... |LATE ST NEWS., HERLD OFFIrO, TtWu Mbm-ng7. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. A SOLICITOR CHARGED WITH FORG ERY. At the Mansion House yesterday, Mr F. O. Ferer, solicitor, Clement's Lane, was brought before the Lord Mayor on a charge of forging tbe E arl of Dndley's acceptance to a bill of exchange for £840. After hearing evidence the prisoner was remanded, the Lord Mayor refusing to admit him to ...

... A LANCtSilMEI PEABODY. (efrom the MCebsterwtxaniatr 1 Another public benefactDr, in the person of M: John Bairatow, of Preston; has just died at the ripe old age of 00 years The' history of his life is re. marlkble. Unaided' by wealth, he pained for him- self a high social position and a princely fortune, which, :with a bounteous hand, he distributed un- sparingly to purposes of public utility ...

... j1ATE ST- ,EW8.J-1 , HBRAL OFFIOE MoMLaY Momaifg l TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL 'WIRE? ATROCIOUtS MURDER NEAR BRIGHTON. Brighton Sunday Evening. Considerable excitement has been caused here and in the adjacent town of Lewes by a murder which has been committed on the Downs about midway be. tween both places. Though the crime seems tohave been perpetrated in a very dastardly manner the facts may be ...

... EUDDFz DEATHI O EX-BA1LIE GtMUms.-Oi Wednesday this well-known gentleman pu,1oy expired at his residence, Albert Pjice. He wait hits G1th yesar, and had the greater portidn alfis timeretided in Stirling. Hewas theoldeitlah ee in the town, and bad officiated as Deauoi Fviq of Procurators for a long series of years, aodlal acted respectively as Councillor and BAilie Ix lengthened period. ...

... LATEST N EWS.I RiguALD Ospiroie ffriday Momvsin BY SPECIAL, TV-(BE AND O1Wr1'TARY ~TELBORAPH.' OPENING: OF ;THE NEW PARLIAMEIT HOUSE:OF LORDS-THURBDAY. The Eighth'Parliament dirihg the reign eof her present Majesty was formally opened tol-dai, at two 'o'clock, by Royal Commission. 'The atfendance of Peere was very limited. There 'were only a few ladies present either in the body of the House ...

... BIR ODGER'S RETIREMENT FROlt CHELSEA. The Chelsea Wlorking Men's Electoral Association held a meeting at Old Brompton on Wednesday ?? Nelass in the chair. The chief business before the meeting was the consideration of Mr Odger's retirement from the borough of Chelsea. Mr Odger, who was loudly cheered, said the work ing men of Chelsea bad won the approbation of the whole country. They wanted to ...

... -SATUTJA MERNG~,'OOT. V7. ,i.i WE understand that at last there is some defi-. nite prospect of a contest for the representation of Glasgow. Sir George Campbell, Bart., of Garncube, has been asked to allow himself to be nominated as a candidate, and we belieie the Ron. Baronet has consented, on condition, of receiving reasonable assurances of, support from the constituency. In order to test ...

... THE T-IWO CANDIDATES FOR TEIEumI GOW AND ABERDEEN UtNIVEESII : . ON pUCATION. * -. -0F On the 18th of July, a meet of the Aberdeen, Banff, and I Association was held at In Ogilvie of Monymusk, prse: resolved to address aeetot quet Gordon and to Mr bloucreig views regarding the paroobial system of education. The right bon, gentlemen hi each query in detail. The I Fummarising the two comm ...

... BPRESENTATION OF SO;Ut LANARXSHIRE. ' j, MM NO RMAN MsLOORHEART., BAT, AT LA. Oa *Yesterday afternoonl 6Sir Norman Ma doiald' si Lockhart, Bart, ?? a public tneoeting'. I in the County Hall, Hope Sbrest, Lanxarle The' 0 hall Wra welU filed on the aocslon, 'Th3. Hon.; i Baronet 'wasa' companied to the plsiformjby Mi- A. E.:'Lookhart of Cleghoru and Dorthwilb?& j' Mr . W. Irlving of Mansefiold; ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISHI ARMY ON 6TH MAY, 18M8. (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) Where two places are mentiond ties lest named is that at which the D4ept of the I glet is stationed. WEn GuAitim. ROYALENCINEtE101. let, Wincher. Head-Qisarteirs, Chathamt 2d,, Regent's Park. A Troop, It. B., Chatheom.. .ROYAL HORcEnt GUARDS. is Troop, Aldershot, Kightlibarldke. ist Comupy., Canada. 1.ivXGuON ...

... i Ablolza*.YPTAIA, FRIDAY MORNMG, JULY 31. Mt GEORoy ANDERSON P who comes forward as a candidate for the third seat given to Glas-1 gow under the Reform Bill, addressed a large meeting, composed principally of the new electors, in Hope Street Circus last night. In a lengthy and effective speech lie ec- p)lainled the reasohs which had induced him fto.present himself, the chief of .which IWas ...

... GREBXNOCK PAWoiu&L BoARi.-The usual etatutory half. yearly meeting was beld in, the Town -Hall yester. ?? George Arbuckle presiding, The business was of a purely formal character. WncK SUz.-The hull nd-gear of the barque Graf voe, Sehliffen, of Roetock, whioh went ashore at Iona some weeks ago, have been sold by public roup, under t'he ?? of Captain atson, Lloyd's agent, and have realised £131 ...