... .PARLIAMENTARY NNOTES, f[rom our P'arfiticnftaoyr Ctrrespondet . Hou E 'OF COMMONS, Wednesday. The House commenced lt3 usually prosaic morninu sitting by a remarkable outbreak of disorderline, Colonel Nolan was the first to commit an outrage agjs, : the forms and customs of the assemnbly. While waiting for the nll-absorbing topic of the dlay. the approach to which was barred by a discussion on ...

... lBlMINGfIfAAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. A meeting of the Birmingham Board of Guardians Was held yesterday, at tho Parish Olicem Edmund Stroet.-At the opening of the proceedings the retiring chairman (Couneillor MAtN'rON) Presided. On1 takilg the chair be said that he hadl a communication to maken, which he ma1de with great regret. Ho had received a letter from their vice-chairrean, M1r. Soatliall, ...

... 'MR. JOHN MORLEY, M.P. AND MR. I I SOUNADHORST AT WOLVER AMPTON; Tievstof the Right Ilon. J. Morley, Mi.P., to U614ver hapton, terminated yesterday,whntem brso h re Northl Street Liberal Club entertained him at luncheon iO at the- Club house. 'ilr, T. Walker (one of, the 'vice. inl ptesidelits of the clubi) prcaideii, and there were h1so Ic present, in addition to Mr. J. Mlorley, Mr. F, ...

... THE HERONRY IN RICHMOND PARE. Some ten years ago a colony of herons took up their abode in Biebmond Park. Previously there had been a small number in the Home Park at ?? Cour; b.here they bred for, many years, and, as the park is not open to the public,rthey wre very little disturbed., Unfortunately I some trees were blown down near to those inm which the , birds were in the'habit of building ...

... PRlVATTE CORRESPONDENCE. LoONDON, Saturday. eInoiD CADOGAN and Mr. Ritchie made their first appearance to-day at a Cabinet Council, but they call scaroely have been impressed by the proceed- ings, which were not of the first ordor of import- .nce. They must, in fact, have felt somewhat the same disappointment as did Smike when bo first wvent behind the scenes in tho establish- ment of Mr. ...

... VICTOR HUGO'S ENGLISH j PROPERTY. states that probate has j'isK been granted in Loudon of the wil! :?f. the lat* j Victor Hugo, whew .isoniu estate ia England j neuuireil at £ 92,000. ...

... [FROU OUB DUBLIN CORRESPONDENT, j Mr W. Sinclair, of Strabane, who gave evidence before Lord Cowper's Irish Land Commision, which recently presented its report, writes to the Dublin Express stating that proofs of his evidence were not forwarded to him, as is customary; and in the report he is surprised to find that not only are there inaccu- racies which he would have corrected, but that an ...

... ten faa'~s X.oL 5.s5Ms Aeu rIE ARREST OF A FRENCH ,itedd OFFICIAL .had BY GERMAN POLICE. tbe pre- STATEMENT OF TaE GERMAN Ws3 REPRESENTATEIVE IN PARIS. ary, past A Panis, Abuii 23, ved The Rdpu cque Psnacfse to day states that In iX- a despatch communicated to h. Mlourenas by the German Cbargi d'Affaires, Prince Bisnark 4. adiniv; that if M. Scbr~aebell was arrested on ince Frencb territory, ...

... PIRATES ON THE NEW JERSEY COAST, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J., April 8.—Late last night Capiain Rowe went oown on the steamboat wharf and found a number of men loading a vessel with coal and wood belonging to the Central Railroad of New Jersey. He rushed back into the village and gave the alarm. The thievfta meanwhile had become frightened, and hauled their vessel about four hundred feet off ...

... I CTRU.TH AND MR. PIGOTT. I have received the two following letters from Mr. Pigott. Surely, Mr. Pigott does not deny that he wrote, certain articles containing revela- tions, and: if he did, I presume he was paid for them :- SIR-YOu are good enough to say in your paper that a person named Pigott (meaning me) is the party from whom the Timcs bad the letter attributed to MIr Parnell, which ...

... Mr. nn1 Mrs. Edward Darell and family have arrived -at their residence in Grosvenor.street fronm Paris, for the season. In the House of Commons on Tuesday evening, petitiols praying for the discontinuunnce of the Sunday poetal service were presented by Mr. Colman from Norwich (G), Mr. Broadhbarst from Norwich and neiighbourhood, Mr. Gurrlou from Foullisam and Bide. fort, Sir S. Crossley from ...

... CLERIGWR DIOLOIHGAR. Anfonwyd y Ilythyr diffuant a difrifol a ganlyn gan y Parch Thomas J. Bryant, ac a ymddangosodd yn y 'Primitive Methodist World' am Mawrth 24ain. Gan ei fod yn ?? A phwnc sydd o ddyddordeb cyf- redinol, yr ydym y9 rhoddi yn ilawen le r iddo yn ein colofnau - At Olygydd y 'Primitive Methodist i . World.' SYR,-Dymunwyf alw sylw, drwy eich cyhoeddiad dylanwadol, at rinweddau ...