flours Ten to Six: MTDLAND CREDIT DISCOUNT COMPANY, Is PREPARED to ADVANCE SUMS of £2O TO £l,OOO. On DAY of APPLICATION, to FARMERS, TRADESMEN,HOUSEHOLDERS, ritoFEstiroNAL GENTLEMEN, And Others, On their OWN SECURITY, Repayable by Easy Instalments. Also on DEEDS, or DEPOSIT of G

AND RITUALISM. The Easter vestry in connection with the Parish Church of West Derby was held on Monday morning in the schoolroom adjoining the sacred edifice. The Rev. Canon Stewart, the rector, occupied the their, and there was a large attendance of parishioners. Some ordinary b

The case 15PLeod v. Cohen, tried on Wednesday, before Mr. Baylis, Q.C., Assessor of the Court of Passage, is one of special public interest. It was an action brought by John MaLeod, late a freight clerk, but now an agent of the Prudential Assurance Company, against Jonas Cohen,

THE intelligence from St. Petersburg announces that the relations between Prince GORTSCHAKOFF and the French Minister are more friendly than ever, and appears to indicate that the Franco-Russian alliance is matured. Both Powers doubtless congratulate themselves upon this result,

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the Laws of Projectiles, and an introduction to the system of musketry now adopted by all military powers. By HANS BUSK, Author of" The Rifle, and how to use it," do. Illustrated with numerous practical engravings. London: RouTLEDGE, WADNE, and ROUTLEDGE,FArrin gdon Street.

to Austria, have excited some talk and not a little indignation. It appears that the Austrian authorities bad discovered that the Count was residing in Dresden with a false passport, in the name of John Harrold. Accordingly a requisition of the Tribunal of Vienna was issued agai

We learn from Brussels that the Ministry intend presenting very shortly a bill to increase the number of representatives. It is thought that six new members will be proposed—two at Brussels, and one each at Charleroy, Turnhout, Namur, and Liege. The Ministry is also preparing a