... •/ The Bdi tore do not hold themaelves responsible f ca- the opinions of Correspondents. THE MUSEUM GROUNDS. I__ tke MiTToZZ of tke YORK HE * ALD - To the BUlTOiu. * a{ readers, have Gentlemen,— WiU you, or 'any »■ ' oi dinarv the goodness to inform me by what - 0 . , ?? subscriber to the Museum Grounds takes upon himseil to desire the family of another subscriber to remove trom a seat in the ...

... There is a collect hn\. made in the Wesleyans chapels throughout, the connection twice a year, on behalt of educating the children of the ministers. Many pew- holders, having to educate their children out of their own earnings, object and refuse to give. Those members who have been liberal enough to give during the past, may derive consolation from the tact that their monies havo not been ...

... CONTINUED ADVANCE OP THE RUSSIA!* - ADRIANOPLE OCCUPIED. STATE OF THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS- Pending the issue of the armistice there is no suspension of the Russian advance, which is P 0 powerful an argument in favour of the Russian terms 93 which could be urged the Conference. At Vienna tbe denblatt reports that the Czar ordered on Monday onward march against Constantinople; and it rumour ...

... PEACOCK. I*6. STRAND, W.C. BIRTHS. Harrow Weald. Tw H ?? E tbVw?feo^^^ ■«-*«■ Broxbourne. th.wife OHI-D.-On the 31st ult,, the wife of Arthnr w m,n_ _. -. Brunswick-park, New SouthgateT of aao?. Ch_d,of Derehohn, DEWE.— On the Ist inst., at the reside--. -» v_ ■-l -. Hous.. Maidenhead, the wife «stnV_2. tfcSJ-^-fi- ?? bury College, of a daughter. JK * F * Tho ««»*s Dewe, HaUey- P K?h G e ...

... LONDON SHARE MARKET.— Yesterday, ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. V [ ~. ?? Closing ausmess Share. Railways. Pric^ done. 12.10 l.'Unberg.. Nottig., Bost.,i j 1 and Eastern Junction. 10 6} 6$ xd id 50 [Belf. -.stand Ball^-mena.. all ! — — 13.14 Bir, Woi, A Stour Valley all 8 8} 11 „ ?? , 100 72 74 11 „ 25 JBlackburn :aU 11} 12} .. „ 25 ißlyth and Tyne all — — 10 !Bosn..Sleafd .AM.t^nties all \ 6J 6} ...

... PROROGATION PARLIAMENT. The principles of our constitution Ministers are made responsible for the the Sovereign must often excite the gratitiw. journalists who are called upon to i Queen's Speech. loyalty forbade a«j 1 favourable criticism upon these periodical >! tions, unfortunate would they be, indeed, to say anything of them. On the present i our task would certainly hard one ti. speech ...

... Ilirak, tha »iprwri hop* that a raitabU K aul forward to the borough; and ha apuke > iaioural'li ttrnv* Mr Brook, jon., Enilirby and formerly Meltham, i&r Brmk i irstitutk'oalwt. a Kcutleman who had WMftMJVlrti the p*t»tK*m»n who, I'fttltftiutut, wuuki ii«> honour to the town. A ...

... -SHARE- LIST&r * FROIDAY EVIlQnlGvj TmretoendWEmmigwithou provement. in the afternoon, when a good demand was experienced. London and North Western stock has risen 1 per cent., Great Northern * Eastern Counties and Caledoniall J, Midland ~ and Lancashire and Yorkshire i. On the other hand, Great Western declined J. The settlement was completed this day. At 4 o'clock London and North Western ...

... LAID OUT. WHICH MUST BE CLEARED OUT VERY GREAT SACRIFICE. LADIES' SHORT JACKETS. No. I—Lot of Ladies' Jersey Cloth Jackets, Braided, to be Cleared Out lidwere Sole 10s 2—Lot of Tweed and Black Cloth Jackets, Newest Stapes and Beautifully —all to Offered lid ; were from 10s t ...

... _.i BaABLI dove good aavim pubhc attention to the unsatisfactory sute of our T otllZT h !r cc - Thia he do - - ™ 2x7* Tm n V nd the _ yiewa be has ?? caun* fail to stimulate reflection even in the minds to whi ch prejudice and political antipathy fo7bid hey t mir? CtmViCtion ' The timeB he *» ohol fcJ o a Trtr^ ?? ° Bi ; iOQS 0f *»»t should be the policy oi a great country like England, are ...

... GARIBALDI IN CALABRIA. l£ PANIC IN NAPLES. | THE KING PREPARING FOX FLIGHT. Once more the daring genius of Garibaldi has o led him into a position to thrill his friends with an ad mi- Q ration that is tempered with concern. Garibaldi is in t i Calabria, to contend, with 8.000 chosen followers, in the name s ( Of liberty and Italian independence, against the large and £ well-trained army of a ...

... Holsworthy and Buds Railway BUI was read a third time in the House of Commons on Monday eveuisg. In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. W. Biciford- Smith presented a petition from Mawgan, Bebtcs, against the compensation clauses of the Local Ucrenf ment Bill. I HZ B Lw * lbrid «» Mareimk, of Callington, and Mr. H. I> lM ?? of Liskeard, sn Monday signed th» ■TS ? l°l l * nd WP*™* «» the ...