... LONDON, Sabtsda7 Night. { WE shall have a short and a hot sitting of it, observed an assistant Tory Whip at a convivial gathering within the last three days, not ten 1 minutes' ride from Westminster. I am disposed to'' accept this as the current forecast of the last ses- nion of the present Parliament, corroborated as it I is by circumstances which leave little room for doubt. This fact may ...

... RECOVERIY 0O MOiRE BODI ES. Dm1m1sE, 3uliday lNighlt. Intense excitement Continsues to prevail in Dunlee and neihboenrbood as to the circumstances attending the terrible catastroph1e at Tay 13rilgo a fortnight ago, and1 the greet loss of life becomes better known. People are I 1oW beginning to realise the extent of damage and the in- convenience caused by the interruption to through railway ...

... irt Of On the 15th of June, 1520, the Sacred College ice is brought their lengthened deliberations to a close very by agreeing to fulunjinate the bull of excommuni- teens catioj againast uther, The elegancies or bar- mncy, barisins of its szly'e are to be shared amongst its resy. joir conco ted, Cardinals Pucci, Ancona, and J.aofjaan. '(pivg.. thought the Vulcaus of the ,JsalkkYVa#;idan when ...

... FOREIGN ITNTELTLi I, [REUTER'S TELEG IiAtIS,] THIE YOUNG Plj'1NCEF.S. INW I YOlK, SAT-BruY.--HaxtS, ?? Pirinces Albert Victor and ileorge iif \ ,. arrivtdliat L'arbadocs on Christritas-d:,y, ?? FRANCE. PBARIS, SUNPAuY.-The apploiiituicrls,,, J1X. ., . - I cix' I'rr-fects ivill he annorrocedljulriv i t''i,,rp .uilraol. The Cabinet hate Lot 3d ?? the drawing up of the political pirniiiut z, ' ...

... FECOUN'IERS WITH B13rUGLkRS. At Mt]errilield Vim age, 'I'orpoint, oenr ] ivarprolx , It .Friday mooin-lg, at about two o'clock, lr, Garrett, a son of the vicar, was aroused by the barking a n deg in the stables, and proceeded to the yard. He obhirv!.i two men in conversmtion, aiid crelt ip clos00 cumi ugh t oveihear a selbice to break into Auito Iy-house, AIl Garrett nas returning to the ...

... CHEMICALS, METALS, &da. (J. Bercgr SpCence and Co.'s Weekly poPt) MANOHEiTEO, JANUARY 10TH, CHEN I ?? opening week of the now year has been qruite satisfactory, from a business point of view, for chemicals. Although the full tide of operations is hardly near yet resumed, there is plenty of evidence of an active month likely to follow, Inquiries are nurne runs and apparently genuine. The ...

... DEATH OF MR SERJEANT PARRY. Mr Serjeant Parry died suddenly on Saturday morning at his residence, Holland Park, near London, of congestion of the lungs. His wife died ou Friday of the same disease. The deceased gentlemen was called to the bar earlv in life, and had an exceptionally fiue bearing, manner,' and delivery. ...

... CHURCti CHOIR.—On Wednesday evening, the 7th irs'ant, t!ie Whitchnrch churc!) choir were t-nte't.air.ed to a supper at the Three Elms Inn,' at the ex; ensc of the vicar, the Rev. J. T. Clit-Ice, After the supper, there was an entertainment of music and singing, and a very pleasant a;;d agreeable evening was spent. ULeera were given f r the vicar, the choir-master, Mr D:,n:el Jones, the or ...

... POLICE BUSINESS. At the poHce-court. on Saturday—befo'e Colonel Byrde (in the chair) an I Mr C. J. Parkes—Edward TutberviUe, John James, David James, Thoa. Evans. and Charles Edwards, five lads, were summoned for trespass- ing on the property of the Ebhw Vale Company, on Wednesday last, at Panteg. Defendants were ordered to pay a fine of 2s 61 each.—James Parker was charged with cruelty to a ...

... A TFA MEETING was gu-en (n Frid;'y to 600 or 700 Nonconformist- by invitation of Mr G. H. H:,d!ipJd, of Morastone. Te,, was laid in the Corn Exchange rnd TOíln-hall, and a meeting v as held afterwards in the former place, a very pleasant evening being passed. ...

... APPREHENDED DISTURBANCES INs I M~~AAM. (FROX OUR SPECI COBnE5PONDE2sM,) Galway, Sunday Evening. On my arrival here, this day week exactly, I ven- tured to affirm that no man could tell what was likely to be the upshot of the present proceedings in the West. That assertion I now feel compelled to repeat, although some forty-eight hours ago I thought I waa a position to pronounce a well- founded ...

... . lie * ±flaJl fJUofl&NU.L.flJI . - --*f Ss A special correspondent of the ANcwra~st;e Okronsic/c states 0- that onl Frida. y Lieut.-Colonlei White, assisted by a prof es- US sionel gentleman, visited Belmont Farmn, rise scene of the L's tragic occunrence recorded in those columnis a few days 510 age. with aL viewv to muakinig plans and drawinigs of the pro- of osises for USE) inl the ...