... ORMRESPOQNDEC. I Es THE TRIAL IN DUBLIN. Al TO THX X1)1?oms OFTEn 5vnpooL 3rimtyuy bi Gentleml,-ln a recent nmber of y jo I we obeev ed'report of a tlal la ebil, In which i the manse ld eur firm is Introdjased. epersotal N hostilzy d tlell lknowa parties ha given a coouring es to the staomnt thu pbished wih is net deirive bem the fe aebs of tbe cae, weroust tha your es sense olpoh wio LIl pr ...

... I D_ B I WH!SEV DOCKBOARD.l T4he usial weekly neetin of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board was hele ,ysterdByin the board- room of the dockofigoeg, Oanxg-plaoe. Mr. Rankin presided, a;d the following gentlemen were also presefit:- ers. Perale, Faraworth, Brocklebank, Maondel, Boult, Darbymbire, Bushell, Lagton, ounhvate,ht osst Amold, Forwoed, Smith, gold, James Holme, Andereen, *raves, and ...

... COTrON IThOM S1HA.N(1IIA. - We have to record a novelty in the exports from Slanglhai. In consequence of thle hlgh rates ruling in 'liuglaid for cotton, a trial Sluip- .uent of forty bales has bsen smsade by tim Anglo Indian. for London. Tile cost on board is 5d. por lb., but aL large demnuldwould cause a considerable rise. The imports from India into the soutliern ports still ?? awo Clina ...

... An inaugural lecture wag delivered in the new Grammar School ?? evening by the Rev. G. D. Boyle, 'of Handeworth, the subject being Work and Play, or in and out of School. T~he edifie is a very handsome one, and a brief architectural description of it may not be uninteresting. The School and residences, which have facings of white brick'with Bath-stone dressing, have a frontage to High Street ...

... 110 UME OF 0OMfONS. The house met at twelve o'clock. QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICE. Mr. HADFIELD moved the second reading of the Qualifi- !cation for Offices Abolition Bill. Sir M. PETO seconded the motion Mr. NFVDEWEATE opposed the bill as introducing an uniecessary innovation, conceived in a spirit of hostility to the Church of England, and moved that the bill be read a second time that day six ...

... I - - RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETURN I Mie Ipn Receipts. ?? 186 1 1882 18 81. Belfastand N. Counties ?? 108 136 178E 1689 Bolfastanml County Down ?? 49 5i 583 5222 Birkeulier d Lancashire, and Cheshire. 82 81 Blyth and Edyne ?? 2lo 1455 1474 Bristol and Exeter..117 117 5030 8691 Caledonian ?? 219k 14492 14167 Cork and Banddon ?? 20 869 b70 Cork, Biaekrock, andt Passage .. 6 61 231 201 Cork and ?? ...

... HURSTPIERPOINT SCHOOL TO THE EDITOR OF THE DALY NEWS. SIR,-In reply to the letter of A Protestant Father, I have only to say that since %the appearane of the letter of A Father in your columns, I and other parents of boys now at the above school have been down to Hurstpierpoint, and have returned thoroughly con- vinced of their mis-statements. I challenge them to dis- prove anything I ...

... O.. ltht -P AA --f ?? 9 is not in brutes that we find most brutality. Wby are two t's like hops? Give It up? Because they mlt beer better. Kvery woman's rights are marriage rites; every traitor's ra~?s, funera4 rites. Wby is it easy to break into an old man's house ? Because hiu,7it isbroken and his locks are few. Anadvertiser in one of the papers says that he has a cottage DP 1t containing ...

... B3ANBURY. l AIN JU U l:X. BilTrns.-Feb. 6, 6at 1Fariborouclr Vicarage, Mrs. IR. IH. Cholimondeley, of a son.-Feb. 6, Mirs. A. White, Adderbury, of of a son. MA1ns,)ED.-Feb. 4, at Sibford Gower, by the Rev. Edw. of Eliot, Mr. F. Manning, Silford Ferris, to Esther, only Be daughter of Mr. Thoarsar Rtimell, Rye Hill Farm, Sibford Gower, [This notice is substituted for the one in last week's ole ...

... ANNUAL SOIREE. _ The annual soiree of the. Newcastle on Tyne Church of England Institute was held on Tuesday evenhig, in the Town Hall. It had been expected that the Rev. Canon Stowell would deliver a lecture oh Sound Churchmanship ; but an accident (referred to below) prevented his attendance. There were about 1,000 ersons present, for whom tea was provided by the following Iladies:- Mrs ...

... w-- ?? - (BV Ahfegsreti and Eled-ic Teltoraoks.) HOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. The House met at twelve o'clock. QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICES BLL t 'Mr. HADFIELD moved the second reading of the Quali- fication for Offices Abolition Bill. Sir M. PETO seconded the motion. Mr. NFWDEGATE opposed the bill, as introducing an I unne'cessary innovation, conceived in a spirit of hostility to I the Church ...

... COLUEI' ST'RIXE IN THE WEST RIDING. - . -. . . . sTOETHE EDITORS OF TEE LEEDS MER/URY, ' aiious 8tatenments have been icllile ip your vi1rly oirculated- paper respecting the colliers now oc'strike in ?? Riding; and as to there being no good ersiiffilcient reason-for a reduction of 10 per cent. unpon the present'Nwvages. To the publio'this may appear plausible .from what' has aheady been laid ...