... THE PRINCIPLES OF THE' RE- DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. All those portions of the Reform Bill which relate to the franqhise are now finally settled, and the house was -last night to consider those portions of - the bill which relate to the redistribution of seats. This part of the measure is of as much importance as those which relate to the. franchise, for it is of no use to create liberal ...

... * Considerable excitement has been caused in the city of Winchester by the extraordinary conduct of one of the parochial olergymen, the Rev. G. A. Eeymour, ef Holy Trinity. Shortly before the death of a parishioner on whombhe: bad been attending, it transpired that he had never been christened, and in view of approaching death arrsngenseuts were at once made to supply the ounipsion. But in ...

... HOW TO DEAL WITH CARD I i ~SE.ARPERS.i ?? ?? ge;'slemel have given an illustra- titnho Car cA A earpera may be effectually dealt *ih N2rreai complaints are made, especially at ?? times, of gangs of 8coundrels frequenting ra~il- way carriages and stations for the purpose of swindling the unwary. Various suggestion have been offered to get rid of this nuisance: increased vigilance on the part of ...

... HYDE ).PARK DE:MONSTRATION. The Re --,eau !iie fnally League have ~~nally resolved to debateI hod hirp ebed meeting in Hyde, Park this house, (MUnlds')ekofing, and the Qpvernment and the house, o authorii9es arui as firmly res~olved to prevent it. poses tc The mistake committed last year In closing the fancy park gates will not be' repeated on this occasion. But he, 'This evening, therefore ...

... AMUSEMENTS B FOR THE WEEK. I B. PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. The farewell engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean in Liverpool wilv commence this evening at' the Prince of Wales Theatre,.and, as their stay will be a comparatively short, one, keen admirers of the legitimate in play and acting will do well'to avail themselves of some of the few opportunities,. Henry VIII. will be acted this ...

... NilW; AiPROA1E8s TO THE LANDING S~'PAGZ;8', AkLTEBATXON OF THE E&D- --OIj G DOOKS, QUAYS, &a a. Th6e large and elaborate mode'niibw oompletedc o6 (and hiah' is, w e believe, on view at the Abert b Dock opaces) wil enablethe public to understand a'endthoroughly to appreciae the scheme which .hs b dev ,eloeid' by Mr. Lyster ,the eigineerato .e ?? DOck Estate. It i to ascale of 40feet i, to the ...

... LATEST AD TDLEGRAPHIC NEWS. C0MMERCIAL. e LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. 1 There have been comparatively few changes in ( ie etock markets, and such as have takea. place F ?? ve been connected with the settlement now in ,Xogrees, on the one hand, and on the other with c the condition of political uncertainty that appears t,) b1e perennial aipong the mere operators. As to h t!:o settlement, those ...

... a At the Middlesex sessions, on Tuesday, James E ?? Bartlett, aged 30, clerk, was indicted for e stealing 38 orders for the payment of £700 and a upwards, and the sum .of £70 in money, the pro- Y ; perty and moneys of Joseph Storrs Fry and ; ,. others, his masters. The prisoner, who seemed to ., feel his situation very acutely, pleaded guilty. v , The prisoner was in the employ of Messrs. Fry ...

... l JUDGMENT OF THE COURT. On Wednesday, at the police court, DAle-street, Mr. T. S. Raffles, stipendiary magistrate (Captains Harris and g aker, nautical assessors, being also on the bench), gave judgment in regard to the inqutry as to the foundering of the Utopia which has been under investigation for eeverai days. Mr. OV Dowd was present to represent the Board of Trade; Mr. Tyndall for the ...

... THlE STRIKE OF JOURp EYMIN TAILORS IN LtoDON. I : . ?? .. . ?? oential Za~ig feae meeting (oonvned on by the ?? of the Liverpo Operative Tailors, Society) of the trade, unionists of this district was held at thie Oddfellowe Hall, St. ship ke-striet in connection with the strike of 2800 jouraeyimn tailors in the metropolis. The objeot, Am!z l as sated in the bill, wasa to heabr statements from ...

... THR Cj GREW- OF TEE GREA | ASTERN & THEIR--)LAIMS Anothet effort'ws made'yesterd to Obtain A settlement between' the- owners of the Great Eastern and the late crew. Unfortunately it wag ilike the- others-nsuoceseful; but the latest :accountwas to tho effecttthatthclawyerainterested in the case were stillVnegotiating'. It is to be hoped that they will succeed in I coming' to an arrangement, ...

... TUBS:RON SHIPS OF: iTHE IBRITISH NAVY. 'A WORDTO THE EARL OF DERBY ANDV TAE RIGHT HON. H. T. L.;;CORRY., ?? y Lord ,and Sir, 'Frou what I am con- ti'nully observing in the oolumna both of the mefropolitin a' nd prolnoial- preagsss and, ths ilw I dieguised evqrlastingheartburnings of a11enyde~,i siet~epironc~lad; Oifp lgas of, the, amn venera, parenttouohing, the great nat;oal quisat'n ¶# ...