... MR. BRIGHTTUTION I I - ?? - On Saturday, Mr. John Bright, HP., laid the corner stone of the new Town Hail at Rochdale. At the request of the Mayor (S. Stott, Esq.), the day was observed as a general holiday, shops were closed flags and banners were displayed In the principal etreets, and a long procession paraded through various parts of the town, The building will be erected in the Gothic ...

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... |LATEST N-IE WS. HERAxa OrraFIC Saturday MBo~tng. BY SPECIAL WIRE ANg. ORDIAARY TEL EGRA Pg. THE REFORM DEBATES IN PARLIAMEN2. (From our own correspondont.) HoUsE OF COttiO3, Friday. The feeling of the public with respect to the Bo. form debates culminated this evening in a' display of interest and excitement such as is seldom wit- ?? at Westminster. The general impression seemed to be that a ...

... THE RHFORMA DEBATE, Teflwigiamoeextended report o' the I latter part of the speech~ of Mr. Gladstone in th6 *1 House of Commons on Saturday morning :-pr Mr-. Gus.DsroN said that, taking a retrospect of M the debate, it was unavoidable he should deal with Po the speech of the Hon. Member for Caine. With ml that speech I shall not attempt to deal in detail- ph (a Iaulh)-and that for many ...

... CENTRAL STATION AT ST. ENOCH SQUARE. We described some tine ago at considerable length the great central stations proposed by the North British and the Caledonian Railway Companies-the one at GeorgeSquare and the other at Blythbwood Holm. Both of these schemes, it will be admitted, were very complete, and offered so many advantages that we confess there was some difficulty in deciding which ...

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... GELEENOCK. WIIE PRIsoNeS O R1BFSIEW:SHIRE. -Fro-n the twn.rty-seventlt annual report onl prisons in Scot- Ia' s, just )uhli(hid, we observe that in the prison of iLaieley, Guring the past year, the total nuauber of ;rsozers ves 1213, bting a daily average of S4; ?? !u there have been c ntined in the prison of Grenock during the same period 1007, beiug a daily average ot 32. The total cost per ...

... BXY ORDI A1Y TELEGAAPH. AMIE RIC A, ABRIVAL O0 TaE AUSTR&LASAN. (Via Roches Point) New York, April 4 (Iorniug). In the Senate the Finance Committee have re- ported the Loan Bill without amendments, as re- ceived from the House of Representatives. General Hawley, of the Repablican party, has been elected Governor of Connecticat by a majority of 5cO votes. The Democrats have gained highly since ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, [REUTRERS TELEGRAM.] Vienna, April 14. It Is ssered that Prtesia has sounded several Governments of Northern Germany with a view to ascertain whether they would be disposed to conclude a separate military convention. The state of affairs continues very serious. All the intelligence received is warlike. A courier has arrived from Berlin with despatches to the Pruasia ...

... SBWGULAR DICRUS. On the 21st of February last the Board of Super- intendence of Dublin City Prisons appointed isa Board of Inquiry upon the prison buildings, locks, | &c.; charges vending against officers, Heyburne's diwy, confidence in present staff, escane of James St.- hens, and removal of Qgvernor, responsibility of the Board, general suggestions, &c. This Board has made its report, ...

... ENGINEERING, TnAUE v. SHORT-TIME MOVMENT. . the tw of t G gow er. Smo-Yonr correspondent Working Man, In notionimy reply to his former statements, acotees m6n of A want of abilit& to understand the- firstprln. ciple ' of big letter. Now, Sir, the first object ( shall not saypriniple) theanthr of thatreomarkable docutnentbtad in view was to prove all strikes unjust; the second the heaping ...

... ECNral.ANm ANOTHER ROYAL MIARRIAGE. - Another E~oyal mrriage is announced, that of ?? &ighness~ the Princess M~ary Adelaide of Cambridge with the Prince of Teck. It would. neem that in 'this, as in the case of her Royal highness- the Princess Helena, fortune h smiled upon a prince whose birth is not alto rether roval. Prince Christian of Sleswick- Rolstein is, as is well known, the son of the ...