... SIR WILLIAM HUTT, MI.P., ON STRIliES- The Eight Heon, Sir W. Hutt, M P., delivered his annual address to the Gateshead Working Men's Club on Thursday evening, and thus referred to trades unions and strilces:- I should approach this question with very great uneasinese, and with very great distrust, if I were going to pronounce any judg- ment between the two parties to the dispute. But I am not ...

... BY SPBOIAL WIRE AND ORDINARY ;ton TELEGRAPH. tile n it aite THE MARQUIS OF B1UTE. e to The Marquis of Blute has left Jerusalem to visit nto Lebamnon. Hie Lordship is expected to prolong hid urn tour in the Fast for the next six weeks, and will not live return to Caidiff Castle until the middle of July. has The Counteec of London and Mien Eden have also left Jerusalem for j.,ffa, where the ...

... (1logT Nit ma, I SATURDAY MORNINO, MAY 1. Wa, publishi to-day reports of the meotings of the Commissioners of Supply in the West of Scotland and elsewhere throughout the coul- try. At most of these meetings the Educa- tion Bill and the Roads and Bridges Bill were discussed at considerable length. The Mayor of Cork has written a letter to the Corll Erasminer, in which he defends the language ...

... ITHE AGRARIAN OUTRAGES IN IRELAND, (From Ihe Coreeeondent of the Daily Newel I beard in Tipperary, as I heard in Thurlee, that the success of the Balyeohey affair wao the occasion of the reoentmurdere. The people were greatly ex. cited-not so much by the successful resistance of Air WV. Scully's tenantry as by the sympathy which it evoked, As an instance of this, the following anecdote was ...

... MEVETING OF MINERS AT WISHAW. AGITATION FOR INCREASE OF WAGES, A meeting of the miners in the Middle Ward, to the number of between two and three hundred, was held at Sbield Muir, near Wishaw, yesterday. Two chairmen were appointed, and from their introduc. tory remarks it appeared that within the past few weeks the men employed in the four districts of the Middle Ward have been taking ...

... DIa HUGH COLQHOUHN rILESETIED WITH HIS romrBAl'r. Yesterday, a meeting was held at the Religious Institution Eoome, in connection with the presenta- tion to Dr uegh Colquhoun of a portrait, which has been subscribed for in recognition of his services to the Botanic Garden and other scientific objects, Professor Alien Thomson was called to the chair. The CHAIEMASN, in stating the object of the ...

... PAROCHIAL MEDIUAL OFFICERS L&D '1'l FIt DUTIMh.s To the Editor of the Gleagoto Herald. 5th May, 1CSG, Ssn,-In to-day's paper appears a report of the City Parochial Board, in which it is said that, on a suggestion having been made by Councillor Duncan, that The Board should give outa sound of the most unmietakeable character in reference to this serious state of matters, viz,, the fact ...

... MI1D MARY WALKER INSISTING ONl I ~ HER RIGHTS.- - I IVrYem the Wasbington Nattonal Rtepabllcau, May 11.) Mrs Dr Mary E. Walker, one of the moot earnest advocatee of woman's rights in this city, asserted one of her rights yesterday with a vengeance. In order to relieve his ante-room of its crowd of office. seekers Postmnaster - General Creoswell yesterday morning threw open his doors and ...

... FEMALE INFANTIO1DE IN INDIA. A great deal has lately been written in England on the subject of baby farming, and the late trial of no less than eighteen women in six towns in France for being members of what might almost be called a society for thesuppression of infants has also excited considerable attention, In this country, however, we are more apathetic, for from the account given of the ...

... SEVEN LIVES LOST. Oar correspondent at Campbeltown, writing on Tuesday regarding this melancholy affair, says:- Information reached this port to-day that the bodies of four men were found floating in Machrahanish Bay, four or five miles off the west coast of Kintyre. The news at once created great alarm, especially amengst the seafaring population of the burgh, many relatives of whom have just ...

... BRITISH SHIPS AND SEAMEIN. Mr Coneul Bernal, in his report on the trade of Bavre, says that he finds a general and iucreashig complaint on the part of ebipmasters of the date- iioration of the present race of seamen, both in regard to conduct and ability. and he fears there is too much ground for it. He has observed in men paid c d before him that when they have beeni, Eo to speak, local crews ...

... A R E A L HE R 0. A TOUCHING SCENE AT SEA, (groin the New York Sun.) Two weeks ago, on board an English steamer, a little ragged boy, aged nine years, was discovered on the fourth day of the voyage out from Liverpool to New York, and carried before the first mate, whose duty it was to deal with such cases. When ques. tioned as to his object of being stowed away, and who brought him on board, ...