... ;D1STBICHiM'ELL.G;;C-. 2 the ~~CARDIPP. sun ALLEGED HArmE-At the police-courti on Tuesday (before s mists Xessrs. Alexander and Bird), David Edwards, a boatman, it woes-. was charged with assaulting and' commiitting a, r ape on Is o the Margaret Davies, a single woman, that morning, about ti Irmay two o'clock. The prosecutrix was returning from. the west I) in I side of the old canal, after* ...

... IMPiAll.L PARUtANMENiT r U E OF LORDs'A.-.TrJRSDIXY. Terdehtisipe, met at five ?? IWtSfI LAW. REV,'OllM.a The Manrquiis of CLAWRICA14DE asked ~what bills for the impro vement of the ndministrirtion'df justice in Ireland the Ioveruinesit intended to produce this ?? capoei. .T ally -with regard to thea common law, hankrnptcy, matri- menial Courts, and county courts. Lord DUFPEMtIN stated that ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENMCE. ad CARDIFF. Twa FRtxaclf PE&SANT rFPAserEs' SEED CORN RKLIEF *f FUNDT.-'ho total cash subscriptions for the Cardiff union a to the above fund bas amounted to the handsome stan of £137 U7s. ltd., there having been, in addition, various c donations in kind. All the accounts which have been re- t ceived from Frane skow that the contributions of Beg- It land have been of ...

... _ (REUTEI'$S TELEGRAMS,) DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN. .2 MqAlriLW, AMARC 27, EvwNING.-The, I, aamcial. of this evening says that a Carlist band, numberi iljg sisty men, in Lerida, has been defoatdd and. disperlsed. Some attempts at disturbances occurred yoster. day at Salntgossai, Cordova, and Valencia. Order, h1owever, Was restored. Repoblican ag ?? is at work in Audtlusia, while Carlist ...

... SECOND EDIT1ON. ir.._ C - A:Jfa AdsJ. .L ?? WseSeINe MTAIL O rrica, 4 AsS. WE_ _ _ _- ---I FRANCE AND GERMANY. (REUTERS TELEGRAMIS.) PArTs, MArcH 15.-M. Thiers arrived yester- aay at Versailles. 7I compliment to the National Assembly M. Thiors has decided that all the meetinrgs of the Ministers should be held at Versailles. Official ?? alone will take place in Paris. Almost all the newspal)ers ...

... IJMPER.IAL PARLIAMENT. WITOUSE OF LORfDS.-TUSaDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock TABLE 0F LESSONS BILL. TbmePtrayer Book TlableoO LoaBs Bill pussed throughi e ' BENEFIOES LRESIGNATION BILL. e On the order for going into committee on the Benefices Roesliguation Bill, e :Lord iIOMILLY stated that the Bishop of Winchester, rwhxohad charge of theBill, was not proeset; and several im. r ...

... MIR. GLADSTONE'S CURE FOR LRISH OUTRAGES. It is a roearukable instance of poeticaljustice we in those prosaic times that Mr. GLADSTONE'S til Government has sustained the greatest damage to , its reputation froml its modo of dealing with the ltL very subject, upon the successful treatment of j, whicb,git built its hopes of enduring fame. The mn: country was, unfortunately, induced to place con- ...

... I MR. RATHBONE, M.P., ON LOCAL I&TAXATION. I I e In the debate in the House of Commons, on Tuesday night, on SirMassey Lopes's motion:- ' That, ?? many of tile exi~sting and contemn- plated charges onl the, local rates are for rutional purposes, r, t it is neiteri just nor politic that such charges. shulhe levied exclusi vely frmone durpinof pro- perty-iz., houses and land-thlis houls is of ...

... EMITUM IN PAr1O. Mr. Richard Wallace has sent a donatioa of £2000 to the City of London Hospital. When a man commences in business as the pro- prietor of a restaurant, those of his friends wh. are capable of rising to the occasion should give him a lift.-Fu.n. At Wicklow assizea, on Wednesday, the. aWtio= Whyte v. Sullivan, the proprietor of the 0feim for libel, terminated in a verdict for ...

... Val M1EETING OF MRf. MAYALL'S FRIENDS. ry be A meeting of the electors of St. Paul's ward in favourable to the election of Mr. George Mayal, he jun., was hold last evening in the Common Hall, to ,lCkin'S-hey. Mr. Isaac Hadwen, chairman of the ,> committee, presided; and amongst those present ho were Councillors Whitty, Fairhuist, M'Ardle, S. G. ERathbone, Clint, and P. H. Holt; Messrs. Thomas ...

... -GERMANY & FRANCE,. ?? TIHE GERMANS U PARTS.'- morning *PARIs, MiCa 2. M. FavrO loft this Mornings at si 'eok r _V10snflle- to claut the immediate evacuation of arisB M. Thiers wvill arrive at noon to-day;' The Frnenh military authorities are engaged in ,.eaking arrangements with the German authorities *n order to accelerate the evacuation. It is believed the Germans will leave this evening, ...

... 'TIE yACdINATION! ACT (186-. ' Yesterday, the select committee 4f the House ofl C4omnions resumed the taking of evidence on tthe .operation of the Vaccination ?? Mr. W. L. Fdrates prcalded.r 3 r. Collins, of Lonidon, an opponent of vaccina- tion, was again Sexamined. fe did ?? whethier' oppiositlon to 'vaccination was mainly confined to this or other countries. Smallpox w~as always found as an ...