... [BY :ELUBTIO TELEGnRAPH.J HOUSE OP' OOMMONS3. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. THE NEW hMSBltR FOR COVENTRY. blr. Henry Jaokson took the oaths and his Heat npon his eleotion as member for Coventry, in the room of the late Mr. Troherne. IRELAND. The Lord Uayor of Dublin appeared in his robes at the bar of the Douse and presented a petition from the Cor- teration of Dublin sking ...

... UO1RESPONDENCE. e aCONSISTENT TORtYISM. 1 1e 1Tre ltVW EIT oR (If it ])AILY FO'T. Sir,--I rcgret that it most unseemly row In the Town Hall, an Frilday mist, has glvon to the supportors of BMir Lloyd tho opportunity of inveighingagiasst the true. hearted Libserale of this town, It IH, of courso, absurd to delohre that the Liberal party had anything to do, directly or indirectly, with anytbing ...

... LA'TEST NEWS. lnriTEnflS ?? T.IE SULTAN. VIR2M A, Jusix Is. Tte u9llaz, on his way ?? to voan opie. wMl! pesi. ive~y a ?? to the Epneror Francis Joseph at Vienna. The Sultan will also amet tho King of Prussia, According to present arrangeeneat the meeting will t~e place eat Coblontz. JtlS ULV 11, The 4 ultmn leaves here this evening for England, est 7 P31, ]I is Bslajety travels by way of ...

... OLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION, The Leering of these claims was resumed yesterday morning in the Grand Jury Room, at the Public 01Ool.e before Messrs. I' Darlilgton (Chairuran), C. H. BrAcebrildgo, T. Lloyd, C. Ritellift. S. Thornton, W. S. Dugdale, C. Stusge, sad D1. Goodman, Mir. d Dngdaie, bariseter of thle Midland Circuit, inetrected by Mr. or Shrew, solicitor, Tamwerth, appeared for the High ...

... -oNro~v~vu L;V£APWOL PRESS DEAL WvITa M1J MURPHY. . -. ?? r i1,,b77m)0 Piost. [From Me LivVcrPo1 FOSC.J fr. ?? ?? last night proved a failureo that is to say, be did not succeed in arousing sjnilsroexoite- net to that which rendered hims notorioes in B3rming. he Ihe Worken's aial, Claughton Road, was only tbout three parts filled ; outside the crowd was greater, was not the least iudioatlon of ...

... BROSEEEll. AiNNivER.9ARYT SRnmoN:.-Oa Sunday last two- nor. mona were preached in the bid Baptist Chapel, by Mr. G. Wyard, of Shrewsbury ; an i ollections wore made for, the Sabbath Schools taught therI, amounting to £3. los, The congregations both in the fternocon and evening were numerous. The choir end children, assisted by Mtisa Sprogg, on the harmonium., acquitted themselves with much ...

... . We understand tbat Major Sykes, of WVest Ella, has givesi a second. donation of £~50 to the proposed parsonan e house for St. Mlary's parishi THEz'fsHsATRE-ROYAL.-Mr. Robinson, the builder and mortgagee of this theatre has advertised it to be sold or let. Mr. Coleman has, we understand, made an offer, which is now under consideration. BoAxmNv.-We. understand that an agreement has been ...

... A meeting of the above society was held en Monday at the Town-hall, when the Mayor (Alderman Loft) presided. Mr. T. F. Hewett, the honorary secretary, reported that he had received a legacy of £50 be- queathed by the late Miss Ellen Agatha Jehnings, of alton Abbey Rectory, near Driffield, and a £10 (second donation) from Major' Sykes, West Ella. A letter ivas read from the parent society ...

... : Messrs. Fred. White, L. Mapei, and George Stone, students of Liverpool Royal Infirmary School of Medicine, have passed the primairy ?? at the Royal College of Surgeons. Mr. W. S. Paget paseed the preliminary scientific examinationof the University.of London. FATAL ACCIDZT AT BInanNBrAD.-An inqtest was held yesterday at the Queen's Hotel, Birken. head, before Mr. Churton, coroner, on the body ...

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... cO PONDES :WAREHOUSfNG GOODS.. TO THE IIDITOB3 OP THE II VUPOOL MERMBY. Gentlemen,-Now that the eubbect ot removing goods from lorries to high floors in warehouses Is under dis- cusion in your column, ,may I. be-permitted to offer a practical suggestion~-cheap, easy of application,,and perfectly effective eteU every warehouse be sup ?? with a semi.rch orbridge two feet wider than the door- ...

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