... mperial parliament. - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H OUS E O F CO MMONS.- TUESDAY, 914i 23. M!DDLESxX ONDUSTaIAL s0EJOOLS. A sonsewbat prolonged discussion arose upot a clause in a private bill, the Middlesex Irtllu1tria.t Schools Bill by E shici clergymen not belonging to the Church of Engiand were anthorised to perform divine service in the industrial I sciools in question, with the consent of the ...

... lJorrion t& ToMal 13(oaTIM11). I - .. .- -.-A I B~n~e. ~~eL~ it~, JA. 18 - t is positively sated d that the riiosdfeecbetween tegovernment and the y. Jeettitsin Baden lie beets arrnged in a Satisfactory mannier, rs n POIIT' wts- equnity of iwrt winle exora fom t d Pottil etws 081 pies, of whlich 40,884 were fir 2 G t rlitein, 2,121 for AuStralia, and 1,002 for Canada, 14 2 leaving about 4,460 ...

... glV 'E[ECTIElD TELIECBAPI.. WAR IN THE CRIMEA. t MANCHESTER EXA;uNEIt & TiMES O.TrIiE, Friday oMorning, Nine o'clock. Tba Times Vienna correspondent telegraphs on Thurs- day evening:-yWe have advises from Odessa of the 17tb, but as they announce nothing new from the Crimea, t it may be safely concluded that up to the 14th nothing had occured there. The Porte sends 10,000 men to Balaklava.. ...

... Li ocal all7j Aw-ldfallotto. 'ETnTLOnQUISM. - On Monday evening, Mr. Duncan Mocttnilon gave his ventriloquial entertainment at the Athe- i n. itm There was a good audience, and people seemed r well satisfied with the in-voice which he gave them for t their motley. It was certainly stamped. v JUVENILE REFORMATORY SCHOOLS.-In our last publica- 0 tion, we stated that this subject was likely ...

... J FOREIGN. d The information from China speaks of the rapid pro. gress of the rebellion, The residents of Canton were in al l most critical position, and prepared to take refuge on b board ships off the factories. The river was filled with 5] war junks, en route for action, the insurgents having al at least 80 junks in fighting trim on the East River. tl Thle hills in rear of the city were ...

... t - The census returns, just published, relative to reli- ti e gious worship in England and Wales, are worthy of pi special attention, They present us with much valu- se able information concerning the diversities of theolo- th H ed gical opinion existing in the country, the provision m er made by various sects for the accommodation of their bc adherents, and the attendance of the people on ...

... Si STRIKEt ol CuOwN GLASS MAKErRS AT SriELDs.-The w crown glass unslkers of the Tyne and WVear are on strike, and, R according to what appears, a strike not very creditable to t1 them. More than a twelvemonth ago an arrangement wase come to between the masters and the men that in case of it advance in the price of glass the men should have a propor. q, tionate rise of wages, the men to make ...

... Eluptr(al parliantent. HOUSE OF LORDS. r FRIDAY, AUG., 4. RDUCATION IN INDIA. 0 Lord MONTEAGLE, in moving for a copy of a despatch to the government of India, on the subject of general educa- tion in that country, remarked that the question was of great 13 interest aind importance, and had excited some attention in the last sessiion of parliament. Hitherto the education of t the people of ...

... Sia~tvtet Nebo. La (For previous District Newcs, see Supplemente.) B] ;a | NASHTON. h- QcAaTNsRLY MHtETSNG OF TIRE Lices8RD VICTUALsXnss' IC ASSOOrATION.-On Thbursday last, the members of the Ashton s, Lioensed Victualiere' Association met at the house of Mr. T. ha Scholefield, PrinreoffWales Inn; Mr. Councillor Walker in' t the chair. Thb'proeeedings of the committee having been El ry read ...

... local altz fielcno~ T T tr. PLAYOROUND.-A picture, by Webster, called the PBlayground,' now on view at the gallery of Mr. Grundy, EXChantge-street, will be contemplated with no ordinary plea- sure; for few there are who, however touch they were the victims of scholastio discipline inside the school, do not gather from the playground, the scene of their youthful triumphs and excitements, a ...

... BALMOaAL, SEPT. 18.-Yesterday, Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince, attended by Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington, the fHou. Elinor Stanley, Major- General the HIon. C. Grey, and Colonel the Hon. C. Phipps, were present at divine service at the parish church at Crathie. The Rev. A. Anderson performed the service. Sep. 19.-Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince walked out ...

... oatig ElteIlitgeno l - I I FRANCEi. Vice-Admiral Parsevel-Desehdnes, on taking the command of the Baltic squadron, addressed the following order of the day to the commanders, officers, and sailors:- Called by the emperor to the honour of commanding you at a moment when your courage may be useful to the country, I feel the most lively satisfaction at finding myself once more in the midst of ...