... I THE REFORM BILL, - MEETING OF THE LIBERAJL pMtlyN i A meeting of the Liboral ?? held a ts terday, and nearly 300 moetbmr retponaecl to Mr Gladstone's invitation. These incltdod every section of the Liberal pelty.a Mr LAWVONk ?? that the second I reading of %He 'Oovernment ~bilt should pass unchallenged, ?? that if the clause embodying the Vtirniple QT duality was Rot abandoned, and the ...

... BIBRKBNHEAD COMMISSION , ?? ?? _ as' Tho month maeetidg of ai meboarwal resd ye 17 Catthe commissioners'ooraioes Hamltoiverparl ther embrer ?? resen bolng w essrs. r.i Hind, intrel Iaoir), ?? ?? aylor Wakiner Brghetosea Gatehonse, lbloyd, Lovat, Elughame, Walker, Cook, Brat- ..THfg AIPPEIOAOHB8 TO Til! 1YggrY him a copy of the reply, ln order that It might be mads Publri, and the law-clerkc ...

... . TRAINED NURSES FOR 7I WOAKflIOUSE8. The Government scheme of metropolitan poor-law 'reform; though applicable to London alone, merits the attention of those who are connected with, or take an interest in, the administration of the poor-law throughout the country, It may be taken as an indication of the direction towards which legislation on this point is tending, and if the proposed arrange- ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRLEMA. trI DOMESTIC. On Saturday, the Queen received from the Corporation of London an address of congra- tulation on the birth of the daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales. In reply, her Majesty expressed the great gratification which the address had given to her. Lord Derby has once more got together a complete Cabinet, and in glancing over the names of which it ...

... I SAWS ro?u?r LEX StT?1l?A. i ;StM RY. : Sd .. . . - -R e.. ?? ?? '-DIOMEBSTIC.'- ~A`'Cabinet; ouncW~, ~eil el o.y The'Queeinet weant'~ hvf~b eld eo-d.ay., WL L ondoni oi Friday, and viisited the Prfific'e6 of 'Wales' ' ert Majesty ?? s t 7q&Ayedin ?? -stye_ kiughkng Palace during the night. h rtd. Insh Housie 6on lords, on Friday night, a aort, dicussion. ook 'place ?? g --from' the' ...

... i WI. ~DR~~x ~A i- y - c worlchotie ?? be, lhiiidii, ovprtb~yth- , ob tziitor, 01 It was also rebo#ved tbht Mr. Oulhaw, the arohitcthsehould .bexinatonoted t prepare new pvlnsf or ?? ofL :hospitaltor? infectious diaeases .lIt wastiitibated, sthat the, board would. net sanotien so.largee'aa expeadituje as £14,000for The ima!zg businews witunimportat. ...

... PRIFRMENTS AND APPOINThIMM. Baumgartner, Rev H. LA., M.A., to vicarage of Meva- gluey, Cornwall Carroll,Raev. E G., MLA., to reitory of Templecarne, near, Boxidon.~earCOA Daunt, Rev. A., 3MA, to rectorg of Stackallen. Deacon, Rev. G., bLA., to vlcarage of CuUen, near Cork. Egerton, Bev. J. C., MA.L, to rectory aud vicarage of G~bbU, 1ev t beL~A. tO vicarage of Whltwood Mere, Howell, Rev. 0.J., ...

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... DIVORCE IN HIGH LIFE. £10,000 DAMAGES. The case of Maxwell v. Maxwell and Wesboar terminated in the Divorce Court on Saturday. Mr. Coleridge, in opening the case, said- this was a petition by Mr. George Shirley Maxwell,. formerly an officer in the army, and now adjutant of the East Kent Militia, praying for a dissolution of his marriage, on account of the wife's adultery with the co ...

... IMPERIAL PARILIAMIRNT H10USE 0OF LORlDS, Fuum,ov February 22. The Birh of a ?? ?? moved and Lordl Itussiu. seconilid nilt Addurersn of Congratulation to tier Majesty upon thle birth of n l'rinicess-it motion ?? was ragrecd to ,aeirlhie eorutradicente. Mudn ?? ?? 1%tarqtds ofCI.a- ?? laid oii the table ai bill oil the subject of the tenure of landilin Ireland, which lie said wa's identical with ...

... I PARIS, FED. 26. 3The Paris papers publish the following telegram, I dated Corfu, February 24, as emanating fromn a Greek source:- I On the 13th and 11th inst. engagements teak pzlace in I the western portion of Crete. Eight thousand Turkish Itroops from Heraelion were defeated by the Cretans near Gerakari, and fell back, leaving behind them two guns, five flags, 100 nmules, and maniiy ...

... I -,WIIY-- I After #anday next the old Parish Church (St. Mary5e will be closed for eight months, to undergo restoraton. The services Will be held at St. Mary's Schools, Wh)ch have been fitted up for thle purpose. BAM!LPTON. DIED,-Feb. 23, aged 27, George, second son of Mr. R. E. Taylor, carpenter. PENNY RrAIDIYa.-TIhC last bat one of thle series for this scnson took; place oil the 22nd ult., ...