... -if= am-- t'i:j9 -I ]DauNC.-0fl Praday, att the pjA16 court, befort tl1J itefi~i May r, Re t. -Jo)isr, and Aldermanf Alexander, Richard matronl stafford, a sailor, wats charged with bein rn.H a t ordered to pay 5s. SELNIBEER AT ILLEGAL HoURcS,-~Wliam HanFan, C1nn ?? et Iein Crline-street, a~ppearedl to INvan s a summons for sellin beer o at illegal hours, onl Sunday, the for St, I loth ?? ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGE-NCE. -tl:r rt.11mng- commenred yestordlay morningz. At ten *'cV(.lk Br;oituwusS comniittee issued the following ltlistotrc, 2'37 Sleiigi, 214; Grey, -3d. Sir G. Grey ra. tii'; lt~ et &svcI. At tv;elve the Consr-vative retirn was Sleigh . ?? ?? , Si7 Bri.tove ?? At twoo 'clock tihe Lhbern! return was:- ?? ?? ?? C2k c of tile jell I:istowe ?? *eiglh ?? se;s great excitement, ...

... ,, -Ar Mnnilnv ?? 3IissOi'W CI1EqUE, 61Eonilayonum , tbe'18tb'inst., Ilqr. George Colemnni, jusis', of Lad senpostd a cheque at P'ont pool for £80, I T Rshom as spencer, care of s-lst.offce, PontyPridd . date the cheque has not been heard Of. T e eo c heq ue -was stoped on Thu rsday morning at'bth ?? PrriinnilB nl of E oghlf rll, Cardi fl. AqSAAULT1ING '.ME POiacE.-At the Poliebcourt on ...

... Ilt otstan - hi* MONDAY! APBIL 4, 1870. The royal assent was to have been given to the , Peace Prete1wvaiion. Bill on SaturOy, Adn their i .ords1hips met for that puspose, but through some misunderstanding the 4ouse of .ComtMQns at its rising adjotnrd until Monday at the usiial hour, . o th~e kiouso of Lo'ds coulld do nothing' but ndn w itiou4 perf ing t1. busipcss for . .i~li thiey arsemb1ed. ...

... IMPEMIAL PARLIAMENT. S to i HOUSE OF COMMONSr-MONDAY. sug The Speaker took tho chair at 4 o'clock. I et bif Titrer ,as a numerous attendanice bE members, anti Itheshale galleries allotted to strangers and distinguished visitors in I were crowded. Among the latter were MyV. Motley (the It American Mlinister), Chief Justice Whitesido, thle Earl of nut he Derby, tlie Lord Chalncellor, Lord. ...

... I N1EGLECTED IV , Apopuke pontemporary bas this paolumns totpi4 oistovatces n,,, . O Oue of these ladiee ancj ( whoe pathiee; complain tba her nr r , couple have not been long a her Z15I owns tired of h.ir. Use ,r bs 4 3 9tch-key at two o'clock in the M, >> itj her waiting tea until eightorri id oee he must, for he won't ?? hi m r , is night's dissipation, he is t.) i' horizontal and ...

... WEDNESDAY, March 30 PUBLIC attention for the last week has becn divided between the Emperor's letter to thc Premier, the Senatus Consultuin by which this letter is to be followed, and the trial of Princc Pierre Bonaparte. On these subjects I will say bat little, as they do not enter the usual sphere of your considcration. Still I will notice, as it seems to me, a significant and characteristic ...

... ILOCAL AND DISTRIOT PEDESTRIANISM. BowIrN GuEIim Geuoou4S,- BU3CHFIELDS. - A numercus company attended yet erdav to witnesa the fievl heats of the two miles walking handicap (th-i winrers of their hopate O(n Saturday we gave in our edltion of Mlonday.) Tho following apreared in the deciding heat: B. Thomasr, atscratoh, 1; Willets, of Ooker Hill, liOyarda; J. Beckett, att eeratoh. Thomias veut ...

... DISTRICT NE' WS. tX{OM8lG~tO VE j SINUM1-IthA CAI r ciOF SUICIDE, -Mr. tl Dooker, Coroner held au inqseaqt, on 8,t,&rday afternoon, at the Crab Atilt lin, touohing the death of Joseph. Harris, an inmate of the Union lWorkhouse, who omeiintteod ueldo by hr-nging on the previous morningr. Decoeaed had been an inmate of the Workhouse ever srince 1S86, and hoe was :.bout 64 years of age. Ho wa ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON. ST. GEOltGR'S CHuRCH.-It was generally rumoure l at the end of last week that the main points in dispute be- tween the congregation of St. George's and the vicar (the Rev. A. B. Prior) were settled and that one of the ques- tions would be set at rest by the vicar's resumption of the black gown on Easter Sunday. Upon inquiry, we find that-the vicar has expressed hlis willingness ...

... GENE R A.L NESW. [rimSAt ~A&900IUTIOX{ TitLrGASit,] TI R- IIOYAL SOITY CONVSERAZIONE,, The annual 0onvereasione of the Royal Society waa 6hld on Saturday night, a-; Buxiiniegllo Eouso, Thee was not Eo large an attendance anH usual. T'he oeimpany iueindoi the names of many tnembers of the Royal Society and othemhdiirtingstikehdin cieniee- Agreautnuanberofobjeet3r of ?? wete exhibited in varioun ...

... 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 ...