... RIFLE MOVE.MENT. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. ti Many of our readers may remember that a rifle eesiP5V' tion took place in Easter week between thtlae Ieiellber f the 1st Staffordshire Battalion and twelve member5 ;t 3rd Manchester Regiment of Rifle Volunteers, resu .1; n the former obtaining the victory. About the sad0 E1Ul project of a match between the victorious another twelve selected from the ...

... I HULL LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH I C: ?? meeting of tbis body took place on Monday after- nbon'lat, in the County 'Court. [iWe may takethi3 opportunitY of strting that no accom- imodation rwhatever is provided for the members of the B press in tbe County Conurt room during the meetings of e. the cou'deil; 'and ther efore they have to labour under the d diteat ~di diantle9s On the present- occasion ...

... A Parliamentary discussion took place on the first night after the Whitsuntide recess which, though unattended by any practical result, is far too curious and in- structive to be passed over without remark. After all that we have heard from the osten, sible leaders of the Tory party in both Houses about the extravagance of her Majesty's present Ministers and the abso- lute necessity of ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAENT.I BY ELECTRIO TILEGRAPH iJOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. hme Epealker took the chair at twelve o'clock. INNS OF COURT. Eir G. BoIYs'B, in moving the second reading of the Irns of Court Government Bill, entered Into a full historical accoant of the origin, formation, laws, ,ad cnstomos of the several Inns of court, and the tye.laws laid down by them for the purpose of ...

... 3SY HLROTRIC AND MAGNBTIO TLEGBAPHS, Lord Palmerstons presided at the annual Trinity House dinner yesterday. The weather in Paris has greatly Improved. Night frosts ocourred last week near Treport. Snowfellin tbe Upper Pyrenees last week. The death is announced of Lleutenant-Colouel Villiers, commanding Her Majesty's 74th High- lenders. The report of the state, of the Fleet Ditch and the ...

... I CORRESPONDENCE_ _ THE LIMENSING QUESTION. TO TE 3DIORS OP TUB LIVERPOOL MXROURY. Gentlemen,-Having read your report of the meet- ing of maglatrates on Wednesdaylalst, and seeing that the nave not as yet come to any definite oon- elusion as to founding a neow system for the granting of licenses, will you permit me, through the medium of your widely-ctrculated paper, to throw out the folloving ...

... I A AGISTATE AND TEI j IESING QUESnON. I gjINVG OF MAGISTRgATES, YESTERDAY. , rooeting of the borough magistrates was held day, at the police offles, Dale-street, for the src of considering, amongst 'other matters, the of which notice had been given by Mr. CanlleV, and to which we called attention la our 5oer yesterday, with respect to the desirability Popicg some m easures for the alteration ...

... I=.. L . . ?? , - I LOCALF INTELIGINCKE The, barqu Antigua, Captain Wise, S00 tons re-, ltewo arrive at this port las week, from Antigau,'with la cargo of sugar, run, and molasses, 'Was ?? 'by Mr. Edward Redington in tb4 short ba of 33 hours. O' nday evening last, ait the school of Mr, 0.~ V. Garlandl of Sandown-lane, Wisvertree, the paren,4 of the pop la attended by Invitation to hear a con, ...

... THE CASE OF M& DIQBY SEYMOUR, Q a, M.P. If air George Bowyel'a Bill had not led to some allusions to this ease, it Is very probable that the affair would have remained for ever just ?? Mr., IDIby Seymour would have gon onstiga member for Southampton, ?? as Qneen'a Counsel in the courts, and rigadsn tencing prisoners assa rimnal judge;bth ol probably never have attempted to bcm eee 'would never ...

... LATEST AND TELEGRAPHIC NE WS. Te Grand Duke Mlodeel of Russli Is expected In G:ueels usxt nIonth, en 7OUte to visit the Lsrdon 10es OF ANOT5HUR HuLL STE.AmSiP.-Intelll. Sbag been received from Revel, by electric that tin steamabip Trent, Captain Brown, ; her vey5ge from Hull to Cronatadt, with °(erers and goods, has been stranded at Neck. 55, Gtonnd. Crew and passengers saved. MAIL NEWS. C ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTEITN. -Reuter's Telegram per Etna, via Queenstown, New York, May 16.—The Great Eastern arrived early this morning. The great ship has thus made one of the quickest passages on record from any port in Great Britain to New York. FIRST PEMBROKESHIRE RIFLEs.-Saturday we k beinj the anniversayof Her Majesty's birth-day, it was kept as a holiday by all the Government ...

... SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. On Tuesday a Wharncliffe meeting of this company was held at the offices, Eastbourne-terrace, Paddington C. R. M. Talbot, Esq., M.P., in the chair. Mr. F. G. Saunders, the secretary, having read the notice convening the meeting, The Solicitor read the heads of a Bill for authorizing agreements between the Briton Ferry Dock and Railway Company and other companies, and a. ...