... SIUNDAY'S EDITION. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY ErOLAL UXPE5ss AND EL1,TsaIO TF LUE411 Hr.OM ALM PARTS OF TUE WORLD. THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. ADVANCE OF SIR ROBERT NAPIER ON MAG- DALA. Alexandria, Anril 6. A,'.vices received from Abyssinia announce that Sir Robert Napier occupied Lat on the 21st March, and ex- pected to akrrive before Magdala on the 2nd inst. he was making ready to storm the ...

... THE 0 WAR OF,: LABOUR AGAINST - -'CAPITAL. TO TRE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPEIL SIR,-The other day a man was brought before one of the London police-magistrates, charged with interfering with another workman. Rt ap- peared that the complain ant was working at a shop where lower wages thali those recognised by the trade union were paid, and that the defendant, being a unionist, hooted and ...

... IMPERIAI PARLIAMENT. (.'oftinued fron arse 7.) eMr. GRIFFITH thought it a valid objection that a crotche'tty sheriff might exclude the public, and that there would be none but official witnesses bdeore. the coroner. Mr. RUSSELL GURNEY reminded the hon.' member that, besides the sheriff, any visiting justice had the power of admission to the gael. The clause wvas then agreed to. The remaining ...

... I EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND ENERAL-NEWS I : TfnE JcaB of. Ar tower at Coipidgue fell 4oW3n i Batgtday, and ihe crssha caused greet terie' in the quarter of-the IRsse Jeann e .Aiice. HappAly 'tia- vae no 1055 of life. TnE death is annonneed of Sir Dominic Daly, governor-general cf South Australia, which. event took place on the 19th Feb. He was the son of the late Mhr.: ominic Daly aud n'ethew of ...

... SHIZURE OF GREEK FIRE IN ST JA3M'S- i PA-REL. We regret to have to state that another discovery and arrests have been made under circumstances wh ich seem to indicate that a plot had been made by Fenians for the commission of an outrage equally diabolical with that committed at Clerken well. On . Tuesday morning information was received at Scot- land-yard that during the afternoon a quantity ...

... TOWN 'AND COtNTRY.TALNff. The order to mal;e Richmond, Kew, Elamptons and Kingston bridges free from fol1 his' been re ceived 'as a great boon by the inhabitants in the'is tricts. And thu order to abandeu exaction of toll will be shortly carried into effect. The death is announced of the Venerable Robert Hankinson; -A., Archdeacon 6f' Norwich. There will be no appeal in the Mackonocble ease to ...

... HerMajesty,accornpanied by the Prilicesses Loues and Beatrice, sed Prince Leopold; left Boolkinghn. palace for Windeor-cdstle yesterday, and, proceeded to the Great-western railway station at Padding, ton, with an escort of hussars. A large nanrue of persons assembled to witness her departure froen town, who heartily cheered the royal party. He, Majesty looked remarkably wvell.' The Pall-mall ...

... gPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP COMIMO.NS.-WEDNRSDAY. =,ELIrois '&C4 BotmzIsros Sirre5 B -MLI. HA-. sqglws movcd the second reading of thb bill. It was, he gid, substantilly tho samie bill as that of latyearwhich gassed the house wit-!oit- oppositlon. ?? objects of the l itire to.extensd to religions communities and societies tstblishedfor benevolent purposcesthe samc Power which. {9 given by the ...

... FREEM A S ONRY. Royal Freemasons' School for Female Children. A Quarterly General Court of this excellent Institution was held on Thulsrday afternoon at Freemasons' Ball, Br. JoHN UDALL, V.P., in the chair. Among other Brcthren present we noticed Brs. John Savage, Benjamin Head, Samuel May, laynhaun, W. Stewart,Pierce Egan,Major J. Creaton, W. Yourg, J. R. Sheen, John Empson, A. Pratt, R. R. ...

... THE AGED AND INFIRM POOR IN MARYLEBONE Amongst the few workhouses in London of which *ia word of generotts:prau¢n be'honestlysasid theri, ib ise none so worthy of mention as thatof 'St. Mary- yd ebone. In the articles which this journal has from g tine to time published, describing the condition a and treatment of the unfortunates who have been 1 forced from harsh necessity to seek parochial ...

... : l i l i D; - ?? . m, : WILLS JND.PE:QUASTS. ! ' Thip will of the Rlght on. Margaret' Mercer 13lphinstorne, oduntesi de Flalhault, Baroness 'eith and Nairne,1has just been plroved inher Majesty's Courtof. Probate, and the persoqnslty in England sworn under 14,00W 'Her ladys i vvas the eldest daughter of the late Admiral Lord'lceith; son'of thbetenth Lord Elphinstone. [Herladyship sttained the ...

... I-TffE IrISH CHURCH AGITATIOI. 1 FBAPFORD. -At a crowded meeting held in St. G e halls Bradford, on Thursday night, for the pur- 0of bearing an address on the disendownment of the fnshchurch from Mr. Mbill, Mr. Robert Kell occupied e hair and amoongst the gentlemen on the platform te7Ir. Goldwin Smith, Alderman Brown, Mr. S. C. yell, the Rev. S. G. Green, Mr. Angus Holden, and On Mr. Diall and ...