... :trk REFO,: tvJxi:.,: t6 ghih beb 'irganised 1Y te'e r *the.proceehgweeotcdlyoMrE.eae -fiis ii ed,4leoupbe tse*~ i whict the T'e a ~errutdthirmin List ev lastO i5ieagh )0 a a~ Te go eani til nii~S the same erous distr*sftI6laW~ il hc Mr 'sJahhs ust, ?? Oli'H6~ 'Comw .wWa nut n~okr,5eilly,1the prop~s ~ eatgto rsdnepyeh!of, taxes', iand; Iai~ of~vdtito~ The biflwas. if tniroe contri-' veapcj to ...

... STC O ENGINOVDENVFS AND Fa The threatened strike of the engine-drivers is the employ of the London, Brighton~ and Soutk Coast railway Was carried into effect. on Tuesday morning. The drivers and. firamen waited upon the Brighton board, at the /,don-bridge terminus, on Monday, an understandin 1 having been come to on Friday Week last that the notices to leave the service of the company on the ...

... I - .. . .. .. ,: ; _v_- an A nh * A few years ago the entire property in tills PanBs was reassessed, but upon that sssegsmertt no rte bia been as yet levied. an attempt,, however, is low being made to do so, an tbis has excited a con- siderable amount of dissatisfactims in the neighbour- hood. This explanation is a necessaq pr s1 account of a meeting of the trustees of the pars, and it would ...

... THE FORBON POLICY OF FILthCE. 7i Mondav's sitting of the Paris legislative body the debate upon the interpellationof M. Thiers rela- Eve to the foycik.Po~cy coff.,govers~nent was eluded. ?? Thiers@-in hi p 'edh, ?? thepolicy of L baaed upou 'thi libriin Ofjpower; asd 3btb&maller states, isch$ ierv, ,to waviken the collisio betieeothe gteatenonesver mespeoted, This policy, whicb'made the ...

... SIR J. PAXINGTON AND HIS UONTTUENTS. | The election for the borough of Droitwich, occa- sioned by the removal of Sir J. SPaking-ton from the head of the Admiralty to that of the War-,office,. took place on Wednesday at- the Tovn-hall there. There was no opposition o the right hon. baronet's re-election. sir.. 3. Pakington said this~was the' eleventh, time6 that they had done him the honour ...

... REFORM MEETING IE TRAFALGAR-SQUARE. I The third preliminary meeting, convened at the in- stigation of the London Working Men's association, was held yesterday afternoon in Trafalgar-square. These meetings, although thinly attended, have been composed mainly of respectable working men. Mr. George Potter, accompanied by several other persons, took up his position on the northern base- ment of ...

... 0 a.ODTEMPOPLA1ES. To 'FICERMli j The Times Treviews tbecareer of ilq4 p t sen~r misstry- describing the ,hole transactions relatlirg to .Reform as most dis- vreitsle, ?? Derby as the' ,eot extraordioarq one .that, bhe! legislatvure has istened to in ourtnOe.. The ministrT 7began with a licy of see At the opening of parliament Mr. s e 'ke an orator ofa debating society, pcveabn spokeing,, ...

... E 9* 1 The Queen; accompanied. by PrincessrLouise and rnce Leopold akriyed Qt BuekifigbmarPalace shortly pfner twelve o'clock, on .. .Tuesday, from. Windsor- casle.'fle Qee held a cotundil at halfpast twelve caestle.a Ihichue' were -present the Duke of -Marl- borough,the Duke of Rio ond th Earl of:19rad-, for, nd heEarofDerby. Her MaJesbtyleft Buckifgharm-palace at baif-pst four 'clck, ...

... 'I LOND'SWEEKLY 1EWS OFFICE, 7 t Is .SUNDAY MoMN}cO. THI-S4-X G'S TELEGRAIS. [M .UE( 1JETEM AGBNOY1,] * E NOR TH.ERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERTIN, Saturday Night. n tio-day's sitting of the Xorth-German parlia- mentb Herr Berlowits, a former Saxon minister, in. troducedthe followin, asnendments to the draft of the constitution:- That to ipreventtbe influence of the country from passing into the hands ...

... TOWN AN COUNTRY TALH : 'On :Mohdayjev -iog -there was a Reform' meet,' mig held in Trafalgar-square. As there' were 50 'few persons present it was resolved to adjouin., bnu before doing so Mr. Bradlaugh briefly addressed the meeting. ' ' - Thieshow ofi ?? and Essex lo- cultural EOcietv have been i ixea to .take place tin year on the 28th of Mauay.he t ..Jly IA deserterfrditroysafatiller haiid ...

... THE EALTHE OF LONDON.; :- It appears from the'return issued by authority of the registrar-general that in the week that ended on Satu day, March 23the births- registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kigdom were 4,453 - jth deaths registered, 3,;628. 'The ' :nualrate oi mortality was $1 ?? living. Iu London the biilhs of 1,147 boys and 1,077 girls, 'in anll 2,224 ...

... f GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION 9pN A RAILWAY. About twevty minutes Past eleen o'clock on Tues- day night the inhabitantasof Pehrith' were alarmed by a terrific shock, followed by a-tremendous explo- sion. People whohad just retired to rest were aroused with the impression that they had felt the shock of an earthquake.;,but-it was soon ascertained what the occurrence really was. It would-appear from the ...