... laftst ?i Rit'lliffma. es I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1- . HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. e- Their Lordsuips met at four o'clock. R. PRINCE ARTHUR'S ANNUITY. ta Earl GRANVILLE, in moving a resolution giving effect to 8Sthe Queen's Message, stated that the provision it was pro- q posed to make for Prince Arthur was in accordance with a l compact between Her Majesty and the Commons, made at )the ...

... faxittits. vid he Brigham Young is threescore and ten, and so are his .th wives. u8 Masculine swells at Long Branch, Newport, and Sara- 3, toga, wear blood-red gloves this season. n A Minnesota juror addressed a note to the judge, in which o he styled him as 1 Onerable Jug. ls. A gentleman whose love of order was largely developed, i ahad a clerk in his employ whose habits about the offlce ...

... if-, . (v , guragn guitillotim, I-THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. oy THE WAR INDEMNITY. r VERSAILLBs, Thursday. r. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly the Depart- re mental Commission (Decentralisation) Bill came on again of for decision. Clause 31, which lays down rules concerning le the publication of the reports of the sittings of the Councils re General was adopted, an amendment in favour of ...

... EAST SuJT' ELECTION. - - - - -- n - lh SIGNALi D.EFE4' 0F THE GOVERNMENT CAN- s WDATE. we The polling opened on' Thursday morning at eight o'clock, s kr and the verv earlesit returns gave evidence of a complete r change in te vieows of the constituency as to the present ?? Govermremot. At the last election the candidates polled as go fellaws:- -r. Loc7ke King (Liberal), 4,162; Mr. Buxt&n of ...

... Under this head, a letter has been printed in the of w Times, of Monday last, which seems to deserve some divii consideration. Its author is Dr. OGLE, of this town, this who comes to the defence of the medical profession stud against a charge made against the doctors by Mr. in tl SIMoN, and upheld by the Times, to the effect that of the universal law of selfishness governs them as well prin as ...

... Caerupntrmac. I ENGLISH AGRICULTURE.-THE PROSPECT OF THE COMING HARVEST. TO TH EDITOR OF TUE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-The dr. ?? of 1670 greatly facilitated wheat Sowing, more particularly on the undrained plastic clays on the chalk and oolitio furinitionsn; the partial failure of the clovers and mixed seeds left the Soil without any covering, freely exposed to the long-contilued perching heat whicb ...

... WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9, 1871. MINISTERS, AMN) WH IAT THEY EAT. | - -- -, . . I I f - ! - I-- ; -. The doings of Her Majesty's Ministers in the City , bave not unnaturally called attention to Ministerial dinners in general and the abolished 1 Whitebait at Greenwich in particular; and the stern displeasure of the Premier having been by some means aroused E against the pleasant custom indicated ...

... &-claiastifal anb AVw digions. Ith - as York Convocation was on Tuesday (last week) prorogued us to the 8th of November. ild The Birmfingham Gazele says that -Earl Beauchamp has ,er declined the presidency of the Birmingham branch of the ,ur English Church Union. 'as The Professorship of English and Modern Languages in he 'St. David's College, Lampeter, has been conferred upon the Rh1ev. J. J. ...

... Varitfits. EEARLY EDUCATION.-The Education Board is discussing t to the following question: - When Adam and Eve partook a, of the tree of Knowledge, did they study the higher . re branches? x A five-year-old city boy told his mother how to malke a butter:- You just take a long stick with a cross at the Ik end of it; then you get a big tub; and then you borrow a s ly COW.I lu A farmner in ...

... IQ,1-1 - 1 - - - h; {+-AA AtA;A --A~ -- ?? - D .1 . DI, On Sunday afternoon a public meeting, convened by the ate Council of the Lind and Labour League, was held in Lm- Hyde Park, for the purpose of protesting, and adopting a tre petition to Parliament, against the granting of an annuity red to Prince Arthur. At three o'clock, the hour appointed for hr- thn eeting, about 2,000 persons had ...

... . - ~DISPATCH OF VATIL Ifl The Office a openits the public rm 7a.m tolp.sn eat Letters,&c, cananbe posted its Livessef read and chief places of Withaut With I Letteras a lie- destination. extra addltilo can be Fp by No. of charge piony regilaterd c Mail 411,until strap until 0 e,1 Aahborne, Bolper, Matlock, Wirks- untilI 3178 worth, and villages around Derby.. 3.30a.mo- ieat 2Birnsinghenm. ...

... t I I (6altsiastimi aub 4digiffus. It do ANOTHER AccEsSION TO THE CauncHc or ENGLAND.-Ilu Z the rural district in Buckinghamshire, known as Drosemore, nearly an entire congregation of Primitive Methodists have on come over to the Church.-The Rock. The Rev. Dr. James-has been elected President of the p Wesleyan Conference, with 201 votes; Mr. Wiseman se- curing 196, and Mr. Haydon 46. Mr. ...