... THE =- i F~.( OPCL LEX SUPRA. _ ~ ~ ~I S i, MMARY. DOMESTIC. p; to Earl of Derby has given X2000 to -fh I rish Church Sustentation Fund. Th t Marquis of Hartington has been tpcakd. i. ug at Lismore on the Jrish land .4tuesti, o i, and his remarks derive additional import.. MncC from the fact of his being a membe r, of the Government. He was careful, however, to inform his audience that hi 3 ...

... FREEDOM OF L LABOUR AND I I THE LABOURER. l by The mnost liberal and celebrated of French 3ral polticaleconomists, M. MichelOhevalier, member at of the French Senate and of the Institute of hui France, has just published a history of the freedom dly of labour in France and other European countries, which also includes a very clear account of the dia progress of freedom of trade in the products ...

... | ADVENTURES IN SEAR(C' OF A MARRIAGE LICENSE. A ?? ineidnt of a lari:h- able character to those who run and real, but which placed the psrties tuoot immnediately interte'ted in a very awkward dilelmma, ocurred nt Dolgelley last week, investing what w a' purpos(ed as a qiuiet joining of bands together with a prominence and notoriety vwhich, under the circumstances. must htave been the ...

... MISTRESS AND MAD. At the 1sle of Wight petty seuions, held at the Towu Eal1 At Ryde4 on Tuesday Mrm. Snsannah Johneton, wife of 1r. J. Johnston, of Barrington House, at. John's, near Rtde, was sunumoned by lliza Eimaworth for having ssanlted her. Mr. Vincent, solicitor, Ryde, apseared for the do- fendant, who was not in atten unee. Com uasnt said thaO she was engaged by the defendant ne ...

... CORRESPONDlENCEI, BOOTLE. TO TEO EDITORS OF 0TUE hiVERPOO- MlOUET. Gentleosen,-In your paper of Mouyday'1ft a pcrgaO calling hsimself A tiufferer writes in ?? igesoranco of fasts lie Speaks of e a woult-bo corpcTatO bOdly ?? the rates wrung from e d rad g o the poor man, for carriages, horse, and lpewate. I trust you will allow me, in conpassioln for hin suffer- ingS, and to prevent a ...

... -LOCAL lNE WS. i What is your name? is the subject seleoted by the Rev. (L S. Brown for next Sunday after- noon's lecture. In the House of Commons on Tuesday evening, a petition was presented by Mr. Rathboeo from the Liverpool Land and Houseowners' Association in favour of Mr. Goschen's A.eessed Taxes Bill, and suggesting certain modifications. COLLISION IN THRE CHANNAL.-The steamship ...

... I Tbo death is announced of Mr. Joseph Anscombo, the cricketer, in his fifty-second year. Adviceafrom Riga state that the icowas breaking up, and seaward no ice was visible. An address and testimonial are to be presented to Mr. Roebuck by his Sheffield admirers on the 113tb of March. . A Wruxham paper states that a oman Catholic at the residence of A burglary was committed the other night at ...

... PLATE ST AND T.L.EGRlAPHIC NEWS. r>OTESTANT DEMONSTRATION AT BELFAST. BEXFAST, SATURDAY EVENING. onetcr open. Wir Protestant mneeting was held thO potanic Gardt us to-day. William Johnson, I y p, occupied the chair. liesolution3 pro- gaiusthe dieestablishment and disendow- Weltt,f the Irikh Church and the withdraval of ge;, uejiun T)omnrl were passed; and petitions to ?? -u cn and jl10110 of ...

... I MJULTUM JWI PARVO. A West Texas millionaire !farmtier has fenced in a pasture of 130,000 acres. Trwo hundred known literae7 kfdptomaniza are said to haunt New York book stores At MEihigan city a clergyman makes his p )oa clsuon a velocipedo. pastoral calls upoa6 ele°, 3roO~tacibrgsg~y is the The Pancsovn'ete and Petticotdiac2fiVlysth title of a sheet published in New Brunswick. Mrs. Bloomer ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I [BY TWX1cPAPI ROUSE OF LORDS. Ne ant] FRIDAY, JUNE 4. foir Their lordships met at five o'olock. Wi LORD C4LARENDON ON THE ALABAMA abl CLAIMS NEGOTIATIONS. H. Lord STRATFoiD DE RsDOLUTIC moved for a copy of anytreaty sonolnded between the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and the Minister of the United States respecting the so-called Alabama claims. He did not wish to ...

... I COP.EsPOrNDENCE. A STRANGE U0E FOR OLD POST&F' STAMPS4. 'IO THiE pirTOlS or TiHE iERPOM URROUBV Centlcmou,-Today a fomalo called at my ohi- ?? ask for sonio old postage stamps, either Hngilol or forEign, at the same time showing a bvdlo'of Shoes ?? had collected. When asked for what ?? could require such useless things, ehe replied that a kind di task ?? been imposed upon some poorwoman teo ...

... ;3. ?? ,} f ?? CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. , TO 'THE FlWl rORS OF TIlE TL-ArPOOL XKRO Gentlemone,- Beling at the Edge ii.l goods ftatontI*. morning, I lwinuaed one of it! M.'e.toteta f : on record. 'Ihro were D lot ooesn ueloading selVe' o. from a ratllu ?? veno, be.muee ono of them t little Blow :n gr 'tf out o; the truck, ono 6&tih men liftod hime -ti'l and p*l~e i ye out. ; 2 eye fell int. thoe ...