... I Parliament and the country are now in possession of the whole scheme of Reform proposed by the Government, and we venture to think that general opinion will be decidedly pronounced in its favour. Tho Ministerial plan for the redistribution of seats will no doubt be found open to various objections on points of detail, but it is unnecessary to anticipate now criticisms which will more ...

... CORRESPONDEN!UC. NOTICES TO CORRESPORDENTS, Cem-,spossdents who set ecip spectal value upon their corn- unicationte mnst keep copi a ofthem, as se cannot under- take to return emaces contributions, A Itiettear intseinded for publication must be aompsanie by the nesahe and address of the writr, -not necessarily for pulsliceatios, but fo r the information of the Editor. J J W. W., IRedna.-In ...

... MTEETIN\G AT OLDIMELDRUM. The - Both candidates met tlto inhabitants of the Oldmeldlrem we 1i rtijatrict, in the, Taisperance3 Halal, Oldincldruas, yesterday. ing t Ocs tics motion of Captain Mitchell, of Ytheia Ledge, Mr thle Mairr, Cairebrogie, was called ta the chair. After a brief posit adrose from the Chairmean, g mcceoe o riv e Mr Forilyca spoke shortly, criticisin th pehso Sirof Oi ...

... MISS REES (CRANOGWEN), YN Y BIIITHDIR. Nos Fawrth, MIai laf, traddododd Miss Rees ei dar- ( lith ar leuengctyd, a diwylliad eu meddyliau, yn nghapel yr Annibynwyr, yn y lie uchod. Y myned- J iad i mewn drwy docynau Is., a Bc yr un. Yr elw i- I fyned at yr Ysgol Frytanaidd sydd yn y l. Cym- l maervyd y gadair am 7 o'r gloch, gan Edward Jones, r Ysw., M.D,, M.R.C S. L. Yr oeddyni wedi darilen ...

... EEDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. The Times says the redistribution scheme of the Government is fair and moderate. The number of small boroughs dealt with might perhaps have been increased with advantage. The claims of the counties and of the great centres of industry have been impartially considered, The bill is so simple in its conception, so practical in its details, and, as far as we can at present ...

... THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN THE WEST - RIDING. COMPADATIVE RI MNuS, W FRrr OM, ruoM APRIL 9 to MAY 6, OF SLATIGIrTrIED ANIMALs, Divisions, with name of ehief ?? ?? c ' in each. > Lower Agbrigg (Wakefield) ?? Nil. Nil Nil. Nil. Staincross ~Barnsley) ?? Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil. UpperStraforth &TioEihill(Rotherham) 2 Nil. 4 7 Low. Stralforth &Tickhill l(Doneaster) 26 27 16 17 Upper Osgoldoross (Pontefract) ? ...

... THE ELECTORAL liET UINS FOlt SCO IAND. We yesterday gave a, shore v m dii ¶ of the electorl retarns 'or Sc'¶, n'ntco woe rp-blishd on Morday afternoon. Te rsetuirn. are grupedunder se ieral cmpro n. irve table%, from the first three of whvich -te ma'ke the 'ollocing ex.I tracts relating to the pr tnip ton in the ?? and the burghs of the Wet andd So tl-l'es4 03 If land:- HLFE OCCUPANTS IN ...

... 1 larli at ;AMlloaxfauA 9, l| MAI 9, 1866. Y ArE y Parch. W. J. Coope, periclor Falmouth, ( yn appelio at Uchel-Eglwyswyrtruwy golofnau y ( Giuardzan am gyfraniadau i'w alluogi ef i am- ddiffyn ei han yn y gyfraith a pha un y bygythir ef am oleuo canwyllan yn ystod gweinyddiad y cymmun sanctaidd. Y mae Archddiacon Corn- wall wedi ysgrifeeu at wardeniaid Falmouth yn hysbysu iddynt fod goleuo ...

... [ 'i 1E ' E JRiIUVIIIS ii'EG~RIb.] . 7i. 1 e .: 4 : I VIENITAi MbY 8.-According to this despatch, vj the Government of. his Majesty the. King of Pruzaia;bolievies that no cause oxists ?? the .proposing -to repulse an attack upon: her Itsliain. potiSesions.: it declares that if Aistria frot neverthelesa, 'should not think proper to take , steps for ;effectually placing the entire Auctriau a ...

... WITg'int, A laga a i II WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1806. QU4RTERLY SUMMARY OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROUGH OF BIRMINGHAM. Thirteen seeke ending 31st Mfarch, 1866. The publication of the usual quarterly return of the Registrar-General enables us to compare the mortality of Birmingha n during the thirteen weeks ending 31st March, 1866, not only with that of the other large towns of England furnishing ...

... -= 1 . . _ ;e In the House of Commons on Monday evening, the Chan- collor of the Exchequer introduced his bill for the re-distri- ,d bution of seats. Hle said the government had come to the ie conclusion that it would be most agreeable to the equity of thE Dr the case that no borough should be absolutely extinguished, o'lo be but that they should with a view of incorporating in their rr bill, ...

... THE COURT. UrSsor CASTLS, SvoD&Y.-Her Majesty, with princess Helena, arrived at the Castle fromn Buck- ingham Palace last evening at a quarter before seven o'clock. Lady Churchill, the Hon. Emily Cathcart, the lion. Florence Seymour, Lord Alfred Paget, and I Colonel the lon. A Hardinge were in attendance, The Queen, with Princess Helena and Prince Leo- pold, and the ladies and gentlemen in ...