohledela ikau.' N - Two tUOO6AWD OV131;&& WEIGHTS FOR TSV. Lt LNSHM~ of ?? 5bUNj9OLN9HRMZ HAND1IOAR, o£1001 Soya MSo~ver, or Dmagcon 6' 541 UJar om~epr.~ S.13be Vw~wdcoke a ...

... .piSSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. biR GLADSTONE'S ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS OF GREENWICHL SWe have received the following, which has ben saddressed to the members of the liberal party d Downing Street The Oivevlment having advised a dissolution Psrli35e!t, a1nd having received Her Majesty's nent thereto, immediste steps will be taken to c et the ?? of the country. Mr Gladstone's addrems will appear ...

... 0 DREADFUL COLLISION :| NEAR LINLITHGOW. ! tro. FIFTEEN PEHMNMS ILED 'ND In TWENTY. INJURED. . .it e ?? e a onte of the most Important of Scotch lines sfte of railway there occurred in the early morning entc r yesterday one of the most of the many appalling less, . accidents which have recently startled the and ' country, and alarmed the travelling oomunilty. tew ,t A passe~nger train from ...

... 24VRSIUy INvZELLIf@'bo'l. I ' ?? January 24. Q Senor Laboariuga hassleft the Spanish Embassy. -end Stntlernandei remains as Sphinish Charge ,1 dL~ff~it. Parks, January 24, Evenin, The Comte 'de Chainbord has ,addresi-ed a letteir Otl to the edit'C 'of the~ Uni on, thanking, him .for the lit zeal and ability diaplayed by that'.paper during th~, ari last 60 years in upholding hig cadse, and ...

... . h Friday Evening. *f PIG IRON MARKET.-The warrant market has been flat to-day, with a very limited business done e down to 104s; ssllers - remaining at that price, buyers offering l03s 10jd. S it CLYDE RE1INED SUGAR MARHET.-The market B- continues steady.- Y- SUIGAB MARE'.-f-1Weekly Report.)-The trans- actions in our market during the week, sa far as reported, amount to 3000 tons, the ...

... he OUR LONDONT OORRESPONDENOE. --I. ourt ~THE~ WHALLXY CASIL DIeU.Ut .Friday Evening. sign Ths excitement-in the Court of Queen's Bench been to-day wae greater'than it has been on any day d to since the opening of the trial. There was, in the ,rior first mistance, the question whether Mr Whalley nies had been legally. summoned to attend, and in and' the nexj the expectation that if he did ...

... IMP. OLDWIN S OITH ON AMERICAN l R - - . POLITICS. '0 ?? : i Profenior Goidwi Snith was etrtained- by the 's Mancheeter A.eformnCi lat i~lght, an)d delivered an address on &meritan poHle: Heir smad that h there b'd; fm tu. im t4iimsbee strongoutbnsrs, )r in Ameca of ?? feeling. Hs impreswom, af!n his five yeare' Wo3ourn in the states, Was, that r the bottom there wa6 sound, amd the great ...