... SECOND EDITION. [BT aLICTRIO AMD MAOHiriO TELEORAPHS. thJton^rtWe^Ma^, rdan U The R.n.e«l*n Marylebone. the present, or toward. Wartaw. derated its rigorous policy h]jf '' , P Bec !i o « cu Dl columns and Tm ' persons were at the & o,oloCk m ° ra 1 1 itB leAder the two great features of the budget—the penny reduction income tax and firlti dut M 44 Perhaps it the first time that the House of ...

... ELECTRIC ASD MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS j HOUSE'oF LORDS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Their lorJ.-hips mot at five o'clock. MODE Oil AND JURIES. Lord Chelmsford laid on tho tablo bill for recnlatlng tho mode of procedure before grand juries the metropolis. HER MAJESTY'S REPLY TO THE ADDRESS. Tho Lord Chancellor read her Majesty's most gracious reply the addrfes of their lordships, which was as follows 1 ...

... BKFORK EDW ARD .IAMKH, , Q.C., ASSESSOK. The sittings of this eonrt commenced on Saturday last, at St. George's Hall. The cause list contains 103 issue*, including three npeoial jury cause®, one demurrer, and six writs of inquiry. SERIOUS IMPUTATIONS UPON SHERIFF'S OFFICER. Clark v. Kir by.—This was an aotion brought by the plaintiff to recover from the defendant, who a sheriff's officer, the ...

... The distribution of prizes the pupils the Liverpool Collegiate School for girl* took place yesterday aft-moon the Hore Hall, Hypo-street. The Rev. Campbell presided, and there wera also present a number of the parents of the pupils. The Chairman, opening the proceedings, expressed his regret the loss which the institution had sustained the death his dear friond the late John Alexander Mr. ...

... The weekly meeting of the health committee was held yesterday in the town-clerk s office at the Town Hall. Mr. Ridley presided, and the following other gentlemen were also present Messrs. Bo wring, Crosthwaite, Holden, Haydcok, Crellin, Job, Nickson, and Dover. The medical officer of health reported that the week ending Saturday, June 22, the deaths registered the boronch were 182, having in ...

... POPULI LEX domestic. Her Majaty hold a Privy Council Buck- Palaoe yesterday afternoon. The of Lords sat but for few minutes list evening, when several ui impor.&nt private and public bills were read pro fonnd. Tho members of the Bouse of Commons were probably weary with their late sitting on the previous f.r four p.m. not members were present, and accordingly business could transacted. Mr. T. ...

... The following advertisement appeared in a Man* Chester paper a few days ago A striving young widower, of good character, with children, wishes to correspond with a suitable lady about SO. of email means, with to matrimony and domestic happiness.— Address M 87. at the printer's. The above was answered by a party of young men in Maoclesfield, who despatched the following letter, written in a ...

... following Inqaccta were held yesterday before Hr. Curry, theborough coroner On the body of Peroival Weheter, three moathe old, the ohiid of Henry Webcter, bookkener, Blaekburne-street. The mother took the infant to bed with her en Friday night last, aad oa getting np next morning she found it lying dead oa her arm. Verdlot AocidentaUy overlain the Bother. On the body newly-born child, which ...

... BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER PERRY* In re Samuel ynn.—This bankrupt, until rectnt.y in business at Upper Tranmere as tractor cart owner, &o , was yesterday examined by Mr. John Yates, who represented the assignees. In the course of his examination the bankrupt stated that an execution had been levied on his goods at Birkenhea4, and four horses were taken, but he did not know how much they sold for. ...

... The Morning Pott't correspondent writes- Emperor presided at a cabinet councU on Saturday. The despatches which reach Paris dai'y from foreig-i court? are more prophetic of peace than usual. A.I the great powers continue to tranquillity. The Morning Herald's correspondent says It i stated on good authority that M. Thouvenel hasten-, a circular to the great powers that the r refuses to ...

... DINNER TO MB. BARBY'S FRIENDS. A numerous and Influential party of the and supporters Mr. William Barry, the reoentlyelcoted representative of Exchange Ward, celebrated the return of that gentleman by dining together last eveniog, of Mr. Baintiw, the 801 l Hotel, l)ale-stre«t. Mr. J. H. Macrae presided, Mr. H. J. Cooke and Mr. Maurice Williams the vice chairs, and tbe following other gentlemen ...

... rectory of St. Peter's, Cheater, (ilr. Ford vu some years since rector the parish.) Fatal Accident to Bob, the Fireman Ooo.—This most useful dog to the firemen the London Brigade, like all bis predecessors, has been run over an engine whilst prooeedir g to a fire, and killed. The animal was in the habit whenever the fire-bell at the station rang to make ready to start, to run in front of ...