... f.pBRIAL TARLIAM1ENT.1 RuOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAYL JU.nl al. Lord DaRDY, in presenting peutiton against the total aboi. iso of cburch rate ,expresed, an earnest hope that the rejec. foo of Sfr J. Trolawsy's bill would pave the way for, a saRe. factory compromise of this question. Lord .Tew#Ax was about to present a petition from thei ?? Society, when he was prevented by cries of bOrder.. T;e ...

... I A meeting of this board was held yesterday, the MAYORt (W. Hodge, Esq) being in the chair. THE PROPOSED) BURIAL GROUND FOR lar HOLY TRINITY. Di On the minutes of the sanitary committee being Be Moved for adoption, Mr Aid MAYFIELD referred to the th, circumstance that Dr Holland had been again visiting Go' the town, anid, as he had heard, for burial Purposes, and P- he now wished to inquire ...

... 5 GEAL INTELLiGENCE. Our announcemlent iat wk that tbe.E'mptess of the Frenobwas i.'London., vas perfectly-correct.. .She was at ?? Gardens on the opening day; and the.Frenebhpapera record her return. What - the motive of the ?? Jouea. Sir Francis Palgraveis seriously ill. Eis History of NormandyY wrse.undeetead, is well advanced towards a eonolssion.-Oritie.: ?? ?? . . :o: : a An Italian ...

... REDUCTION OF COLLIERS' WAGES. A numerous Dnd icfluential meeting of the coal tradoon theo at olde of Dudley, was held at the Royal Oak Inn, Dudley Port, on Friday evening, at six o'clock, Richard Smith, Bq., In the chair; for the pmpose of ?? consideration thounavoldoble nerces* sily, In the present depressed ctate oi trade In the dietrict, and the cbneequent reductions in the prices or coal ...

... LATEST NOSWSY *BY RMETRItl AND INTENATIONAL. TnLROISAP,. Oyrii, TenmrLE BUILDIlO5. NGS w SwBrE , HUNGARY. VIENNA, JcJNE 20. noe Vienna papers of to-day assert that in the last Ministerial Council it WaS resolved that the address of the Hungarian Diet should not be accepted, and that the ,nunicipalitY of Peath should be dissolved. ITALY, TURIN, JuxNE 20. The Chamberof Deputies, in its sitting ...

... LATEST NEWS, l Be ELECTRIC AWD IETEzuxATrONAt TILEGRsPEg. Osross, FrEMPLE BDUILDINGS, '94 SICK, RIUTERS'S. WE '4M ITALY, ROME,. MAY ?? Three vessele,, laden with counterfeit moneys bearing the effigy of Francis II., have sailed for Amp, fi, TURIN, MAy 3. Count Cavour is recovering, The national fibe was celebrated yeaterday with great spleadour. INDIA. (Telegram received at the India Office, ...

... (From our Correspondent.) The weekly diary which our correspondent has kept will best sbow the results of the continuous exertions whioh are being made to recover the bodies of the unfortunate men who have been drowned or suffocated in the Black Shale Pit, Clay Cross:- Friday, 21st.-The water on being rneasured at6 a.m. this morning was found to have lowered 8 inches. The bead which is being ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, WOLVllRilAMPTON, I nh RUNAWAY POLICE CONeSTABLE FPROM BRIRIZAY HILL.- John Young, aged 22, an abscondinag policeman, who was flied In the full penalty of .tI1 , or IG default one month'h imprlsonment with bard labour, Kt will be seeri tom the BrierleyEIIl police report la Ihs Dai5J 2i oat of the _81st ult., vwas On Friday brouight bhfore Mr. W. Pdruicage. who mitigated the ...

... It will be remembered thai some time sinoe there was great excitement throughout the land, occasioned by a charge of the most serious nature being brought against a young lady of Glasgow, named Madeleine Smith. She was put upon her trial for poisoning her sweetheart, a young Frenchman , but after a long investigation the case was declared, in Scotch iogal phraseology, haw® not proven. It; j ...

... [8T KL.XCTHIO AltD MAONKIIO TKLSOKAPBJj.] HOUSE OF LORDS. THDBBDAY, JUNE 6. The Lord Cbaiioellor took his seat at five o'clock, DEATH OF COUNT OAVOUR. The of asked whether the Government had received any information respecting the death of Count Cavoar. Lord Wodehouse regretted to say that the news was but toe true. despatch had been received stating that Count Cavour died that morning at ...

... learn from a communication made to the underwriters at this port that the steamer Canadian was lost about noon on the 4th instant. The weather was thick, with a short sea on. The ship was going dead slow, when she struok a large pieoe sunken ioe, the top of which was flush with the water, and whiah appears to have ripped the bottom of the vessel. The fore oo part men kept perfectly free ...

... Onpklrk And ita neighbourhood sented a of gaiety, »*,- Lady S*carisbrick taking * on * gently acquired p * tjr , M between Orms,£L Sonport. Throughout the principal thoroughfares of , former town, flags bearing m- e *-l e33ive o! welcome to herladyship were St,'™ ■ Dd banners stretched across the road In numerous places. The union jack streamed from the v .(titrable church tower, the belli ...