... THlE WICKLOW PEERAGE. tion. in which somne singular evidence WBR An action, in which some singular evidence was given in reference to the Wicklow peorage case, wats derided o (i Friday in the Irish Court of Que o's Beneb. Samuel Brown, i anl attorney's cIrk, sued Mr. Oct aviut O'Brien, his former employer, for 42f, for services rendered. The defendalit had paid 841. into court. The particularB ...

... 'K'j'aral Itivs. The marriage of the Marchioness of lHasting; and Sir. 0. . Choi wyid, BlLrt., is to be soleinnised tho secoud week in the estsuing montith. It is stated that tbe marriage of the Earl of Derby and r Mary Marehioness of Salisbury will not take place till July I u oext, Tile right Hon. John Bright will, it is said, visit Mr. f Bassa, M.P., at Tulchan Lodge, at the end of June or ...

... TeiE TrsNT.-Last Friday afternoon lei vy thunder storms fell in Leicestershire and Derbyshire, whieh cutised a fllsh' in boil the Seer and Derwent; and its both these rivers empty into the Trent, within it mile or two of eath other, on Satmiday evening we hli about twelve or fourtee, inches rise in tle river, sccompanied willi very nice culoer. The xpectations f tbe maggote fishers for dilce ...

... THA CAPTURE OF SUPPOSEDi) PENIANS. up Mihae l Dantt, who gave his address, 35, Milnian-street, GI ud Lomdou, and ilultt Wilson, gun and pistol miketurer, ra; cd. flarper's-buiidlisg, Woeatitns-street, Birmingham. were Il ron brought up 'it Marylebone-street Polhie-court, on Friday uI ty, last, on remand from the House of Detention-Daviti ret charged with loitering about the G4reatWestern ...

... I galtsiastitalallb Adigialls. penod it--- icturt. THE EDUCATION'AND RELIGIOUS DIFFICULTY., solutek Wribting on thle religiouis iifuti h dcto ,f this questlite, t16 Earl Of Shtaftesbury states tlat tit hati beard. ~ blo J16 read, and treen at great deal oin thle suliject among the S eatter. working classes, iind( all the shades and forms of dtis- e Pilo- sent, and lie helieves that. the ...

... PI'AITED CRUCIFIXES. 'Ilic correspondence between the Rev. J. E. CARR wund the Bisbop of LicwiyiE.D retspecting certain staioetl glas in Little l'nton Church, we print else- where with k omte reluctance. 'Tlhe question has be- fore been raised by Mr. CAIil in our columns, and lie has also further promulgated his views in a printed pamphlet embodying a letter to the pariihiur.- era of Little ...

... fl-artion on, ~FRANCS. dv Vast Thore appears to be a slight revival of uneasiness in Paris. hei On Wednesday live. persoiis wero errested onl suspicion of ron being iuiplivatcel in t ho contwpir'ey. It iS statol that thle dos1 maldi' complete avowails, and that bomabs were found ait thei rinl J AIld I~dgings. Further arrests wvere to bo made. The Ganloitt Gre i e taes that thle lombs found ait ...

... R Ea X11 w ?? , iet[lels = - - _- exI Mir. Chrles Buxtou's late secretary, White, was on itWI Thursday commriitted for trial on N clarge of attempting t to commit murder. 'The defence of insauity was sot au( Dr, up. sil The brieklavers o!f Nottingham nro on strike because the hi,i masters will niot give the'in a farthing per hour extra, to 1of mako' up for the time tihey lest during the ...

... it 1 TO, TLE EDITOR OF THE DERDIC MERnURYa o Sir,-Permit me, tblronqh the medliotit 'of your valulable 3 journal, to i ii tile attention of the Pitbtli to a ?? llagrio t piece of squi int-eyed uietice Practifgd CY thie oflicets 'of thle ii Local Boa rd of Helth (if the I I iumil- Ia e jirity 1f the public ilu and ariaitit'l 'GWuiry arlae ftwat Old tite i Leall Board has what Riley t e te t f ...

... . Inpert ia1 vttlianlt. th t HOUSE OF LORDS,.u Sel. TUESDAY. H the Their lordships met at five4 o'clock. tio vo.APPELLATE JL'R151ICTION StILL. c thed The LORtD CnANcBLLOt Haidi lie had received a cornmuni - ?? the judgpa in reference to the Appellate JUrie- dsa icntion, Bill, and hie begged to movo that it. be rinted. He itsproposed to take the connitnittee on the bill, on Monday, the mec ne 8 ...

... IVEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1870. 'TlHE FREE LIBRARIES' ACT. The readiness with which the ratepayers of Derby b have adopted the Public Libraries' Act must be a t source of satisfaction to all who desire the spread P of education and useful knowledge in this town. The opposition with which the movement was; threatened at one time seems to have faded away, and thi proinott rs of the scheme must be ...

... ,rl e allb. ARREST OF MR. DWARCY IRVINE. Mr. Darcy Irvine, whlo wits arrested in thb White Hart m HotWl, Ennriskillen, last week, on a warritit, failing to obtain a hbdl, was comntitted to gail. It was expected he would bo released. 'I'hs pdliie fonited it noel ssary to be caitious ill If tipproatdhing him, as leo. wits fully arined. Ilie hid fired two ti Shots wliei pasing the house of the ...