... THE TRAGIC ]DEATH OF A FRENCH JOURNALIST. I ARREST OF PRINCE PIERRE BONAPARTE. PARIS, Tuesday. The Censfstitioane2 confirms the report that Prince Pierre Bonaparte has shot XL Victor Noir, and publishes the following particulars:- Prince Pierre Bonaparte reproached ML Rochefort by letter for having insulted him personally in an article written by one of his journalists. M. Victor Noir and MI ...

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... ar- ,he After three days' deliberation, the General Medical hO Council, on Monday, passed a series of resolutions which i are to form the basis of a reply to the important com- of munication received from the Lord President of the Privy ce Council. That communication suggested, among other et reforms of the Medical Acts, that a. conjoint Board shou6ld mi be established for the examination and ...

... WORCESTER. The Whitworth Exhibition of £25., placed at the disposal P of the Mayor of this city, for the purpose of enabling T youths between the ages of 15 and 26 to qualify themselves F for the scholarship of £100., to be competed for in May Si next, has met with no response from this city. T The Worcester Music Hall Company, after struggling B through the last twelve months, in the hope of ...

... GENBRAL NEWS. [PRESS ASSOCUATION TELEORAMS.] CRUELTY BY A SlIP CAPTAIN. At the Liverpool Police Court, yesterday, John Knox, captain of the Screw steamer Investigator, was charged with cruelly illtreating Abraham Lowery, second cook, on the voyage from Liverpool to Lisbon. The prisoner twice hung Lowery by the wrists to the cabin oeiling upwards of an hour, and threatened to shoot him if he ...

... A quarterly meeting was hold on Tuesday, the Mayor (Air. J. Stephenson) in the ?? General Purposes Committee reported that they had discussed the course which the Council should adopt in reference to the pro- posed abandonment of the Potteries Loop-line; and it seemed to be the opinion of the meeting that the borough funds should not be applied in opposing the bill, even if such application ...

... BIRMINGHAM SOCIETY OF ARTS AND SCEOOL OF DESIGN. ANNUAL MEETING AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. The annual meeting of the Birmingham Society of Arts and School of Design took place last evening, at the rooms of the Institute, New Ktreet. Mr. George Dixon, M.P., presided, and made the presentation of the prizes to students. There were present-Messrs. C. R. Cope, G. Jabet, W. Middlemore, P. Hollins, ...

... NOTICES TO CORREBSPONDEINTS Now that Parliamnent is opened, and the demands upon our Space increased, we must request correspondents to be so good as address us Only on matters of grave im. portance, and then as briefly as possible, All reasonabie enquiries will be answered as usual, but those who dill regard the suggestion now made will have themselves to blame if no notles is taken of their ...

... NORTH 'MAFFORDSHIRE PRIZE SC:EBME r. TeMR. DIELLY MIP.y, ON EDUCATION. al T nenaa meeting of tbb North, Btaff~ordshire Assoola. I. ton for the -Promnotioni of Education, by bfferlflg prizes to albcildren r~pnaiing at sbeoo beyand the nverage age for the Dr' distrilt, was held cii Saturday afenO~ In he ow In: Hall, Stoke-opi.Trelit, Ul-.G. Molly, ?? preoided, and ol 'Was suppoxted by several ...

... NEWS OP TE DAY. The Duke of BEAtTFoST, speaking on the war at the dinner of the Badminton Farmers' Club, remarked 'that although not personally approving of the course which had been'taken by her Majesty's Government, and thoughlhe hoped at some other time to assist, and tmoat heartily assist, in turning 'thenl out, Tet at a time when danger threatened the country he oonnidered it was the duty ...

... DM I ThelOalleattAi ha--- with briefiese barristers5&I to the Times, in everstoeed The niumbe-r of wreo. ~iAmad dog hesheenr eat 4 6 a good deal of excitasint.. 9 5ht biasbro', and cetn .: The Philharmonic blubi a Iow doied. 'el on Tuesday night, and. 0 ?? The two daughters, (.hloosnlg of, oGroun.. FI near Thurso, in the north of E 80Oare oI farmQxT *- wlth' two gipsy chiela;1A catliad hav& ...

... DISTRICT 'NEWS. WOBRCSTER. TER APaq.c&Tr~ojgs yos Liox~sES. -Om, FridaY, At the9 Osity Pollee Court, the magistiates gave their decision With respect to all 'the applications for beer and lspiji licenses. Thea refused every one. The flowlioin were. the hoina QO6yley, of the Beehiva,,Cerdeu Street; John Browri bleat 'Sheaf. Lor'don Road,; Georg Hay, beer- seller, Oigh Stv~ ' ?? i, refreshment ...