(IRELAND) BILL. On the motion of Lord DONOUGHMORE, this bill was read third time and passed. ERECTION OF NEW EQUITY COURTS. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in asking for leave to introduce a bill for providing better accommodation for the Courts of Chancery, said that the erection of new c

Two hundred of the Greenwich pensioners attended Drury-lane Theatre on Friday evening, to hear the opera of William and Susan, and to see the pantomime. They were admitted gratuitously. At the Lyceum Mr. Stirling Coyne has a new drama accepted for Mr! and Mrs. Barney Williams; a

and announced by Messrs. BURNS and LAMBERT November, 1857) Fount-rot:a Volumes, Original and Select, have already appeared. The following are a - few samples: all In neat cloth, and sent post-free, with a large reduction in quantities: Bertrand Du Gnesclin ; the Hero of Chivalry

Gentlemen to be the most effective invention in the curative treatment of Hernia. The use of the ateel spring (so often hurtful in its effects) is here avoided, a soft bandage being worn round the body, while the requisite resisting 1 1 0wer is supplied by the Moe-Main Pad and P

Lord J. Rt:T - SZI, - i - n - m - o;i1; -. 1orlea - ve - it:17ring in a bill to amend and consolidate the laws relating to bankruptcy and insolvency, explained, in the .first place, the reasons which had induced him to undertake a matter so difficult as well as so important. He

BERLI-N, Thursday, Feb. 17th, 1.37 p.m. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies this day, a ministerial project of law, relating to civil marriages, was brought in. The project proposes the abolition of certain obstacles to marriage" and the introduction of certain grounds of

The Wallachian deputation ' charged to deliver to Prince Alexander Couza the official act of his nomination, has been welcomed at Jassy with the most lively enthusiasm. It was received on the 10th by the Prince, who is said to have replied to it with great dignity and moderation

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDB2a.) DIIBLM, Tuesday. Your space, now that Parliament is sitting, mUst necessarily be so much engaged, that I abstain from cemameht on many matters which will this week speak for themselves in your intelligence.

FALL FROM DOVER CLIFF.—OR Thursday afternoOn, Feb. 17, a little boy about nine years of age, son ot the armourer-sergeant of the 60th Rifles, while playing on the edge of the cliff immediately in front of the military skittle-ground, over-balanced himself and fell. Although the

Mr. DILLWYN moved for leave to bring in a bill for the better regulation of endowed schools, observing that he had modified the measure so as to obviatethe objections to the bill he had withdrawn. The motion, after a few words from the Soucrron- GENERAL, was agreed to. PETITIONS