... AJRSEY DOUKS BOARD. The, w)okly ?? of the Merocy Docks and Har oonr Board W'ei hold ?? at tho Doek, el':rce, litoe cane htUifdtiIo.S Mlr. C. Turn er presidel, | rnd tho other mnembers presenet were Mec-rs. hinith, l .arn;';erth, Forwood, Ilibback. Br--cklebank, .Mon- d del, 1lanuifn, Littrdaleo, Buwhell, Tobin, Se-ar, Lang- ton, GrnkveS, BJlit, Evans, Bold, Maciver, and i ?? e TENDERS. i 0 : ...

... LATEST Akb TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Alderman itelsall was yesterday elected Mayor of 1fd Leeds. SW Mr, Ivie Mackie has been re-elected Mayor of Manchester. DU' The Waleeftlel Rteetloeh tlommission will resume tel its sittings on Saturday. of The official inquiry into the loss of the Paramatta of steamer commnenced yestetdyWE A dospatch &miloiinee3 that Prince Alexander, second son of the Queen of the ...

... The weekly meeting of this board iselde-S day io the boardroom of the workbhots Miuuin ,Mr. Pitts presided, and thle following othe geflkatifb were also preseit -Messrs. BrlabW, A brat, Ledger, Shaw, H. Edwards Richnol ldt XOrrDf~, 1 Edwards, tleyes, Clarke, Garrett, Parkills, Mawdesley, Sinith, Whitby and Warchau. IF 'oXS Chequos for out-doer reliof were ,grak d folM -. -Mr. Potts 2£130; Mr. ...

... Mir. Caine had an interview on Monday with th! Duke of Newcastiq, the Colonial Secretary. e An auxiliary branch of the Royal National Life. boat institution was formed in Glasgow on Monday. F. H. Johnson, Leeds, who pushed John Fletcher, rubhcan,'down his mother's steps, and thereby caused lis death, has been comimittel for manslaughter. Two railway signalmen at Bradford, who neglected to show ...

... I ret O THE HARL OF DERBY.'| I'iMytotd,-tn the tter which I ?? h21n ofl addressing toyour lordship last week through the pub- lie press, I stated facts in oonneetion with agrarian t outrage in Tipperary which had come under my i own notices and whsieh I am ready to attest upon my p solemn oath. Those facts were subritted to 'yotitt ?? to showithat mefM 'siirtniso, 1 however apparently well ...

... AIR FXATW JVUjr Enx TsurnPUMsk. 1. DE ~¶L(ONrALEM?,ElrT AGAIN. It ix tortonato that the avertissemmemt just is`ued, by thie French Government to the SOtspoO&daant on account of WI. de Montalem- bet's article on Pius ix and France in T3A49 and 1859 is only an ex post facfo mea* TJure, which, instead of suppressing the artiele3 5in question, has only til effect of ntttracting Tpublie ...

... I _ It is Oomputed that 50 lives were lost by 'wrecks in Bideforl Bay during Tuesday and Wednesday in week. The Coller, reined pearce who 1-illed a man by striking him onl the head with a pdcer, has been comr- Ontted for iiifslau hter, and admnitted to hevoy bail. On Monday wek, ass unsually large watir .spout vas seen travellilnigdown channl saoutheasterly 1ir0clion, the win, at the time ...

... MULTUMI IN PARVO. A second battalion of the 25th Reginuent is to be fornmed nin mediately. 'l'e narriage of tho Earl of Dalkeith and Jady Loui a flatinilton is fixed to take placo on Tuesday, the 22nd inmArt. - 'Lieutenant.-Colonel J. P. Dudley Stuirt, Alp., is appointed lord-lieutenant of Buteshire, in the roomn of Lord Jaties P. Stuart, decea-ed. Mr. Williamn Bryant, of Piyiuouth, a member ...

... I The French Minister of the Inteilor has addressed a circular to the prefeotB of depart- ments instructing them to use their official authority and influence ini aresting the tor- rent of jgurnallstic invective against England. We accept for what it is worth this decorous, though tardy, tribute to the expiringttradi- tion of the conidential alliance. We cer- tainly should never have ...

... I I _A cA d A [BY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGtspls,] The Antrim rifles left Alderslhot yesterday for Bristol. The Bishop of Columbia sailed from Soulharpt, for his diocese yesterday afternoon. Orders have been re-istsed to discontinue the new pattern cartridges in the army, as they do not make an airtight fit with the new rifles. The Morning Post, in a leader on the naval volnn. teer system, ...

... TO COil ,P;'Th1 rTS (Ur ies Melfa ~ alj rier dmIlne.Orrh ~ kIiO~ L. p.London ia 212 muilea distant fromt Liverpool byVraIlwOY.ELECTION.-In the year s330, whon, .Mr. ?? and Mr. Denison ware the oanriilates, the numbers at the cle~e of thle Pol1 were a,3 follow - Bil. Ewikrb, 2215 ; Air. Denison, 2186* Majority for Mr. E Wart, 20. Welvhrtth Movmen sggetsthat the leading tradesmen inl 01 ...

... _ ?? . In Amongst the persons 'Who committed suicide last week in London was a girl aged 17, who killed her. at self with prussio acid. di london was again visited by a densofogon Monday, hi and at, night a lighterman fell into the Thames and b, was drowned. tf An oyster's mouth is certainly very ugly, but some, I times has a more beautiful pearl in it than the baud ) some'it snouthof the ...