The House of Commons met at noon. The second reading of the Maynooth Grant Bill was moved by Mr. SPOONER, who described the practical effect of the measure. The principle it was designed to carry out was, he said, that of severing the connection between the State and the Roman C

L Jolxlxci Brim HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Yesterday being the anniversary of her Majesty's Accession to the Crown the House of Lords did not sit. HOUSE OF COMMONS. On the motion that the House on rising should adjourn to Monday, Mr. GLADSTONE inquired when the answer of the British

My dear James,—The accounts should be made out treating the paid-up capital as £lOO,OOO on the 31st December, 1854; therefore the requisite number of shares to make this account square should be entered as vested

Various cases have lately been cited in illustration of the fact that the fate of Sir John Paul was an exceptional instance of legal penalties falling upon a financial speculator for breach of trust. Examples occur every year in which, owing to the s kill with which the technica

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- *reign anViolonL GAMBLING AT THE PARIS BOURSE. A very taking puff is going the rounds of the French papers in favour of a joint stock company called the Caisse generale des Actionnaires, which was founded about six months since by M.M. L. Amail and Co., and is now increasing it

igs l / 4104., . -,,, A FIENDISH MURDER IN SPAIN. In the town of Jerez-de-la-Frontera, near Cadiz, in Andalusia, a horrible crime has been committed. An aged and poor woman came into a grocer's shop one morning and asked for alms. The grocer refused; and the woman asked him to gi

in the House whose opinions would be influenced by any speeches to which he might hereafter listen. All men who knew anything of the subject have reflected upon it deeply and often, and have by this time made up their minds; I therefore call upon the House now, this night, to de