... We should not be overcome with grief if the monarchical arms of England were supplanted by some emblem of republicanitm, and we should rejoice if the lion and the unicorn gave place to the Phrygian cap of liberty. But at the same time we arc not at all anxious that those vene- rable animals on the national coat of arms should be effaced therefrom, and the beee-barrel figure in their sttad. Yet ...

... THE DISS ,trION CV -APM2AmV2T. [From the Lon,0S0 terWrap.J By the QUEEN.-A proclamation for dissolving the yre- sent parliament and declaring the calling of another. VICTORIA, 11 Whi rens, we have thought fit, by and with the advice of our Privy Council, to dissolve this present parliament which stands prorogued to Thursday, the 5th day of Fe. bruary next: We do for that end publish this cur ...

... SUNDAY, PEBRUARY 1. SECOND EDITION. MtUNlICIPAL SBRVILITY. Some people are so innately contemptible as not to merit the slightest notice. They are ever ready to crawl, cringe, and abase themselves before rank and its meretricious surroundings. Viewing, an i having simply but the natural capacity to view, the mere outside of persons and things, they are paramountly incapable of pene- trating ...

... ITHXGARDEN.-Bi MR. GLENY. ?? -l . -4-- SIASONABRL3 bARDW G FOB TEIE W XEK DING IF.ERUARY 7T The continuance of sloppy veather in the metropolis Is not at all favourable to gardening but the occasional 'froste are some relief, although they do not last four-and- twenty hours. All dedcduous trees and 3hrubs BOsM Upon the move-the buds are swelling and eome are opening. P!rslng may go on, and ve ...

... FOURTH EDJTION. SUBLISEMD ON SATURDAY AITQNOPWS . IN TIDIE FOR pOST. POSTSCRIPT. LLOY'S WEEKLY NEWSyR OFFC, SATU=DAyAEmNo. LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS.! (Rnnorg a UT'EWS AGINOY,) StE AiNGLO ENCHI COMMERCIAL TREATY. PAPI8, Saturday. The Bil sanctioning the supplementary Conven- Mion to the Anglo-French Commercial treaty is pro- isnulgated to-day. The ratifications of this convention were exchanged ...

... How often do we say with Shikespeare B'y tablets ; meet it is I write it down, when romethicn ceurs to us perlsalis miles from honie or under circumistances which, umless like Captain Osuttle we minkc a note ; of it, instantly vanislhes from our minds. It is very annoyina to pronisie, as Sherid.a Knowles once did, three friends in one dey to dine with themn olc the following Thursday and ...

... DE&TH Or DU. LIVINGSTONE. The following telegram, dated Aden, the 27th inst., has been received at the Foreiln-ofice from the Acting Consul-General at Zanzibar:- 1 The report of Livingstone's death is confirmed by let- ters received from Ca neron, dated Unyanyemb,, October 20. He died of dysentery after a fortni4ht's illoebs, shortly after leavin4 Lake Bemba for eastward. He had attempted to ...

... E, LLavToN GAEumWxCH. OnaWadneg..j etet ta rizzrling r' Mr. Maidstone d liverod an address to his coD atoe.ito on Blackheatb. Mr. Gwalstono, accomparka by ms. and X Es Glad. stone, arrivvd in an open carriage at five minutes to three o'o'ock, and was r0csiv;d with loud cheering. The two ladies ascended vith Mr. Gladi.tone o0 to the plat. form. Mr. Bock having been voted to the chair, he in- ...

... I - UmwEnsiT os' LONDON.-Mr. Lowe is not likely to be opposed, Sir Henry Thompson declining to come forward. CxrT or LonoN.-A meeting of the supporters of the Conservative candidates was held at the City Terminus hotel, Cannon-streot, on Wednesday, under the presidency of Mr. Edward Masterinan. Mr. Alderman Cotton was the only one present. A letter was read from Mr. Twells, and Mr. Hubbard's ...

... - MP- DISRAELI. Mr. Disraeli has issued the following address to the electors of the county of Buckingham- Gentlemen,-Mr. Gladstone la- informed the eleb crs of Greenwich that her M.ajtsly has been advised by her Ministers to dissolve the present lparliamcnt. Whether this step has been taken as ts means of avoiding the humbling confession by the Prime Minister that he has, in a fresh ...

... TO TBE EDITOR OF RLINoLDs's NEWsPAPE1I Sw:,-The people who live by labour, manual labour, the only class not directly represented in parliament, have now their opportunity. In every roroegh where they are in a majority they must decide, and decide at once, upon starting a candidate, aud they must elect him without a single thought as to general politics, for upon all ouch questions it may be ...

... TiE TICOIBORNE' CASM. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIXTH DAY. The trial at bar of the Claimant was resumed on Mon- day morning, before the Lord Chief Justice of England al d Justices Mellor and Lush. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Serjeant Parry, Mr. Chap- manBarber, Mr. C. Boven, and Mir. J. 0. Mathews are counsel for the prosecution; the Claimant is defends d by Dr. Kenealy, Q.C., Mr. M'Mahon, M.P., and Mr ...