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(iiayo »> j Chronicle) that Mr. Quinton, Colonel Skene, Mr. D«.W. O. Gbaci de«cribeB Mr. W. W. Read j d t Lieutenant Simpson, Mr. Cossinfl, and “one of the great cricketers of the age.” v ille, who fell into the hands of the rebels Mr. Rai.i , ii of Rawdon

bodies that were anxious to have such help. The health of the Sheriffs having been proposed Mr. Cross, and responded to Mr. Sheriff Woolloton, and that of the Lady Mayoress by Lord Salisbury, and responded by the Lord Mayor, the company separated. Owlnfc

Company. InatrfMjralrd bg Charter and Special Acte nV—His Grace the Hake of ROXItL lUillE, K.T Vlilß-PKtteJDKNT*. H(« Grace the Luka of TIIKIII.AND. The Most Noble the of ABKRCOKN K.G . The Muu JOHN LAIRD MAIK LAWKLNOE, Q.C.B. K 5.1., Viceroy ot India. DIRECTORS

in the occupation 0? Mrs. Lambert, Pydar Street. For particular, apply to Mrs. Furniss, ' Church Lane. Tmro. T 0 BE LET, ?? immediate possession, a HOUSE, SHOP, T V STORES, situate in Old Bridge-street, late in tbe occupation of Mr. Burridge.— Apply to

for Lu-eral principles. Bet Mr. Disraeli had bod triumphs his day ; and it was splendid triumph hen be told the people of Ediubnrgh that bad educated his party. But there was one in his party whom had not educated. But his triumph was greater when the

was Mr. Wynne’s own interest to influence Edith in his favour. “Or her mother?” Mr. Wynne suggested again, , shrinking, on nearer view of it, from the self-imposed task. “ Yes, Mrs. Wynne would better still, provided can gam her to our side.” Mr. Wynne

Far be it from Donald to strike the laird, unless he struck him again. He had broken the spell laid on his cow, and tbe laird had avenged the hurt to the lady ; though he was grieved to see the laird with a lady who was a witch. Let bygones be bygones

funny in< i lente in dr|ccioig the onmic aide his theme, and among them „„ absurd atorv which heard a'bniraldv told wh- , Scotland. The idea was that Scotch laird had b« pay his reo* t'» the s*(nirs, and and his drank much in the kitchen that they < much

from their watch chains, pair of ladies' silver shoe-buckles. &8. When Pellew went to sea the old lady his grandmother used often say, • If could bat live to see my Teddy made a captain I would die contented.' the old lady lived long enough to see him kokhred

Birkenhead election took place Tuesday. It in the iot«m Mr. Laird, the CoMrvatiye Kie .Liberal Oandidato Mr. Brimey, joo.,«nd^both fto close of the poll were;—Laird, 1,001, Braesey, L 338; inajority for Laird, 323. A “London Gazette Extraordinary was pnUiahed