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... THE LEEDS JERCURY, Tnn Committee of the Italian hber Deputies have agreed upon a scheme for the . of the ecclesiastical property of the S POBAI tvaoidiinary tax of 30 per cent, is to be levied on ?? ecolcsiaeteal property. Mortgage bonds are to he issued, redeemable at par in fifteen years, until an advance of forty-four million sterling sball a aee obtained. This seheme will no doubt be ...
... MI~pC1LAEOU;S The receipts by. the turnstiles of the Exhibition on Monday amounted to over 62;000f. The Bunhill-flelds BurialDground Preservation gml has passld 'the Legislatuxe, and now only waits the Royal assent.to beomne laiw. - . D Van de Weyer, the Belgian Minister5 and ,Baron de-Cetto, the 'Bavarian Minister, were presoeoed to HIer Majesty on Thursday by Lord Stanley, and delivered ...
... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PRUSSIA. BIursN, Thursday. The King left this morning foe Iieguits. Yesterday, Herr Twesten was sentenced by the Dig- ciplinary Court to pay a fine of 100 thalere on account of a speech delivered by him in the Chamber of Deputies. SPAIN. MADuD, Thursday. In to-day's sitting of the Congress the committee on the settlement of the foreign debts presented their report, in ...
... ADOPTED ANDRENOUNCED. A RiA NCH OF REAL LIFE. In the early days of the Cornhill lfagazinf there appeared a very extraordinary story under the title of Ibtranger than Fiotion, The late Mr. Thackeray, the then editor, supplemented it with a note, in which he vouched for the good faith and honourable oharacter of his correspondent, who was a friend of twenty-five years' standing. Afterwards it ...
... j FROM OUR LO1NDON CORRESPONDENT. I . . . LoNDoNwFriday. 1I The proceedings of the committee on the Reform Bill are now, and may be for Come time, interesting only to keen business men and lovers of the details of legisla- tion. Until the stage when the question of the represen- tation of the great towns is reached we shall have nothing stirring. Col. Dyott's proposal to deprive borough free- ...
... THB NEW REFORM BILL. * The following olause8 of the Representation of the I'eople Bill, to which the committee of the whole Hlouse has agreed, were published in the Votes on Wednesday- *S(short title of Act.) I. This Act shall be cited for all purposes as 'The Representation of the People Act, 1867.' (Application of Act.) 2. This Act shall not apply to Scotland or Ireland, nor to the ...
... I IMPERIAL PAtARLMIENT. j (yBy Tekyraph.) ru HIOUSE OF LORDS, 'Y]STneiDA'T. Their Lordshipa met at five o'clock. co THE ACOUSTICS OF THE HOUSE, IThe Earl of CA'RNA'RVON 'moved for, a, select com- mitten to consider whether any or what arrangements canf w 'be made to remeod the present defective construction of .mr the'Houie, especially with reference to hearing. The Earl of MALMESBJURY said ...
... HL.ATJT RNEE-,ST iWS I IRW~TBE8 TXnGMiI3.l !AMERICA; e Yr Sou=AxproiN, Jane 28. The New York and Bremen Oompany's steamer. Baltic, from New York, passed the Needles at 4.a'V n a.m. to-day. be (By Atlantic Telegraph.)th Naw Ywoax June 27, 6 pNM. Mr. Johnson has been cordially received in Boston, all and 6n coue there made a few brief conoiliatory| no 'peechef. FRANCE. An I PAns, June 28, ...
... Oxroam, Jane 27. In a Convocation holden this day at ten o'clock, the decree of Master of Arts hissoris taesa was conferred on John Henry Parker, Esq. The Learned Gentleman was introduced for his degree in a Latin speech by the Rev. E. Michell, Public Orator of the University. In a Congregation holden afterwards, the following de. groes were conferred:- MNErns or ARsr.-Walter John Bacon. ...