... Ia4 aaft tM Re. I FEBRUJID .M 25. SVWDnA.-IVpsoleon Esealped from Elba, 1815.-Secondr sulndaly in Lesnt.-bMornint lessoins: Genesis xxvii. to MeTre 41; 3Merk a1., verse 23, to ii., verse 1P. Evenling lessons; Uenesis xxviii., or Gonesis xxxii.; Riomans in., to verse 19.-Son rises 54MDm. past 6, sets 32nmin. ast, 5. 27. MS ?? Hell openea, 18l1. 25. TUEsDAY.-T1Le Wreek of thas Floridian, 1849. M ...

... x-~ SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL SATUTRDAY'S NEWS. MLosid's Ney.s OfTic,4 S DfYPA Y MO1 NINsG. I S5r PACES SATURDAY'S 1 2 HOME AND FOREIGN 3 4 N B WS 13 23 SATURDAY'S SPORTS t24 p.%GZS. L.-Enrlishtten Sa.ot at Menlia-Mr. Kip- linp 33tter- Awful Llar C r D) a tsr. 2.-Lrr -colefa Temper: C Xr e ot X !llay *,ister- re~ ?? Io ontdn3unltary -otli volull - echers alld Lee. ltures To-,day. ...

... l reag. l BY WM. EIARLE. SEASONABLE OARDENTNG, EARLY PUAs should be sown with freedom now Ywh-n the ground is dry enough, as the! suceed-bt~lter Whedn sow'n batinsei, inud rush through the soll during oopar'af-ively mild weather. Choose, thece ore, rhe driest sites | in gardens which enjoy fubllaunshine, sod that the. space is -wel ulsnaured, and so w ih rows at distan-es between thue rows ...

... I I Few philanthropic associations are doing mere excel-ent work than the |Dstitute Children's Dinner society, through whose aid upwards of eighty thousand poor little ones have been fed, warmed, and comforted during the past winter. The funds of the society are now nearly exhaurted, and some two hundred pounds is required to keep the dining- rooms open till Easter. Theo pathetic picture of ...

... INOTLS ANDI) GOSSIP. Cht 1f. C. Bannerman ierformned a wonderful feet in tie CConunioni ott crinayi night. lie sinks agaitislt Mri J il ii rin IV's noltion i-s re'iiuee dile Vote foe oil isu-imnl cxprsi-nitine itt toa Sotlinil And then-it sorte ioi it This happy lender of t-he united ` ri V Ihi Nth pli d' itre of seeing a large onter oi tlv i'osnow lic t'onsiter,-d i~iiwarnicst ziilportirs ...

... I I_ . Sir.Edward Grey, M.P., was the prin- eipal gaest at the annual dinner of the Itighty and Russell cluds held .lat evenin~gat Oxford under the pre-i- dencyof SirW. Martm Conway. Pro- feasor York Powell proposed the toast of ' The Liberal Party. In re- sponding to this Sir Edward G-rcy 8aid the dilferences in the Liberal party were a pa!e sha-oitow compared to the robust, outspoken ...

... I THE New York State Senate has passed a bill prohibiting the use of the American flag for-advertising purposes, underheavy penalties. FRoue Alexandria, on Monday, intel- ligence was received, that the Khedivah was delivered of a son that morning at Montazat. There was great rejoicing at the birth of an heir to the Khedive. IT has been ascertained that the fatal illness of the Austrian ...

... THE BECKENHAM RAILWAY FATALI'TY. Mr. Carttar hold an inquest. on Tuoes- day, St ?? on the ,ody On' Alice ClowV, 18, a nowuestic sOrvaut, who bad been engaced at 3i, XV neathisul c rcd, Anorley, aud ?? dead anrl mut ?? body was tound on ths London Chathamn and DDver railway, at 6horts ius, on Friday, Feb. Jj.-avidcnue of inszlicso.- tion oi the body haying bean given Ly Mary Ann Crow, a sister ...

... A LLEGEID B31'TING CONSPIRACY. A serionu ?? asL ?? at Blow-stiret on Friday, WLrell I:tIIvrWrL Robert W1aviC, 2D, hookmlaker, Nal;oI- avenue, Folni a, 0t1l Iie0ry ievA, clerk lIle-.itect, loinl nr, were elhela ol ?? 21 ms, hili tonl, with coll.spiri'lg to ohltlni XS '2t i1. ii, 1J m1anens of forged tehegrasan. '1 I. Proton Oholmrn, who piIeIcIuioL for the I'ost- TIl rmtirl (; I1ln , ?? tle^ e ...

... OIUR SPIR.ITUAL GUIDES. POLITICALT1 BSHOPS. £¶IRCHT'S TEMPORAL POWER. OPPON7ENTS OF REFORMS. In tlhe, r1101se0o1. ioretn ?? TiteAm.y, Mr. }tHnihrovr Li: Ist, Who11 17003 tc.'eive~ll Withr Opposiinoll vhcerct, callel ott OiILIoI to tlhe postotn11 of tie: biiihloj's iii the B itite iif Lord s, all: I moved : 'limo tile legicziati ye lower of blishopm in tile Iooite, of Peern in I'arlooo ot 3s ...

... yES'TEkBAY 'S LONDON I . SUMIMARY. I ?? William Willfams,. seven, living with his intrents at 29,. Be lord-street, Wval- w orth-road, was knocked down bf a tram car, yesterday, in ,Newingeon-hutt. lo wasradantted to St. Thomnas's hus- 8ital, sulcrinfgirom injuries to his bead. Williamu. tliort, 44, a compositor, re- sidine at Larabeth, got has hands eanwbt' in muine machinery yesterday. Ho re ...

... Iraltb for tM)P iOp1 - - - gU E15 TIN FIRST ?? BY D- ANDREW WILSON. (WiWtn exsluswivai~sV Lloyd's Ncw:sp;,spt.) In concluding the anbjent of frarturee, disloontions, proins, and allied injuries, there yet, remaiins one subject which is worthy speoial mention, inasmuch as the injuries icluhided in its ?? are apt to be painful, and because much may be done by ?? arate tt lessen the pain and the ...