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... The following remarkable petition has been preseited to the House of Commons by Mr Sew- degate, and ordered to be printed with the votes, and circulated among the members of the House of Commons The humble petition of Alfred Smee, Fellow of the Royal Society, of No. 7 Finsbury Circus, in the city of London, showeth, that on the 16th of July 1863, your petitioner attended the funeral of a ...

... THE MIgnRSA SSOOIATION. At a genlerali conference of minaers' delegate. hra all the principll miningD dist-ricts in England, Scotland, sa2 Wales, held in Leeds in November last, ie was rasolved ts a national association of the operative coal, ime, and ire.- atone miners of Great Britain sould forthith be estab- lished for the purpose of obtaining legilative snaction for such measures as were ...

... (ON OUR OWN CORsMONDINT.) [The following appeared in our Evening =tion of yeseday :] PARIS, MONAY EVMGNo. One of those acts of brutal and unreasoning violence which from time to time drive to despair honest citizens who are sincerely desirous of living on good terms with the Empire, and working with it for the public good, has just been committed by the government. M. Garnier Pagbs' private ...

... T1be BfegW ErAYMAluKET. OY EASTEM MONDAY, OR AMXRICAN COUJSIN. Messrs. Sothern and Buok tone; 3L ngel, Harrs, and Bnowdoa. -And VENUS iND AD;ONI8. Meswr. Comnpton and Farren; Mesdsnes L. Keeley, Snowdon. N. Moore, fill, and Wright. ST. 3AM:ESS. TroOEOW EvUIsNG, UNDER THE ROSE.-THE SILVER BINING. Messrs. Robinson, Ashley, Montague, and C.Matheewr Mesdames Cottre4l F. Matthews, and C ?? COOL AS ...

... BA1T1H FJISHEACKS $0&112'Y. I The annual ritemal meeting in pursuance of the Act 20 and 21 io.,p 93 was held yesterday, at Willi'* |Booms, Kis-2strs St. Jaime.'. Mr. G8o0B4 LoCH cc. cupied the chair anI was supported by SBi Grahabm' ot. goerey, ILP., laJorlK'Ley, Captain Todo; R.N., and otlhere. Tko gepcr, wbioh was rad by Mr. Macleod of ?? (211b Secretary), stated that the directrs, finding ...

... ZR TACOK AT' I ?? ?? ,A LF lpy a* 0ib E mve~' jhiilitay evolutions ?? ?? till, and the same- ie 8 8x .ad untermrnarchings, would, it was at one time is prove a serious obstacle to the permanent Ubeels o the volunteer vmmamentb Whil-the- semeirs ?? little difficulties besetting it were brought forward t6 M ,U1ghed awgy^, and qaoted as affording a pleasurable stimulus to all active and energetic ...

... ALFRETON. At the last meeting of the Belper Board of Guardians, the salary of Mr. Henry Gregory, the assistant overseer of the poor and collector of poor's rates for Alfreton, was increased -from 601. to 751. per annum. COTMANHAY. The congregation attending the church, at Cotmanhay, having experienced great discomfort and inconvenience from the defective system of warming the church, a ...

... (Communicated.) Of the Hertfordshire election we wrote last week, thus signally did the Conservatives win the clear gain of another seat for Lord Derby's party in the House of Commons. We repeat this assertion, and for this reason; the Times and other Liberal contemporaries, whilst eating the humble pie, which necessity obliges them, neverthe- less endeavour to explain away this great ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-I have no intention of entering upon a newspaper con- troversy on this subject, but the opponents of the rate having lsome time since alleged that it was lost at the poll taken on the 30th January last, I think It right to state that, as chair- man of the meeting, I have consulted with a gentleman in London, of great experience on church rate questions, ...

... A-- _r .. A i A - Some of our cotemporaries who profess to have a , great regard for the interests of the farmers, but who would at any time sacrifice those interests for party advantage, are pleasantly sarcastic or grimly facetious, as the case may be, in obstructing the movement for the repeal of the Malt Tax. One of them, more pre- eise than the rest, has a sweet tooth, and laments the ...

... On Tuesday (From the Morning Post.) tt On Tuesday evening the Countess of Fife introduced rather, I a novel. feature into the evening entertainments of London al society by producing a series of tableaux vivafaM, in which d some of the graceful creations of poets and painters were most g I effectively delineated. It will be remembered that at the visit vi of the Prince and Princess of Wales to ...