... - ?? ?? vtoittau bait 7 - iii., ?? Y, APB 2.19 I I Up to last night the election of 279 mem. bers of the new House of Commons had been i declared The result as affecting the balance ufi of political parties is thus far a gain of 17 the seats by the Conservatives and 46 by the sh( Liberals, or 8 balance of 29 seats in favour of tioi the latter. Hitherto the elections have to ehieay taken place ...

... TBE LATEST YANKEE aVOTION. *. The followirg device, to p-o'ent market men frem ling ofd old eggs fo fresh onea, in an- , nooeedby an American ?? inventor pror/oses to arrange a rubber etasip In the nest of a every hen. *ith a movable date. Tin stamp inae arranged with a pad which is satnrated with in. c B delible ink. When a hen lays an egg, as is well d it known, mb kicks slightly with one ...

... T'lIT'lligah, fll P S ail 3, ot AND JOURNIAL. FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1830. NEWS OF THE DAY. Tlhq .death of Lora RIVERS iS announced a5 IDIilg taken plaeo on Wednesday afternoon, at 1'0tise in W1 iltorn Crescent, London, after a lon3g SQ5ices from Biarritz state that the Marquis of take3slut has greatly improved in health, and I Qarriale exercise daily, the weather being ?? Gne .At the opening of the ...

... JTORY PROPHECIES AND THEIR FULFIL- I I . - EINT. FACT AND FICTION. During the eloetion contest wo have. from time to time, noted and publlihsde the Tory. prophecies of suecess, so that the public might, after the poll, have the means of comparing these predictions with the result. In order to facilitate the comparison we now bring together some of I those prophetic efforts. It will be seen ...

... DISTURBANCES AT LEAMINGTON: RIOT ACT READ. The election of two members to represent South WVar- wickshire in Parliament took plice yesterday, the cpndi- dates being the Hon. Gilbert Leigh (Liberal), eldest eon of Lord Leigh ; Sir John Eardley Wilhot, Bart. (Conser- vative); and Lord Yarmouth (Couservatlve). For nearly forty years the Tories have kept the constituency firmly in their grasp, and ...

... quietly upon earth. The rain yesterday certainly citue upon us with sufficient quietness, though there wee enough breeze to faliify the proverb about March going out like lamb. After the mouth bitter winds aud du9t which have had it will take several days such showers pierce to the root the caked crust the earth. For days, and almost weeks, auy one who has taken the trouble to look the ...

... GL§NERAL FOREIGN NEWS. t ErE. .S. ?? . 3- - . (BztTn-J's TELraoniFua TiiE ROYAL YISIT TO GERMANY. Ittascio-r. Frilay .-The departure of their Royal isses the Prince and Princess of Wales has .. rsponred until the 15th inst. The Crown. Prince of -: Lt- yh11aLS left Darnistadt. l BrCS BAnDES. Friday.-Her Majesty Queen Victoria . ii u1( l'ning to the Mfichaelsberg. The Princess it- lisit to the ...

... GAZETTE ANNOUNCEMIENTS. Wmn. Irytv Wyvlde. Eso., lately Superintendent of the Slave Trade an-ud Consular Department (Foreign Office), has been inide a Companion of the Bath. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Co]. E. 0. A. Gordon, R.E., to be a member of the Council of the Ber- mudas or Somers Islands. Tile Queen has been pleased to appoint Thomas Uping- ton Simeon Jacobs a nd A. IV. ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND ID1ATHS IN THE BOTROUGH OF LEEDS. I I- - A__- I f, _ ,AA !12rxt Waa, IS80. Int the Nveek ending last Eaturday 6,140 births and 3,114 deatlfs were regiitered inO ?? of the largest English towns, etimlated by the Registrar-Geineral to contain I 1 popllihtionl of nearly seven anda slaf inillions of persons i i the saslsdlo of this year. The births verL -15 1131d j thei ...

... THE ACOIDB, NT AT AN ELECTION DIETING. BI,- T, I An ai aualong accident ucearrcd oln Wealiesday igl~t ntu P publia Mtcein:R, C onvefiel in Sit. An Ierowvtt I1 Ila'(3lave0ov, to hearamiiirwavs by the tb ree ,ibent caneitifnt;eu, Thie ?? vm4s tl61.-rly a1nordeod. bottteeh r1,,oo Fnd 1,8000 peaou being predent. FiVan the thimo Xla audienca Aiaeiiled there waai a consider- able dietplay of ...

... PRESBYTERIAN NEWS, o (FROM OUR OWN OoEREsBOxBnix.) rF This evening a paper will be read at the Preeby. g terian Association meeting, Upper Saokville.street, >f by Mr. D. Middleton, on The Triumph of ). Steam. Chair to be taken at eight o'clock. A le prayer meeting will be held in the same place i from a quarter past seven to eight o'clock this le evening. Ig The congregation of Clonakilty, ...

... S -W. *i= -- I.T i T, E, . . _ _ _. '(By Frseftun Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDERNCE. 'Preeman Office, 211 Strand, Loudon, Mtot day Morning. There seems to be no halting in the coptinued C04 e b~ f victory of the GoVerinmontOppbsition0 1 nominees. ,Jp to Friday night there had been a 1 net'9in of 48 seats, including the second for Nor. wi'ichr which was vacant dusing the lest Parliament. ] ...