... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE -. LIBERAL PA RTY. LETTER FRfOM MR. BAINiES, Mr. E. Baines,.M.P., has addressed a letter of Eome length to Mr. Crawford on the general question of Mr. Gladstone's relations to the Liberal party. He appeals to Me. Crawford for the initia- tion of som e measure calculated to bring back Mr. Gladstone to the position of leader. Withoutthis the party will be- paralysed,. and. ...

... 'A LIVERPOOL IRM AND A' HAGD 'WITHBANK .X'ONS PI 'a OH-AR'GED WITHE OONSPIBAOY. At theoihcut esrtesedyMI MI ?? Cal12Ipnar maitrt, wan te greatfer pato1tedy hmarln'gaasw excited consilderable literest amonigst-commercial Circles.' 1t w~a acharge idla AMessrs. Richard, Henry,' and -John, Rankin, ikinfounders, Man. oheaiter-stroet, M1er~?co) anwd Mr. Henry Barr of having cofonsied to defraud Mr. ...

... FRANCE. P0 InI Saturday's sitting of thle Legislative body, the President an- u ounnedt that ho had communicated the demaned for interpella- th tions on the Lnxembourg question toM. Rokuleer, who had replied th by the following deopateh I as 'Theo Government experiences a keen slesire to explain to the tre public bodies and to thle country all the fscts relative to the n Grand Ducty of ...

... I - co Last Thursday evening a large number of persons at assembled in the Derby Corn Exchange, at the invita- it tion of the Iibeal committee of the Reform League to th hear addresses from Professor Rogers, M.A., of Oxford ra University; Mr. George Nuttall, and Mr. J. S. Wrighst, PI, of Birmingham. hi Mr. WILKINS occupied the chair, and having opened W( thle proceedings, th, Mr. JoirNsoN ...

... INTRIGUE IN ITAL Y. THE circumstances connected with the recent Ministerial crisis in Italy have been very inadequately made known. The correspondents of the ?? press have been either unwilling or unable to throw light on an incident that fell like a thunderbolt out of the summer sky. The whole matter has been shrouded in a mystery, which has had the inevitable effect of stimulating conjecture ...

... BY ORDINABY TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY. The SPEAXER took the chair at four o'clock. THE REFORM BILL FOIL SCOTLAND. In reply to questions from Mr STACsPOOLE and Sir R. ANSTRUTHER, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he regarded the Scotch Reform. Bill as more pressing than the Irish Reform Bill, as Ireland had more recently been legislated for. The Irish Bill was in preparation, ...

... ?s alaimclaft 6pumgo [y &Efy Sylwadalafeanlynol wedi eu hysgrifenu gan B. J. Derfel, ac wedi eu dayllen gauddo yn . Gan fo ?? dyfod yn gwestiwn pwysig gan laweroedd, bydd yn dda iddynt gael pob manteasioa iffurfio barn mor gywkir g a allent ar y lie goreu iddynt fyned iddo.-GOL,. WRTH ymgrifenu ar y pwngc uwch ben fy ysgrif, Di bydd genyf ddim yn benderfynol i'w ddyweyd ar unrhyw le yn ...

... La- Gseibdeithlats y Paec.-Nid oedd y rhai byn mor i'r Iliosog eleci a¢ aiferol, diahon fad hyny iw briodo'l ol, i'r priader gwaith sydd Vedi aM in boa ya y cymmyd- Ir. ogsethan drwyv'r tmmor, yr ymgyrehfs gyfttedin Lf- oedd y Pare-.ao oddieithr y lle hwn nid'cedd yma lawer w- o ddisltbrilid. Nid aeta oddi yna ehwiiibb gymmai, t Yn aC arfer.* yr oedd gorsafoedd y rheilffordd yn dawel v mewa ...

... LLANBRAIADR, GER DINBYCH. r DRETU EGLNVYS. DYDD Gwener diweddaf, y 26ain eyfisol, cynnaliodd Y plwyfolion eu eyfarfod blynyddol (vestry) yn. y Itellchod. Aethpwyd dros gyfrifon wardeiniaid yr E.hvys, a phenderfyuwyd ar wardeiniaid newydd t1l y ?? lion. Ni ddaeth ond ychydig at eu gilydd, o hervydd nad oedd neb yn tybied fod yno ddim i faoa od y gw.itch arferol. Yr oedd y cy- hoedusrwvydd ...

... TO DINNER AND) PRESENTATION WILLIAM MIUNDY, ESQ. := The presentation of plate to William Mundy, Esq., took place at the Coumty Hall, Derby, oil Wednesday last. Our readers are already familiar with the object which the Testimonial Committee had in view in offer- iug Mr. Mundy a splendid memorial of their gratitude and political faith. Tlhrough many years he has proved himself a true-lhearted , ...

... LORD E. CAVENDISH ON REFORM. In a letter to Alderman Carter, of Leeds, published in the Leeds Evenibng Express Lord F. Cavendish, one of the members for the northern division of the West Rid ing, says:- I believe that not only is the Government bill wrong in requiring the personal payment of rates but that it is based on an unsound principle in Connect ing the franchise with the payment of ...

... Tile ('/mrrh ReviewJ and the Cn'ir/, Times give lengthy i accounlts of tile decorations of churches at Easter both t in London and the country, but they are now becoming S so general as hardly to demnand especial report. The q (:nird zc conusitdes St. Andrciw's, Well-street, the best t decorated church, and says that thecre were more than i 700 commiizinicants on Elaster-day. As usual. St. Bar ...