... the different proposals of the Cambridge Reform Bill. At the same time, several of the j subjects thus introduced to our notice arc, although distinct, so intimately connected with one another, j that we should inevitably fail to realise the true | state of the case unless the relation between them be kept constantly in view. Thus, the qui-ti>n- relating to the constitution and functions of ...

... White-Reed—On tbe 22nd alt, at Matlock Bath, by the Key. C. O. Coombe, M.A.. Incumbent of Crookes, Francis White, Esq., Endchffe terrace, Sheffield, to Anne Emma Taylor, eldest surviving daughter of the late Thomas Reed, Esq., H.E I CS. Moohe.— Reed.—At the same time, J. Wardrop Moore, Esq., of Greenhall, Blantyre, N 8., to Emma Wilson, youngest daughter of tbe aforesaid Mr. Reed. w Sf' N ...

... MATTJ- i Arrived. Due. I Depart. Jersey and Guernsey ! 0 T ?? M W *T» LUbon, Spain, and Gibraltar 0 Nov 6 .or 7 Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Ceylon, and; -i41*': »• ! 0 Nov. 4. Nov. 4. PeuMg, Singapore, and China™ : 0 Nov. 15. ' Nov. 4. Australia _, a ?? _, ?? Meditorranean, ftc., via MaraeUte-.' ! 0 0 Nor 4* toltish Wwt India, California, ftc 0 Nov. 16. Nov 1/ Mexico and Havana. 0 Dec 1 D«. ...

... life, occurred at the Mottram Viaduct, on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, on Tuesday morning. The through train from Manchester to London, by the Great Northern route, which left Manchester at 9.55 a.m. became disconnected when approaching the Mottram Viaduct, and several of the car- riages ran off the rails against the parapet of tbe bridge. ' The sides of the carriages ...

... COCET OF CHANCEEY, LIXCOLVS-IXX—AT V*. { Before tbe Lords Justices.) Appeal Motion.—llrincheste.-. ire, Kaiiway v. London and Xcrtb- Weetern Railway, part heard. EOLLS COUET, CKANCKRY-LAN'E—AT 10. Cause*, &c—Featterstcnhaugh v. Turner, part ?? v. ' Hervard, part ?? v. CVird—Hancock v. Ross—Gibson |v. Sturgis—Sidney v. Wi mer 2)—Wilmer v. Hunloke—Morley v. I ?? \. Elton (t'— Railsron v. Hall— ! ...

... Gravesend on Thursday afternoon, for the purpose of embarking her Majesty and saite for Antwerp ibis day (Saturday). The Robbery op £4000 worth op Jewellery.— Capture op the Thiep.— lnformation haa been tele- graphed to the Vine street police station, to Mr. Webb, inspector of the C Division, tbat the lad, Wm. Giles, in the employ of Mr. Heudsey, late Hawley, jeweller, 123, Regent street, has ...

... was therefore the fifth jubilee. In 1611 the letters patent were signed by King James I. for this foundation, for the maintenance of which Mr. Sutton con- veyed the whole of his valuable estates, including the site of the lately dissolved priory of Carthusians, which he pur- chased for the erection of his hospital, to trustees for carry- ing out his benevolent object. He only survived the com- ...

... To the list of successful dramatists has recently been added the name of Mr. G. L. Saunders. The new play, which has kept possession of the stage during the whole of the past week, is not one which, having received that honour at the hands of the manager and the public, is likely to be put upon the shelf, and to be numbered among the things that were. Elise will, no doubt, become a stock ...

... I ANTICIPATIONS ON TBE L_WES MEBPTNG. The first tww days' racing' at Brighton were net pro- ductive of aay special feature. The company wm quite ' an average attendance, bet the ground waa so hard that several animals intended to fulfil their engagements ware not brought out. Tbe Handicap PUtea fell off : considerably from what was expected, and the sport, particularly on the Oup Day, was ...

... the presentation of Robert Copemau, Esq., of Hemesby. On the same day the Rev. Bichard Brown Scholefield was instituted to the Vicarage of Appleton, otherwise Appulton, in this county, on the presentation of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Death of Captain Bechek.— We have to announce the death, on Tuesday last, of this well-known sports- man, the father of steeplechase riders, whose ...

... the tenth magnitude. The number of the asteroids between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter already ob- served is now eighty-three. How Parisian Ladies Dress.— The Paris corres- Kndent of the Telegraph writes :— With racing in .ris dress is nearly connected, so I may tell you that last Thursday I saw one bonnet which I am sure must be the extreme of the present fashion. I am not handy with my ...

... be Lieut., vice WUson, promoted. sth Essex R. V. C— Lieut. E. Noble to be Captain, vice Strange, promoted ; Ensign G. G. H. KneUertobe Lieut. , vice Noble, promoted. Colne Valley and Halstead Railway. —The twenty-second ?? meeting of the shareholders of the Company was held in the Board-room at the Hal- stead Station, on Thursday afternoon. J. Brewster, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Directors ...