... OUR LON-DON COORESPOKDENCE. I : LONDON, TUESDAY EvNro. The parliamentary event of the might has , been the speech of- Sir William Dyke. By me wrens of it he bas edvanc4t with one stide to 3- an equality with the best men of the front Ls Opposition bench, and gained a claim to the ear of the. Houes He is no longer the late whip of the Tory, party, and one of the best L8 they ever had, but- the ...

... TiiE WEaJTllEV.. 1 3I05DAY, DiO\E3l'E2.ii The weather to-day ?? cold _25r5 been very tene over Ireland. SOW:=ui, i-i of lnand. while it has be so0 aD i S ;and at t-meuns rainy cit teou 11, fomthe osrsn :h r origthat, wtiile ti~e ?? riseti over a the orer ° ' rc' * westemn purt of the I nite ich:. t alfallen decidedh: inth s rt sd _s:ta smail but well formed dres'u o.-r c 'ts I ...

... BaINHEAD TOWN COUNcILI ELECTION OF AN ALDERMAN. e A special meeting of this Council pas held yester- i wb day afternoon, at the Municipal-offices, Hamilton. thc square,.for the purpose of filling the extraordinary; do vac'ancy caused by th3e death of Mr. Alderman John ex hludie-tle 'newly-elected alderman to remain in thb office so long as Mt. Mudie would have continued in j f offee, namely, ...

... - - L PARLIAM:NT. ci - WEDA-ESDAY, NOVEiMBER 8. LEADING INCGIDENTS. Id- * HHoUsE, P COSros, WSODN AY. i. At the time auS' the sdjournment last night, Sir ] al 7jfrid Lawson asked, in somewhat disrcspectfal i- j referenpce to the cloture debate, Why should.we be put to the trouble of remasning. to hear this In' staff any longer? ' But he was unable to induce e the House to -adjourn the' ...

... IHE WEATIEI-w WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 85 'I The weather to-day has been very fine in the south-east of EKngland, but cloudy and squally in all e: the more western and northern districts, with rain in many places The -chart for eight a.m. showed no that in the tourse of the previous night the deep w, .depression noticed in the north-west had travelled north-eastwards, while a shallow subsidiary dis ...

... SDGMIAR - DkATH FROM I HYDROPHOBIA, The Southwark coroner bold an inquiry ou LB Monday, at Guy's Hospital, London, as. to the death efa iy -Anne Pearce, aged 14. The mother of de- ea~sed, residing at 22, Cottage-grove,-Surbiton, 'ad the deceased was very delicate in health. About .. two years ago she was bitten by a dog in the back of the band. The animal belonged to a lady in SnrbitoiE There ...

... LIERPOOL PHILHARMONI SOCIETY. - 11 When we take into consideration the i S enormous number of works with which Haydn bc had previously enriched the musice of the world, ho a sense of astonishment is aroused when we thear his fresh and vigorous utterance in The Pi 1i Seasons, which was written while he was on tii It the verge of the patriarchal age of three scoret o and ten. But, our wonder ...

... A WELTSH CHAPEL SQUABBLE At Carnarvon County Court, yesterday, before 11 il Air. Horatio Lloyd, Mr. J. Glynne Jones (Bangor) e - applied under the Trustees Act, on behalf of the e Rev. H. Smyrna Jones and others, trustees of the e Welsh Independent Chapel at Penisaurwvaen,for the 2 f removal from the trust of Owen Jones and four a s others, and for an order restraining Owen Jones from ...

... tI|' e Last evening the Lord -Davor of London (Mr. the ;o Alderman Knight) gave, the enstomary banquet to thiE athe Cabinet Ministers, judges, and others, who axe c entertained, annually at the Gulidhall. Af ter Ma- attending the usual ceremonies at Westminster, the pO5 a Lord Mayor, accomplanied by the aldermen, common the ie corencillors, ?? returned to the city, and the recap- Pi' :0 tion ...

... }AIL NEWS. The African Steamship Company's steamer Whydah, from the West Coast, left Madeira at seven p m on the 13th instant for Liverpool. The West Indin and PacifiuCompanrys steamer Cuban arrived at Havre from Hayti, &c., on the 11th instant. BOSTO, MoNDAY.-The Canard steamer Cephalonia arnrved ?? White Cross Line steamer a( Hgerman arrived yesterday. IT aBnmnss. MosEAt. - The Peninsular ...

... SA:s Pozprl I-, S-UPiE2lr . -a- I > if.3 t Coucil was held yesterday in - ' >--S:7et. rh'e 2sef inisters present i I I I - - , - . - un.t' , ?? Ycu W. IL. Gladstone, the I t Cu^2 eeor, I-o-d Cariingford, Eir c Tr ncoarran, arl Granville, Earl of f .L;,:ert te 'car! is o. ilartington, the ° r.ih'±oo. t el Right flon. J. 1 Jin, -adhe izht lion. JT.G. 3 .0 ?? Ortoa oE the early part of V J . ?? ...

... asdvo of crew drowned.; M-AI NEWS. NZOVeLY, ERi)A2.-ThO Allan steamship Sarmatian, h fro iverpool, arrived at 10 pm and proceeded for Halifaxc and 5toston at five p m. ii- wsmA, FamwY.-The British and African Corn- er pany-s steamship Biengneia an-ed today rwith mails n- from the west and soutb-west coast of Africa and left r- for Liverpool. NEW YORa, Tsusn.-The Cunard stmer Scythe a arrived ...