... SECOND EDITION FRIDA.Y, 10 a.m. (By Telegraph) 'THTS MORNING'S NEWS. THE NORWICH MURDER. The Attorney.General has granted a fiat for a writ of error in the case of Sheward. The ground on which it is sought to vitiate the trial is that it ought to have been held within the city of Norwich, whereas it took place in the Court-house in the county of Norfolk. The writ of error will be argued before ...

... GOSSIP FROM PAR IS. [Prm. ol, ozon Co-respondmnt.] PARIS, Wednesday. Tim actual domestic policy of France is perhaps one of the 3most wonderful studies ever offered to the contemplation of the politician. The Emperor is attacking the vital principles of the nation; the Opposition is attacking the Emperor. Upon the approaching elecious both parties are aware that the existence of the Empire ...

... NEWS OF THE DA-Y. Tim House of Lords met yesterday, for the first time after the Easter holidays. The Duke of SOMiER- SET again referred to the proceedings of English mis- sionaries in China; and the Earl of CL&RENDON, in reply, stated that the conduct of the naval officers, in the recent affair on the island of Formosa, )vas con- deanned by the Government, and that the Vice- (Consul had been ...

... A quarterly meeting of the above Council was held yesterday morning, at the Mechanics' Institute, Wolver. hampton Street. In the absence of the Mayor (Alderman Job Taylor) from illness, Alderman Rudge was elected to take the chair. There was a full attendance of the ?? Clerk read a petition drawn up by Mr. Brooke Robinson and himself, praying for a continuance of the present system of turnpike ...

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... A meeting of the Birmingham Society of Artisans was held e in St. Paul's School Room, last night; Mr. J. A. Langford r prcsiding. The Rev. R. B. Bnluesu opened the discussion on the question t of education. ie quoted largely from official returns, to show that enormous efforts had been made to promote education during the last twenty-five years, that the Church of England had taken a the lead, ...

... THE SALVU POPULI LEX SUPREMA. S U2AIMARY. PARLIAMENTARY. The House of: Lords, on Tuesday, passed in cemmitteo the Railway Companies Meet- ings Bill, and read a second tinse the Naval Stores Bill. Several motions of no general interest were ag-red to, and their-lordships then adjourned, having sat only half an *hour. In the Holoso if Commons, Mr. 'Hibbert announced his intention to introduce a ...

... ?? -LATEST AND TELEGRAPIHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, T1s-DJAY EH'ENING. Alte.r baeing very qniet nll day the stock markets le,,ve off rather better, o ing to the purchase by the Baik of IN portion of the Australian gold ,recetlyarrived. 'Ihere were 55l1o improved prices aro pariss received during the afternoon, which ,tisoulsted business In foreiga securities. The enierl hosvines of ...

... -, i~ 'I'L 5: P` i O1'VU I LaX fUifI t 1EMA e SAML'.S l'OiULI LLA SIJYRE31-8. S IJM MAAY. PARLIAMIPNTARY. In thle ?? of Coinmmons, on Wednos- 4.ay, Mr3. S. Aytoun asked the Home Secretary wvhether the Mayor of Tynemouth hnd not ?? his authority ill issuing al motieo that all psersons who should attend lectures advertised 10 be given by the notoriou5s MIurphy in North Shiolds, alid should pay ...

... I Ali. PISLRAE'S AMEND'MENTS. Thele is a renmarkablo contrast between tile ?? violence Oi the Irish church- ulen in tlheir coiifcrleco at Dublin and the ItO attitlue of their parlianentary cham- piun .!t ,We(stifini8ter. The vaunting tone of t1 ollpl onishiing opposition, and the if'ectation of pious horror with which dif- feicoit iemibers of the Conservative party ?? ievicd IMr. 0 laostone's ...

... SYNOD O'F &BET3DEEN. TO', c01' IseetN d the Synod of Aborndeen n-tt intl wo-~t (,ituet l, yesterday-the lRev. Dr Trail. moderntr Thle MO10tFUATOit prechled atn able discourse from if, Tilselon0ialts )tlth and 2Iat, after which the Synod was JuIly constituted-. There wyas anl unusually large attendance APfOTTMEN 0 SIODERIATOR,.I Thte roll liaVilig been adjusted, thle MODERTOR~~t Said- IjAthcrs ...

... B6RISTOL AND OLOITCESTERSHIRE CON-' -:GR.EGATIONAI, UNION. The annual assembly of the Bristol and Gloneostershire ?? Union was opened on Tuesday, and con- cluded ?? Cli apclCliftofl, 2andanmmber of ministers and delegates took part in the proceedings, the Rev. 3. James, minister of Hope Chapel, occupying the ohajir. In the course of Wedniesday morning grants amounting to £750i w ere made to ...