... PARLIAMENT 'LAST NIGHT. HOUSE OF COMMOIS. [Cot4nued fron Page 7.1 ' EVENING SITTING. PUIBLIC BE4LTE AND LOCAL GOVERNNYM.NT. At the evening sitting, . dc ilt bir C. ADDWcLXY ausked for leave to introduce a bill to corsolidate and amend the laws relationg to 'uh he alth wod local goverirnent. He stated that the buil was an em- bodiment of the report of the Sanitary Commission,and in its ...

... The Emperor of Brazil is expected to visit Sheffield. liaquequaqulnunk is a picturesque village of New Jeney. The Princess Louise has been invited to open the new park at Dundee. It has been decided to erect a mparble statue of the late, Earl of Clarendon in the Foreign Office. The first stone of the Tay Bridge on the File Shore wass laid on Saturdav morning without any ceremony. It is ...

... The report of the Select Committee on Steam Boiler Explosions was issued yesterday, and is as follows :- L-A Select Committee was appointed on the same subject on the 16th May, 1870; they commenced their sittings on the 14th Juno, and sat during many days, until the 21st July, when they reported to the House the evidence which they had taken, and recommended the reappointment of the committee ...

... . _ ?? 0t HDrrOR ef the DAiLY iFeO Si,,-The propheta who prophesy falsely the do3s- dence of racing must feel heartily ashamed Of them,,elveq, if any of the order visited Goodwood this week. That Pincaeatin of humbug would have found that, instead of the ?? indication of the proximate collapse of racing, call the turroundings of the LLawn at Riehmond bore the most unmistakeable Signs of a ...

... THE CHITDREN'S HOSPITAL. I The quarterly meeting of Governors of ?? Institutior was held at the out-patient department, Steelhouse Lane, yesterday. There were present the Rev. Dx. Wilkinlsot (chairman), Dr. Heslop, and Messrs. W. P. Rayner, a. L,. Cope, B. C. Barrowr J. Barwell, J. Barrows, jtsu,, I. Chamberlain, and a. . Mathewss (hen eec.) The T minute3 of the Monthly and Medical Commlttee ...

... ST. PA UL'S CA-THEDRAL , an engraving of which we publish to. day, was, as every Englishman knows, built by Sir Christopher Wren on the site of an ancient edifice of the same name destroyed in the Great Fire. The Dean and Chapter at first attempted to patch up the ruin, and Bishop Sancroft appears to have preached for some months in a temporary choir hastily fitted up at the west eni. Three ...

... IT used to be said in the days when England's naval power was a mattermoreopenlybragged about than in thepresent day, although the sentiment which lay at the bottom of our highfalutin is still as strong as ever, that the best specimens of naval architecture in the Royal Navy were to be found in those vessels which we had captured from the enemy and converted to our own use. We have now to ...

... 7HE BUSHEY PARK REVIEW ALTHOUGH, numerically speaking, the Review in Bushey Park on the 3oth ult. could not be compared with the tre- mendous displays in which our German and French neighbours have lately been indulging, it was a splendid spectacle, and nothing could surpass the magnificent ap. pearance of the troops or the precision with which the various mancwuvres were executed. The force ...

... LAST NIGHT 3 PA ENT. HOUSE OF L Their lordships mnet a _~ ORDS. The Lord Chancellt *t five o'clock. Thjest odnci teir lo orread a message from her Majesy asking their. lodhp omaesal vision for Prince Arts rdhp to make suitable pro. Granville moved thr t is Mir Of ?? o iscinngo ae Gavlemorrw erday A It a essage be cnsidred to. morrow (Friday). A greed to. Lord Caircns on bewhal of the Duke of ...

... ~BRIDLINGTON AGRt1CULTIJRAL 8OWIBRY ?? tc-i sta - ! ~l~* thrty~aith annUaI . l9it0on of stock and, Ro implemnents, Undsr the asies fths$ ~ etto .place on- We nedaylst in a field meaw the railway - -sttio, kndl Plcedatthe diepeeal of the oem- £s* ;mittes by Captain Harland. IThe site aswsn admiir- S~1 able one, being midway between the -old town of bini ?? sad Bridlington quay, and It in easily ...

... ILAYIN9G THh -FOUNDATIOM STON- OF | I ~A MASONIC EHALL AT ,WANSEA. e li I AProvincial Grand Lodge of Freemasmifs, for the euatern division of South Wales, war held ?? at Swansea, with the view of laying the folin~atimo.stome of a, new Masonic hall. The ceremony was performed by the Eight Worshipful P~rovincial Grand Master, Bra. Theodore Mansel Talboat, thc gathering of Freemasmns from all ...

... OARDIFF IMPRO*FENr BILL. The' following is a transcript' of the ?? ern ea, notes of the proceedings before- the Committee of the Houset LeW of Lords, on Wednesday last :- ghit The conr sel are 'ordered to be callei in. ore *rts The Chairman (Lord Methuen) : The Committee fial of great difficoty. vwithregard to thiif-Blh. They are Eanxious an- to do justice to all parties, and they wish to. ...