... THE MAUT OBRENT UXTUAL CASE. The appeal of the Rev. P. H. Denison, neptew Of Arohideoon Denison, and one of the ourates of Etab Brant, Somerset, of whihh the archdeaoon is vicar, was ecotinned at LUmboth P1aea on Wednesday, before his Graoe the Atehbiehop of Canterbury and his vicar general, Dr. Deane, Q.U. Dr. diephons, Q O., and Mr. Walter Phillimore, instracted by Mr. G. H. Brooks, the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLMS'S NWSPArER. ?? present parliament Is getting old, and Is already beginning to show the signs of feeble- ness and egotistioal petulance which uas the invariable acoompanlento of old age. The session jumb cloaing sha been nearly an uselese session, for the passage of the ?? only repre. sents the execution of an idea of the Liberal party for the last forty years, and the ...

... OIYR IDAILY NOTAEIS.: If ~s EsnL'Hu .. Dnwlsoe .~i~oN.-rTbke !r,mes r~mbrksa ?? The ftg at Oh asel uravno.t the, Arski were- nlonjat vfhich a pretender to. the. evo rintoI ,,VFrE0 has received hts fdllowea bpoa E3nglieaosl. .-~Moro than thirty ye4rs ago,- in ,NovPaiberd 1843, another pretender h'eld ,a rocept-ion ii-.Belgtavenquere, andapilimed' himself r ztahn, as he hia been eveteiude, to ...

... mRp, A. W. PEEL, M.P., AT WAuWICK. _ _ . . . - . - TM1 ?? .A-z_ _ QAAIA_ | Mr. Aythur WellesleyPdel, theparlimsnentaery ?? to the Treasury, on Tnesday eveninc delivered his anniua Maddres to his constituents in the C Jrn Exch *nge, War- wick * Mr. Iloyd, ex-high sheriff for the county, preeided, and there was a orowded attendanco. Before 51r. Pel ad. dressed the meeting a resolution was ...

... FRANCE UNDER NLITARY DESPOTISM TO THE ?? OF REYrOL5S' MBPAPMB Sm,-Marahal MacMahon declares himself re- sponsible for the maintenance of order, whatever may ooeur In or out of the Assembly, and aig- nifcantly, if not Impertinently, replied to a de- putation from the provinces, which alleged that, in came of a monarchical restoration, It could not answer for what might happen, that the Govern- ...

... XmSOELLANEOUS. A veritable eentenerian, Ann -Miller, died at Leeds on Saturday, aged 101. The army lost in all eighteen tfficers daring the late campaig a on the Gold Coast, M r. D1sraeli's election expanses n the contest for the county of BDuekorgham in February last amounted to Sir Andrew Orr, a prominent citizen and native of Glasgow, and formerly Lord Provost of that city, died at Brige of ...

... THIE;W COm IECI&UL TnATY. The Mancmchester Examiner makes the following im- portant statement - It is understood that the Manchester delegates who have given evidence before the Joint Commission in Paris have made a most decided impression upon the project of the French Gove:.smont in respect of compensatory duties. They have shown the inapplica- bility of this term to the duties affixed ...

... [IMPERIAL PARLIANET. T -v HOUSE OP L3D63-MONDAL1. The ho1use sat for's short. tine, and passed the, Conioli, dated Fund (49,M64,98o) Bill.through all its stages. ' OUSM OF COrlEMONI.-O.DWA -S THE BEW OPERA WOUSE.-In ansuwer to Lord Ml. Bruce,' Sir 3. M'GA EL-HOiG stated that, the'time having elapsed for the roofinghin of the new Opera House on the Thames Embankmaent, the Metropolitan Board of ...

... t o 0 TS -&IC AND LOS§ j -OVER 00 ZOVO 8i - 1 Slnoe t loss of the Captain, no greater CalsaniitL ?? '&eeln one unay thasi'the sisournful accident which 0c. Marrod off the Isle of 'Wight on Sunadiy afternoon, whert at lesst 324 souls perished. The tale-is one of the simplest, iaa the details only heighten the effect which such a tragedy, however occasioned, must produce. The Envy- dice, four ...

... THE MASONS' STRIKE. At a meeting recently held in the Lambeth Baths a resolution was passed protesting against the New Lawv Courts being converted into a common lodging and boarding establishment. The resolution was forwarded to the office of Public Works, and the following reply was received to-day:- Sir,-I am directed by the First Commissioner of her Majesty's Works to acknowledge the ...

... IAPERIAL PA CAIEWT. ROUSE OlV LXOQ1-T2Un0DAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack shortly after four o'clock. At half-past four o'elock several new peers took their seats, amongst them being the Earl of Baeacossfield. His lordship entered in a procession formed by Garter King- ?? the Duke of Norfolk (Earl Marshal), and the Marquis of Hertford (Lord Chamberlain). Ho was ac- ...

... MZ. LDE!STONX AT HOME. The followtugcorrespondence has taken place between Mr. Gladstone and one of hi4 -constituents :-New Chariton, S.B., Aug. 16, 1876. Sir,-As anelector of the borough of Greenwich, Ism most anxions to know if you purpose addressing your constituents during the cecess. I neod not add that my anxiety is shared by every elector of this orough. M~ay 1 80 fer trespass on your ...