... lI orp#01 - L M 9 SI. USPOPtTLI LEX SRMA I I I -- - - i I SUMKMARY.: -DOMESTIC,. In the House of Lords, on Friday 'evb'eing, Lord Redesdale brought' ina ' bill to improve the management of tbr4. royal parks. The second 'reading of ' a bll to diminish the ex- pense ?? churchyards was agreed to, on a div sion, by 53 votes agains 12. Peveral Otl~;'measures were advanced a stage. The A,6uso 'of ...

... BEPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. The following are the amendments to Clause 34 of the Reform Bill which the Chancellor of the Exchequer placed upon the table of the House of Commons last night, and the object of which is to carry into effect the proviso lately moved by Mr., Hodgkinson to the 4th clause, with the view of abolishing the compound household system in parliamentary boroughs: ...

... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Mdlle. Pauline Lucca. THIS EENING (Saturdhy, May 25), FRA DIAYOLO. Mdl e. Pauine Lucca, Mllie. Morensi, Signor Cismpi, Neri-Baraldi, Capponi, Tagliadoo, anid audin. Con- duntor, Mr. Costa. Pit tickets, 7s. amphitheatre stalls, lOs. iCd, 7s., and 6s: anphitheatre, 2B. d. Boxes, stals. an tice t may be lad at the oportlo of the theatre, which is open from ten ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Standard sends the following particulars of an extraordinary case which has just come before the Tribunal For some time past a man named Picardat has been living at Bobigny (Seine;, where he keeps what he calls an encyclopedia; consultation-room, and where he appears to have passed himself off among the rustics as a lawyer, an agent of the police, and various ...

... A. correspondent of a London paper complains that coming up to town from a station eight or ten miles trom London, he found six first-class carriages oc- cupied by as many solitary lady passengers, and nearly lost his tram whilst he was looking for a less hazardous compartment in which to seat himself. Now, as un- protected male travellers have, all things considered, not unreasonably, a ...

... fdttr to THE TAFF VALE FIREMEN. SIR,—In your impression of the 18th inst, you were pleased to set in ciroulat.on a report relative to the Drivers and Firemen on the Titif VIlla Railway, to say the least of which is that it is uutiue from beginning to end, find we should be very glad to know your authority tlr such a fabrication, for wo are pleased to look back from the com- menccmsnt of the ...

... A WOMAN ATTACKED BY A MOB IN SOUTD.-ST. POAR, SHREWS- BnURY 3O AD. it (SUItJcMT OF I6LUSTRATItON.) k On Wednesday night, South-street, Park, aud Shrews- liry-road, were the scene of a disturbance, certainly of a sounewhattemarkible, and perhaps, in some resp cts, t of a salutary character. It is alleged that in the Palk n there lives not a gay young bInchelor, buit an equally ?? Benedict, ...

... DEDDINGTON6 WPOIC I -- - H'A DISDDINGTON VonuNTern Coicsr-Ordatgi l1tUL bU WUas. commencingr Monday, May{27 :-Taesday-Cofpany drill in the Mar~ket-place at S p.m. Target practice o07 appli- cation attlie orderly-room. HEtNRY CWYROIiLL, Lieutenant Commanding.-Ordcerlyi-P oOi, A/rby 23, 1867. WIT NEY. DIED.-May 16, after a long illness, Sarah, wife of Mr. James Pritchett, High-street, Witney, ...

... I FRAN CE. PARIS, MAY 23. It is asserted that the adjournment of the departure of the King of Prussia for Paris is owing to the wish expressed by the Emperor Napoleon that this visit should take place simultaneously with that of the Emperor of Austria, who cannot come to Paris until after his coronation as King of Hungary. THE LUJXEMBURG TREATY. BERLIN, MAIY 23. The ratifications of the ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CO.RRESPONDINT. I 'oNzOo, Friday. The discussion of last night shows that if the Reform Bill is to be passed, the session will have to be prolonged beyond the conventional last week i in July or first week in August; and no doubt even the most enthusiastic sportsmen will think the clauses affecting redistribution more important than grouse. There is, indeed, a sort of rumour ...

... - UMEROUS ARRESTS' IN HANOVER. : r w HA.OVhBj MAY' 2). Conisiderable exeitement has prevailed here for Aeveral days past, owing to nanmorou6 doiniciliary visits aid arrests ahving beenmade by the Pius- ian polibe among all classes of society. So far as can be ascertalned, the cause is believed to be the discovery of a combination between m~tnbers of the Hanoverian nobility, inthe event dof ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR. A. J. MORRIS, AT ABERDARE. ON Tuesday evening, Mr. Arthur J. Morris, of the Plymouth Iron Works, Merthyr, was presented with a splendid testimonial, in the St. Fagan's School-room, Aber- dare, kindly lent for the occasion by the Rev. Mr. Jenkin, Mr. Morris had for a number of years been connected with the Abernant Iron Company, as cashier at Llwydeoed. For some years, too, ...