... MEETINGS OF LOCAL BOAIRDS. I~~~ I LITBRLAND. At the monthly meeting of this board, held last evening at the Public Office, Litherland, Mr. Barnes presided, and the other members preosut were Mesers. JBeakbane, Emmett, Gresson, Gold- 'ig, and Knowles. A report was submitted from the surveyor as to a proposaX to repair thoroughly' the wholeoftheroadintheboards district. The cost of thus repaiing ...

... PARLIAXENTAR Y INTELLIGENCE. I HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the House of Lords last evening Lord Hardwicke presented a petition from a public meeting at Colchester recommending the employment of soldiers in industrial occupations as a means of improving not only their discipline but their sanitary condition. The Earl added that the additional income which the men could thus earn would increase the ...

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... I b ora., E. I (nost OUR, OWk COnii5spOXD. .) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edi. tion of yesterday:] ..PARIS, SunrDAf EvmBiJG. The following almost incredible gasconading passage appears in an article of the Payts: We declare that the very legitimate annexations of Prussia, founded on the profoundly rational principle of nationalities, have had the necessary and foreseen ...

... e- - :B-G BY8E =. i 11 THE Oli/GXJSAES . . I (Pul ti' ' 2 ?? a bsmes of ?? ?? 'W re' sa.ll Ion wide ?? t IlD1t for ?? in ?? ~sidezour eyws. p' dig. at: th 'ddrift nd we saok anntee biaohe1 for the retlic of pre.biat6ii al, white the 3 to , m 'hiielf'oules 'in ?? e ii.I . ltyuintb~avery mnetropolis. Any evenng qb West imiiter the most important business may be ituteir ruptd,icir theb miost ...

... HE f 6y I M. jea 4aie.rkible article in the new weekly paper, the .y. n eaitsalit ogeianism.,' It poits Wet~outh'o~ndrtbAni ~ic -ilne 'viW ret mieasure thron in. ordert^ ?4'relfAr the; slve into at a Moiy'f~'~~~dy o to becoino An -hoiioraryjrnFabw i- an adopteil Iridiman: ?? of 1848 reached the IUited States, adirecoryf Idasmen iionic~te *in te bair of-be ~ipiu aigbe ?? to Paric,,. forigmed ...

... PABLIAMENTARY BDSIUESS. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THIS DAY, NOTICES OF MOTIONS. 3Mr. t. GURNEr-To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether, it the boroughs of Lancaster, Great Yarmouth, Rei- gate, and Totues are disfranchised, it is proposed to give votes for the respective counties in which they are situated to those persons whom the commissioners, after full inquiry, have found to have been ...

... | I~~ ~ ?? _ I (tFoM OVE OWN CORRESPONDE.) FLORENCE, MABLE 24. The Chamber is to-day electing its president, and the result will have reached you by telegraph before you can get this letter. The contest will be a severe one, if the severity be not, as is not impro- bable, taken out of it by an understood compro- mise, the terms of which would be the election of Crispi, the opposition candidate ...

... ?? , DUBLIN: TUESDAY, APIL 2,18G7. ¢ I . ._ - - THE Irish Sea Coast Fisheries Bill in on the list for the second reading to-morrow. Mr, BLAKE, who has taken a deep interest in the subject, ha8 published ' A Few Reasons wrhy the Bill should pass a second reading, or that it might be referred to a Select -ommittee to report upon. The Bill, in its present shape, may nDO be acceptable' to the ...

... | 1HY TELEGRAPH.L An explosion took place in the mixing hones at n; Faversham Powder mill yesterday, and four out A. of five men employed therein were inatantiy killed. 'el Dn, cre TTHE TORNADO CASEL of ?? letters etate that the Superior Spanish of Court has confirmed the sentence of condemnation ?e, of the British steamer Tornado pronounced by the ich Cadiz Prize Tribunal in December last, ...

... [ d~ol 1 .; I be : l i~ - S I A ., .j I, .NGROBS 'ON. T aE &PRAo1 W . ., fl 4A 'C A8TI. ,A~ et r *it eh e p.sing som of tfe tre itions at trnding' stations ?? C of bswbe - bdore Mr. Justice Shee, at the Liv Assizes ...

... One or two mattersi ought to be noted in connec- tion with the late interview between Mr Gladstone and the London artisans before the whole thing is forgotten. The change in the political views of the non-enfranchised since the days of Chartism was brought out most strikingly by the entire absence of all reference to that favourite panacea of the past- annual Parliaments. In fact, the nostrum ...