... THE RESOLUTIONS UPOXN REFORM.I and The following is an official ccpy of the rsc~. the tions to be moved by the Chancellor of the EL chequer, in committee of the whole hoom, ea let Monday, the 25th instant:- bch This house having in the last se-sion of PLr. W, ment assented to the second reading of a ;ho entitled A bill to extend the rinht of voirei a to elections of members of Parliauent in ...

... WEST DERBY GUARDIAWS.I ; .: - . . ?? in The usual weeklymeeting of this board was held wI yesterday, in the boarclfoom of the workhouseei lic Mill-road. Present: Messrs. Wilton (inthe 6hali), Edwards,' B. Wright, Fowler, Neep, Roberts, th Ohambers, Roscoe, Evans, Knowles, Rlohaonod, Woods, Wareham, Witham, Lunt, Dickinuon, Parker, and Page. The governor reported that the number ol' paupers In ...

... ISLE OF MAN VOLUNTEER.S PRESENTATION OF PRIZES By TIM WIFE OF THE GOVERNOR. On Tuesday night a large number of laddrs entlemen assembled in the St. Jame.s iw Vonglas, for the purpose of witneesl ceremony of the presenuttion of the prizes 'wout the annual contest In conneotion with the 151 of Man Artillery and Rfle Association, to the s. cesaful competitors, by Mrs. Loch, wife of 16 Excellency ...

... I IMPR1IAL PARLIAMENT. I ' TOUSN, OF -'LORDS. SATRDAY, MAY 255. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at three o'clock . PETITION. Lord Bumxbus presented a petition from the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce in favour of the 'Sale gad Purchase of Shares Bill. 13A Fi4S CORPUS ACT SUSPENSION (IRELAND) (No. 2)-BILL. Lord RiBsDALB moved the frst reading of this ?? motion was agreed to. ...

... IIXFRINGEMENT OF TEH WOOD- SIDEDFkERY BY-LAWS: ~THE CHAIRMAN OF THEICOMMIS- gi SJOXZJXS'FINED..o U At the Birkenhtead police court on Friday, before Mr. Preston, the stipiindiary maaiatra'te1 'Mr. I, William Hind, chairman of the commimssioners, Vw was snmmbhed'for jumping on boarid'the Wood- a side steameri Lord Morpeth, on the 2nd of -August, , contrary to the byplaws,. IMr. R. ?? Mor ...

... I,- 'mr eLOALSNEWS..;.. !7 .: ?? '1,i 3.ECTURE' AT IBOOL A., ye - esnw course of lectures IsnnniDotunced for Ziveryin .Qheolrcom of, the IlapUat. (ihpel, Derb Tloe0te, the. poceeds of whieh are to to the, Prolewotthybject ofb 'accommedatoi of d thhe'ohaoso exi be. chapeL The fixrtleturefwhlch - itwilthe this evening) In by ther : be delsved subieutbeing Checks an: Oen, the ¶I mcCHARGE ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN I - xJROOL. , Tl1rai WESt, iw87. In the week ending last Saturday, 3742 births and 3081 deatblewere registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births were 151 and the deaths 519 in excess of the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1851-60, corrected for increase of population to the middle of 1867. The deaths in Bristol, Birming. ham, ...

... VC . 1 ' li~ Wib M ni J.,L I.le th)e poulel:0ediau, ii noWz. if in 4g m *,ing enagement at Glasgow,where hT LAE niao. O'HNTm=.-The report of 4e the Blshop Grahas Mw'morifi Commilttee showu , that out of £837, the netamount of the fund, the ?? have allotted £270 to the oreotlon. of a Oh suitable -monument In ,the 4Pthedr, and £524 to b thehbuild vefa aged shi ona ite presented ...

... lI orp#01 - L M 9 SI. USPOPtTLI LEX SRMA I I I -- - - i I SUMKMARY.: -DOMESTIC,. In the House of Lords, on Friday 'evb'eing, Lord Redesdale brought' ina ' bill to improve the management of tbr4. royal parks. The second 'reading of ' a bll to diminish the ex- pense ?? churchyards was agreed to, on a div sion, by 53 votes agains 12. Peveral Otl~;'measures were advanced a stage. The A,6uso 'of ...

... The weekly meeting of the health committee was k held on Wednesday (owing to the council meeting I forthe aplointmentof coronerhaving been fixed for t yesterday, when Mr Robinson presided, and the c other 'members presen - were Dr. Taylor, Dr. f Davwson, Messrs. Gladstone Yates, 'Whitty, - Holden, William Willias,' s3&irstow, Whitley, t tad Harrison. ' THE HEALTH OF THE} BOROUGH. The Medical ...

... SAUS OUU LI SUPRNA. THE PROTEST OF, THE TRADES' UNIONS., The trades' unidns are taking a wise and proper course in denounioing the Sheffield atrocities and their perpetrators. Meetings have been held, with creditable promptitude, Which may fairly be regarded as representing the mass of trades' unionists throughout the country; and the language held at these meetings, if not invariably ...

... IP impoUI ?? SALUS POPULI LUX SUPMEMA. SUM MA RY. DOMESTIC. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, the bill empowering the different colleges at Oxford and Cambridge to admnit persons4 tfn feelowtbijs without requiring from them a declaration of conformity to the Church of England was read a second time after a division, in which 200 members voted for and 156 against the measure. The other ...