... . HOUSE Oi i. !o .. OIFBOEF LOBDS.-MOlDATr TIM JSTICES PRODuguEE BUA the object of which i' to consolidate the law. adminieterea by naisltrates In quarter and'petty sesslons, was read a second time.- TUB iASaa1RB 's GE ?? GIRAEVILE informed the Earl of Roseberrythat additionpl papers relating to the massacre of BritIsh subjects in Greece last year would shottly be laid upon the ?? Earl oi ; ...

... I r -REDLAD. , Thesentence of death passed atMonagh0 n asuizes, on the 26th of February, on James Mackeon for the murder of his brother,, has been commuted by the Lord-lioatenant tojimpriosnment for life. James Daly was od Monday convicted at Mullingar of forming one of an armed party who. ona.ight in November last, fred on a party of police .Who were.' lying in wait. It was proved that the ...

... I CUTTINGS FROM THE COMIC JOUR|ALS. (From Punch.) TRAI UP A CMD. &C. - Child: Mamma, don't you think Pug ought to be vacclnatedT-Miammn: What non- sense, dear I They only vaccinate humanbeings 1-Child: Why. Lady Fakeaways had all ber sereants vaccinated, mammalI A FACT Fpo CA LE. - Th earlieet manifestation of Hero-worship, of which we have notice in any record ancdent or modern, was on the ...

... EscAPES FROE Tim TAPROME The extensiont 'of. social clubs, -sensibly govbrned-tbat is, self-governted-for men of humbler fortunes than those who eat and gossip in Pall Mall, is a question which Lord Brougham had at heart to his latest aotive moments; and it will not, we are glad to see, be allowed to fail, or fall off. Lora Lyttelton is the President of the Social Working Men's Clab ...

... MISOELLjAEOUS- SUMMoy, tftom our latest editions of last week. The Prince of Wales held a-levee on Saturdaya ea. noon on behalf of tbe Queen, and afterwards left inr Windsor, accompanied by the Princess, on a visit her Majesty. A statement is published that her Majesty has been vaccinated, and wishes the fact to be generall known. - The distribution of the Snider-rides to the Volu, teer force ...

... THE SITUATION IN PARIS. The apprehended disturbances at Montmartre have got taken place. On Monday the military authori- tier furnished horses to the Maire, for the purpose of baving the cannons brought to the parks in which tte Government wish them to be placed, but the cean refused to give them up. The situation remains u-nchangedwitbout there being any increase of danger. It is asserted ...

... UNALS OF THElPOOB.' SUJNDAY.COERCION BDIl;. . To TM EDMnoa-R,-I am a poor Men. I work, whean I can-get it -to do, from erlymusorn to 4ewy eve, and long after, ll my garret, tfor- .elitU :-My-ftaily consists ol I flve children and a wifwweto'*ashes aud irons. I ai a a mechanic, working athoma In my living room, and my t children are runtnlng 8ies-three of whom .ean 'run I about. I am ...

... ,IT H; .0 ,I q; ?MN I iA8 ?? dfiosn STdrY-Tie fo1o~n.g rimarh- ablei'iicidehtiil'felkted i:nii ?? Lord Brougbam&n-f ';ALmoittfiiimarable thing id' pened to me-so remarkable that I muist 4tfl4t htorjy .from theFeribeinag.? ;Aftet ?? lefi1'the- jigh' ?? went'withG-.4-, myrmosb ihtimate Wiehd;: io sittehd the classes in .hhauniversity. *Therwwas r 'divinityela;s, but iwe frequently in: our Walk' ...

... DIMBBtUM. - DSE ATB ACT' oP A SUB- Pic'lIJ! TUmR.,-Between 12 aod one o'clock on the morning of: Sunday. last, a sad affair occhrred at Penny Bentley, a small village situate about two miles from Ashborne, Derbyshire. A man, named Adam Slater, who is a farmer and cattle dealer, was wanted by the Ashborne police on a serious charge of felony. On proceeding to Slater's houseat Fenny Bentley ...

... I When weconsiderthe meansbywhichthesore question of the Alabama olaims is to be finally laid at rest, we- ar60ve o'me withreverenef the grielt official. sciencej 'Roy not-todo it, and of W e multitude: of ignious gentlemen in this countr who are proficient in its intri- 'eacies. it is iadeed a useful.science, which, having S~rdped seven, years. in bottomless, gullies 'and. 'Iabyinthme ...

... Eixtra exertions are being made by the employeo in the Lord;Chamberlain's department and Board of Works to complete the preparations in time for the marriage of the Princess Louise on Tuesday next. The preparations now In progress within St. George's chapel comprise the erection of a spacious royal re- tiring room at the west end of the south aisle for theI use of the Queen ard Princess Lopibq ...

... The weekl; meeting of tthe School board for Lon- don was held on Wediesday afternoon in the Coen- cil-chamber of the Cfuildhall; Lord Lawrence in the chair. A memorial, si ned by 930 working men, was readc, protasting against Mr. W3 HL Smith's resolution on the question of Bible reading and religious teacbing. Themermorialists 'protested against the Bible being read atalL TheiIRev. B. Waugh ...