... P, 1n e-i 'N N1 NQ I I I. 5 1 I D z I P TIIF CR.ECihE AT STErNEvy THE CrGcje, as its name implies, is an institution of foreign growth, and it has recentlv been transplanted foro Belgium to the East End of London by Mrs. Hilton, a lady whose labours in connection with the Friends' Mis- sion Institute, among the poor of that district, are well known. In the course of her mission worfc she was ...

... BIRMINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL An adjourned quarterly and monthly meeting of the Tows! Council was held yesterday; tlhe Mayor (Alderman Lloyd) presiding. TilE LATE COUNCuLUOR WALKEL-The MAYOR, ill alluding to tire decease of Councillor Walker, said that gentleman had been a member of the Council fifteen years, and bad generally taken an active and sometimes a con- epicuous part in the management of ...

... I jiS7.J-NEWHALL HaiLL MmErINGs.-The political history of Birmingham remains to be written, but something has already been done. Not only in the narrative of the Political Union, already quoted, but in Dr. Langford's Century of Birmingham Life, many important facts are quoted for future use. Since my last note was written Part XXI. of the reissue of the Century of Birmingham Life ...

... THE ARCHDEACON OF WORCESTER AND TUE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT. A largely-attended public meeting of the Hales Owen Branch of the Lye Provident Co-operative and Industrial Society was held in the Infant School Room, Hales Owen, on Monday last. In the absence of Major Lea Smith, of The Grange, whom the bills had announced to be the chair. man, the Ven. Arhdeacon Hone was requested to preside, and ...

... [PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMJ HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. ECCLESIASTICAL REFORM. On the second reading of the Incorporation of Trustees of the Presbytesian Church 'f Ireland Bill, Lord CAIRNS suggested that the bill be referred to a Select Committee. The LORD CHANCELLOR said that it would be better to adopt the same course as that pursued in the case of the Church of ...

... tacal fattiligzart. THE SPR.AKER's DIXNEP..-MrW. R. X. Broadley, M.P., Mr James Clay, M.P., Mr C. Seely, Mr W. E. Wilby, and Mr W. St. J. Wheelhouse were amongst the guests at the Speaker's fifth parliamentary dinner, on Saturday last. RELIEF OF DISTRESS IN FRANCE.-The French vice-consulate at Hull (T. F. Hewitt, Esq.) requests us to say that the following additional donations have been ...

... MD iotti stash IC I t ( I I t BEVERLEY. EAST YORXc MILITIA.-The recruits of this regi- ment will assemble on the 3rd of April for 28 days preliminary drill, and the main body on the 1st of May for 27 days training and exercise. JEwisH MISSIONS.-Sermona in aid of the Society for Promoting Christianity among the Jews were on Sunday last preached in the Minster 'and at St. John's Chapel, and on ...

... I I I. HOURSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. . Their Lorcships met at five o'clock. y ! The Princess Louise's Annuity Bill, and the h Juries Act, 1870, Amendment Bill were read a third - time and passed. rS The House adjourned at 5.20 HOUSE OF COM VIONS-FRIDAY. t, The House assembled at four o'clock r After several notices of motion had been given, Mr DISRAELI called attention to the provisions of the ...

... I -FORELUN AN) (J'i.)NIAL, Pe6e Elyacinthe, whose surname is Loyson, has returned to Paris, where his mother and brother reside. He does not intend to leave the Roman commuijion, but will not return to the monastery, and is not permitted to preach. The Duke de Broglie has assumed his duties as French Ainbacssador. The present members of the embassy retain their places. His Excellency took up ...

... I DISTRiCT INTELLIGENCE. I _ BEVERLEY. Le Ir THE GyARDIANS AND THE FRENOii PEASANT aFAMIERS'FUN At the fortnightly meeting ofthe - Board of Guardians of this town, held on Saturday, the chairman (D. Burton, Esq.), acknowle(lged the I receipt of £100 3s, as the first instalment of the fund tbe Guardians are receiving ill this district for r the French Peasant Fartuers' Relief Fund. Id BOROUGH ...

... I DISTURBANCES IN PARIS; THREATENED INSURRECTION. THE NATIONAL GUARDS REFRACTORY. The state of Paris has for several days excited a good deal of anxiety, but up to the present there has been no actual collision between the people and the executive. The inhabitants of Montmartre and Belleville encamped themselves at Montmartre, to the number, it was said, of 100,000, and they seemed determined ...

... COURT NEWS.-WxINDSOR CASTLER, Molnday.-The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise, walked and drove i n the ?? thins mcornulg. l'risscess L'eatrice an d P'rince Leouold also went out. His Royal Highlness Prince Arthur, attended by Colonel Biphinstone, leE the Castle in the forenoon for Woolwich. Her Majesty went out in the afternoon, attended by the Duchess of Roxnurghe. Mr. Odo Rsrsell and ...