... medical, artistical, and other learned professions, shall form a new constituency to vote not as professional classes, but by districts; and that they shall return no less than seventy new members to the House of Commons. The memorial is remarkable not ...

... rivalled by the United States. The same proportions between the British and American trade in these manufactures prevail in New Brunswick, into which the British imports, in 1855, were valued at £377,845., and those from the United States at 2782,762. ...

... the offices, No. 38, New Street, Birmingham, and is ready for delivery to news agents at six o'clock. Arrangements have been made for the delivery of the PosT to subscribers in Birmingham by eight o'clock, and we believe that all news agents will ensure ...

... a new musical and descriptive entertainment wtvill be produced to- morrow (Thursday) evening, at the Gallery of Illustration. The programme informs us of the manner in which this entertainment is illustrative of the songs and customs of Christmas, antient ...

... view, to that of -he defeat near Cawnpore. What adds to the grief of This news is, that his last moments were not cheered by l16 home echo of his fame. He died before the news had reachea hlim of the honouri 1 and rewird~ ?? (Ivc( by his adiniriiig countrymen ...

... INavy,, 11,319halu p MIR ?? 0, Bit. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY, BESIDE the fall of the Ministry, every other Itopic, including a fresh mutiny or two in India, further defeats of the rebels, the taking of Canton, and the cap- ture of the ...

... no1 be ua4c- ceptable as a soswcise of one of the most 'mofble feats of despotism done under the new Enipire. Some interesting details relating to the new El Dorado, British Columbia, are given by a 'correspondent of the Times, who brings vividly before ...

... conrse of which lie introduced many anecdotes illustrative of the Sblessings of temperance and the curse of drunkenness. e The proceedings were closed by the whole assembly singin g Cheer, boys, cheer, for the new and happy plan. T'ie orderly conduct of ...

... G. B3. Scott, of Lthahfield, on Misiolnary Eimterprises.' This leciture, whsich cons illustrated by ties larga Missionary, Mapl oh theWord, elogleg to this London Mistisiomnary Society (paisnted oa 00 qure eetofceeya bythi rv, ecurer hiesself, acid here- ...

... could be expected to make, and it will probably cure his MAJESrv of such f.secos for the future. In Scotland, where the Christmas festival is but slightly celebrated, the festivities of the season have not interfered with the gatherings for Reform. Meet ...

... *im ?? o TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1859. NEWS OF THE DAY. Ir is stated that the Ministers have all been sum- moned to return to town from their Christmas holidays for the 1Oth inst Shortly after this date a preliminary Cabinet will be held, at which the date ...

... NEWS OF THE DAY. ot EvrsYBoDDY knows that if there is one thing more th than another which distinguishes the aristocracy it is modesty. Lord LINDSAY, who solemnly claimed for al his order pre-eminence in everything, was a good it illustration. We have ...