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... y1a ]ItGHT, M.P., AND MI. MILL, M.P., ON iREPRESENTATION OF MINORITIES. Abe following are the speethes delivered in the gouse of Commons, on Friday, by Mr. Bright and Mr. )ail, on Mr. Lowe' motion:- Mr. BraOzrT said-I think it an unfortunate thing for the mover of this proposition that those who are in favour of it do not appear to approve of it. The Hon. Member for Plymouth, and the Hon. ...
... THE LATE EMPEROR MAXIMILIA. TO THE EDITORS OF THEi LE:EDS MERQURY. GLNTLTlFBN,-From. the impartial tone of your. article in to-day's impression upon the-reeent events ln Mexico, in which you urge the necessity of waitingt for further evidence before condemning Juarez as a monster; of crueltyi I feel sure you will allow me to correct what is likely to convey an erroneous impressions Your ...
... p.1fl ,A short time ago, the following memorial, signed by sixteen clergymen and fourteen church- wardens of Hull, was addressed to the Archbishod of York:- * We, the undersigned clergy and churchwardens in the town and county of Kingston-upon-Hull, desire respectfully to approd'ch your Grace, and to tender our thanks for the plain and earnest way in which your Grace has spoken in reference ...
... .oI° N CORRESPONDENT. 2 ?? Monday. FPj4JUG ?? ?? - - LoNOON, Monday. Society, for once, carries it over politics. Nobody tlkig about the Reform Bill and Mr. Disraeli; and eiV body ?? about the review ? Who saw the (verycS arive p Why did not the Prince of Wales meet esi role promised to do, at Charing-cross station ? Were to). thepark when the Prince and Princess of Wales To0 In d d It is ...
... HOUSE OF LORD)S-ThI'DA.^. . - , Their Lordships me at five o'clock. ti The sitting was chiefly occupied by a discussion o upon education. .o The Earl of CORK called attention to the hard. l ships entailed upon small parishes, by making the employment of certificated teachers an indispensille f, condition. The Earl of MARLBOROUGH maintained that the only means of securing efficient edipation ...
... RAMlWAY TRFIC BETURNOO 1T WIM11 TS 'HALF-YEAR. Total Same Ino. or Mileag B v IdWdYS. 1807. IG5. i-year. I3G8. Dec. 1is7080 Brietol er Exeter.. 7751 7106 - - 134 121 Coledonian ?? ?? . 67- 616 Ceoubrien ?? ,, r2327 2414 - _ 0 IS OSo Coerm th, E&Pn1 624 075 _ 1- CorlrBandon, l in. 497 _00 - - 20 20 Deeddee _ 410 _ _ - 17 17 Dubin&Beifustino 1417 Iffl9 __ es Id Dublin & Drogheda.. 2173 19i - _ ...
... DESTRUCTIVE FIRB AT WIGAN. £60,000 DAMAGES. Yesterday morning, at an early hour, one of the most terribly destructive fires that have happened in the neighbourhood occurred at Wigan, and in a few hours one of the finest and most valuable cotton mills in the town was utterly destroyed; The mill was situated at Poolstook, one of the suburbs, and was the property of Mr. W. Brown, having been ...
... IMPEIRALJ PARLIAMENT. (By Teskraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YEBTRBDAY, Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THE DEATH OF THE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN. Lord STRATFORD de REDCLIFFE asked if the Gov- emineot had received any official aecount of the death of the Emperor Maximilian, and whether they intended to move the House to take any notice of the event, or to condole with Her Majesty on a circumstance ...
... THE LAST HOURS' OF TuE ILL.FATED EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN. T The following deeply interesting account of the ie last hours and execution of the gallant but unfortu. ci nate Emperor Maximilian is taken from a ParisY journal, theFi~qro, which states that it has obtained | it by the Atlantic Telegraph, froma the columns of in the New COrleans Picayune, which republishes it at from thde Esperanza of ...
... THE LEEDSm ADvonB from New York give 1 further information respecting the exeoution of M or The ezeoetion of the RpntAnnA nq t- - The exeoution of the sentence had been b JuAiZ for three days, probably in consequence of tby entreaties of the British and P sI the Those Ministers bad made Strong rep re.ntater3 t the Republican Government, and the Proseiar M. t bad assured Juarez that several ...
... (Fnou oum Lo1NoxN sPOnTmr.) LoNDoN, Thursday. The arriva oi thie Belgian Volunteers, long ago announced to take place to-day, was the cause of no little excitement in London. The princely courtesy and hospi- tality shown last year by the Belgian Government and people to our representatives at the Tir National could not fail to call forth a desire among the people of this country to show a ...
... IMPERIMl PARLIAMENT. (Byg Telegraph.) 3IOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. PC Their Lordships met at five o'clock. tis RELIGIOUS DISABILITIES. The Marquis of WESTMEATH gave notice that o Thursday next he would call attention to a bill now blif3re ag Parliament for Abolishing the Deolaraticis against Tran- substantiation now required to be taken lly parsons On their admission to the civil offices. t THE ...