... THE, AXLANTIC TELEGRAPH. II, We have great respect for the principle of H: leaving commercial undertakinigs to the un- fettered and unaided actioii of private enter- af4 prise. Theoretically and practically the gal maxim is a jusb and politic one, and prudent eie~ statesmen as well as sound economists willi always be slow to admit alleged exceptions to 'ehIj its operation. Still there aire ...

... THE - CAMBRIDGE LOCAL IEXAMINATION'.' A +r . LA A 2-I- - - i- is meeting -of the committee and others interested tile in the looal examination. of the University of Cam- ~nost bridg a eda t clsyesterday, inl the griud~jurY Ips. om1t)eog' el Mr.MWlliamn Brown .. Esq. wa ~lduo opreside, and the following other, ight, ?? Revs. Drhmume, fohn r Taylor, ?? l. Falloon, W. C. Greene J. A. died Wilson ...

... I PAVING AND SEWERAGE JR e FOR KIRKDALE. fas l meoetihg of the ha f ?? ' - 1,.of lart eveuin e Un St. Mary's Sclolmrn i . Purpose of taking into corisusi,' ogti fN Iraxie3 ascou Patej vz- Lv.~o ln Sihlleeirt~hi rpaving aned2 swriage rates 'vheradt ny 'Lre*ep t , be - qI~ thkules twnship. diheaO~her. M~eied lynshh ?? vosm Liepoutllandil mist lnoiarsh tbeu ,,,~rstt township, presided: an ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPB The question discussed at the meeting held last week in Hope Hall is one of those which it is dificult to argue because they are almost too Siumple and elementary to admit of argu- nent. Indeed, it is not easy to realise the fact that at this time of day there can be Any question at all about such a matter as the eai eligibility of Dissenters to a public trusteeship from ...

... THE : SPEAKER'S NEW RE, SIDENCE. .- , - - .. A I it (From the Aimes.) the Under ordinary circumstances the public care very is little whether the Right Hon. the Speaker occupies a o I is first floor in Bloomsbury or a palace in Belgravia, or fc whether the Gourt Guide gives only those local de- I a sdignations equivalent to living nowhere, and po- sH ur- litely signisied by the words *-Refori ...

... IS d PENSIONS AND AN IISPrAtW ?? WORN-OUT & DISABLED MERC, t, SEA N. a A *. a ME. -. = 1a A deputation fro h hprce Ple quan-. Society, consistingofn thle ?? flhlnarir galn.gentlemen, had an inter ?? on F eisie aui ne, asie o ridy nt m President and Vice President of thle ]B'a with th ,ad been viz --His Grace the Duk of arlbor(5 of ea, ~ en; ord H. Chiolmondeley, esproinh, Pregi ie a Franc'1.is ...

... HUNT, THE CBIcKETER. -About £750 have boen sub. scribed for the benefit of Hunt's wife and fonmily. THE NAVY. - The Tises says it is rumoured that the Duke of Northumberland, vice-admiral on half-pay, is about to be placed on the active list of flog-offlcers. SIR B. BRODIE.-We are requested to state that there is no truth in the announcement by the Lancet, that it is intended to confer a ...

... Mr. Bright at the Birmingham Reform Meeting pictured a peer of the realm as a sort of being, whose birth, educa- tion, and prospects, divested him of those feelings for his fellow-men which were necessary for one who has to make laws for a great country. Tree enough, in outside show this appears to be the case. The stately hail in which the peers meet, and the respect and deference paid to ...

... = T LATEST yt AND ir TEILEGRAPHIC NEWS. t ?? ?? --t1 Killi the On Tuesday the remains of Lord Lyons gre were deposited inl the vault of the Collegiate art Chapel, Arundel Castle. The funeral cere- 1 mosey was conducted with some pomp. ofs The Council of India has resolved that all ti, appointments to the Indian engineers dhd Ita artillery shall be thrown open absolutely to sib public ...

... The Birkeanhead magistrates had their attention d, drawn on Saturday to a case in which a Romean a- Catholic mother tried to obtain possession of two A little girls who were being educated in the Protestant .n religion at a school kept by thle Mlisses Rose, near- le Oxton. Thle names of the children are Alice and I. Mary Ann St. George. Some years ago their father 11 went to Austr'alia, and ...

... ~agvt - . .wO - At noon yesterday, in the Underwriters' Rooms, ma Captain D. H. Johnston, late of the Eastern City, to was presented by the committee of the Liverpool WI) Shipwreck and Humane Society with the society's ne 9old -Ioral, for his exemplaryand courageous conduct gee on the occaslon alu 4.i.+ v srel being destroyed by fire all in Augut last.g.asrydbyfe l Mr. Samuel Martin, the ...

... MR. BRIHT, THE TIMES, AND 01 THIE PEERS. V I _ _ 1 ich - -- oct ;The Times has been cutting out some queer YU- work for the Peers. Because Mr. Bright has ;he been going about the country making speeches ny full of abuse, denunciation, and threats? ;he against the aristocracy, in which their privi- lic leges, theii; amusements, their politics (past fly and present), and their large properties ...