... A meeting of the Lancashire Preab 1tory of the Unitd ?? Church was hel yesterday, In the classroom of the Presbyterint Church, Egremont, the Rev.. W. -M. Taylor inodeatdr; and there were also present the Revs, Drs. 119Lerrow'aid Macleod, Revs: Messrs. Thompson, Scott, Howast, IGraham,'.Muir, W. B. Thomson, Grosart, Towers and'PAtterson; Messrs. J. H. Robertson W. iobertson, J. Thompson, Stiit ...

... cautoi OFENGLAND. I Io I;> c ~ i Iz L ev'ii meetaig oi wiorking men nd' ! etbevwwais ld' in the Workman's Hall, Birken.. head' for thei purposeof expresaing an opi4uo on. De ftho- iomahe practices now. behig itro4uod, ihto . the, Church of Rngland. There was t large ?? ?? i~ndatc'e. M. H' Hargreaves. oocupied the . ?? ea, The proceedinga having ?? opened with to 'p.a vr,. b:- ?? A a M wsid ...

... IMPEIAL PA:LIAMENT. ra.'HOUSE OF LO-BD. n- THURSDAY, APRIL 4. fr. :heis Ind Mpeee live o'clock. Arms L(Scotnd) Bill was ee, readasecodtffme.: T he Sgae Du Bll l read isseond of ,time, an' the sadig regrdbs having beeaL Bus- She !pended it wrent through cemittee maid wanreed lhe ea tird tie and sd. -of The Cnii;ntigsBill paedthrth corn WV. ?? lordship adiourned at52D p.m. fr. let XHOUSE OF ...

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... I ' HOUSE Oi0F LORDS. in iF RIDAY, APR.t 12. eg Their lordships nmet at four o'clock a | Th ' ROYAL ASSENT. Is The Roiyal assent was given by commission to, they Canada Railway Loan Bill, the Criminal i Lunatdcs BaU, the Shippig Looal Dues Bill, the. Mutiny Bill and a num esr of private bills. The Royai Oommissioners, were the Lord Chan- cellor, the Earl of Devon, and the Earl of teanker- . . ...

... I FAT4 COIFLICT WITH ITHE .. 1 FENIANS. I [ - . N. IS The Cork correspondent of the Star gives the a following partioulars of this affaii' ,E Only meagre details have reached us of a rather e Wexciting indident arising out of the recent Fenian 'h disturbancee,'which had at first a great chance of a - being megnified bvr popular report into a re'newal- Le of the insurrection.': In my former ...

... TOICORRESPONDENTS. . We cannot undertake to return ?? of which we do not avail ourselves. ?? seould always be legibly written In Ink, and on ese 8ide of.the papsr only; length Increazeo the difficulty of flinding Wce for them. Whatever in intended for Insertion ut bh authenticated by the name and addrem of the writermnot necessarily for publlcatlen, but as a guarantee of his good faith, ...

... 11F | It i announced that In t I named Adam n - -iusn ragee, aied in KR irg of who was 122 years of age ?? Gorge, h The Paris tailors have Struck for a, , varying from 15 to 20 ?? A Ut don tailors is also dailp erpcted A r'e In an ordinary boardinghouse once famous Madame Patt rs laj t years old, but retrins som rae 0~nBn She is fond of whist and her grand5 r avaricious.an Great floods and ...

... A ID E N N -0 E RATIO'' S D, ?? ?? Ga;d4'2 ?? A I . HA5zy YLOr O(19( Chronicle.) I Nla5ted OeR GdARDENCeastitENn suh-ldd tC Jnt the positiof a 7c it Shn should now be I t'° e Y in 'the intended they eav gtO lenea1 use of whlch r atnl There are two Perhap, thv workand neat C. soroentosum is the beit distnct~. arrw egings ; and it is nho n most ed~t~i~ Rsthe leoves, ben aer tan 0d4 e O, ...

... UJNVEILIXGI Or THE COBDEN, STTU'E. X,1 The rermony of unveil the state of the lahe Mr. ibden, }15 St. Ann' Square, took place on Monday afieri noon. Men of all shades of political opinion nutted in doing honour to the illustrious atatesman's memory, thoagh by far ,the largest propotion of those assembled on the oc- caonwere, turally,, the adherents of Mr. Cobden's own polltlc31areed, and of ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. TOPIOS. are Drifting into war. This phrase, we are afraid, eitb expresses only too clearly the state of the relations In i exsting between France and Prussia. In both etnll countries sure though stealthy preparations for witl war are being made; and, notwithstanding the Lor loud professions of pacific Intentions, it is diffloult fror to see how peace can be much longer ...

... ~'I-OCAL BILL- 1; ?? Ill A!C.OAL 8ILtLS IN-PARLIAMiE C . ?? our' owon PRoj*retr; a..) ~ke*Olt Hireu fi ,T-HE MEBt 13dK.N HRO'; This hill 4ainal~:MU 66ief6 the select oomnilttes of hO Htouso e.CosMmb11 ibthl moning, -thea l ght Hofi.t s ,J. Goscherr, elnairmin. . The, further. eunslderatlon of . j i -heasure, the prosnble ' of. *'5hch ws Lpofved,- 1 tpos no:.d by the comMIttee' oqnMonay. int ...