... XEMBERS OUT OP SES5!ON. On Monday evening a meeting was held in the Public EaU, Warrington, for the purpose of discussing the ques. tions of public expenditure, revision of taxation, ani entire freedom of trade; the meeting being under the auspices of the Liverpool Financial Reform Association. Mr. Peter Rylands, M.P. for the borough, occupied the ehair. He said, when they heard Certain ...

... THI COIT.SABLE OF TEE [From the r ?? Nv QU. A norre pondenin Lotnd ndo nla Of the pany's army, and evor a ?? Supporter of the Moe to ns in great exultation concerning the .p , Virtee Sir George Pollock to the cons nalleehip of the nt cf London-au apryointmcnt which has been theowre d succession, on the greatest soldiers of the gereds 'a the Doke of Wellington. Our corresrcodtat I ?? I hear ...

... The Conference of Liberals on the subject of the reform of the House of Lords opened on Wednesday, in the Masonic-hall, Birmingham, under the presi- dency of Mr. J. S. Wright, the chairman of the BirminghamaLiberalassociation . Mr. George Dixon, I.P., movedthat the hereditary principle of legislation is unwise, since it neither ensures wisdom in the individual nor-patriotism in the body, and ...

... The Telegraph Conatruction and Alaittenanee comn- pany, East Gxaenwiob, havy conceded the nine hours to their employfs. The Watch committee of ,Bristol Town council on Wednesday reaolved to recommend the council to in~ressd tbe wages of the police force as follows:- Constables, 2s. : serj~ants, .3s. ; inspectors, Ss. per week. Constables will now f et frdmi 7s. to 22-. per. week, according to ...

... INATIONAL EDUCATION-PUELIC MEETING INT ARMAGH. [FROai OU, OW- REPORTELR] AwrmiGE, SATU.RDAY. A rt;-.Lir meeting Nw.as held in the Tontine Rooms here lt eveling for the purpose of expressing aiheienicc to the principle of unitedl non-sectarialI eiuoation, and of objecting to grants of public ininey boing made for denominational education. Tne c was a good a.tendance. Wr. HT. PAnL, juln,7 E.q. ...

... - - : - ?? = P== - [SETTER .&Y'D PUBES ASSOCIATION TELZ3RAM.] FR A N C E. PARIS, 'WEDNTESDAY EVENmiGs -The rejection by the National Assembly, yesterday, of the Ministe. rial proposal for the nomination of a new committee to examine into the Budget for 1872 in place of the already existing Financial Committee is considered as a serious check for the financial policy of M. Ponyer Quertier. The ...

... The Duchess of Athole was confined of a son and heir at Blair Castle on the 15th inst. The Countess de Lusi and suite have arrived at the Gresham Hotel, Dublin. The Countess of Donoughnmore and suite have arrived at the Shelbonrme Hotel, Deblin. The Earl of Ilchester and suite have arrived at the Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin. The Hon. XW. H. Hutchinson, Lady AM. Hutch- insol, and suite hare ...

... BELFAST PROTESTANT -DEFENCed ASSOCIATION. Tuis association assembled in the Victoria fall on Saturday evening,gat ha'f-pnst seven o'clock, Mfr. William Malcom in the chair. There was a large attendance. Among otherresolutions the following were passed with enthusiasm :- That this associa. tion, consisting of the Protestant working men of Belfast, has heard with thankfulness to Almighty God of ...

... THE ENDOWED SCHOOLS OF BRISTOL The s8chemes proposed by the Enudowed School Commis- sionters for the future maoglnae0ent of the Endowed Schools of this city have been receivedl this week. The Commissiosser$ itotadr to create two truitba, one of which will comprise the Uirainrnar Schoul, Queen Iflizahorli's H-ospitasl. the Red liaids' . cisorlu, and four new schools to be established out of ...

... |EMPLOYMENT Wozu POOR S THY. CL I . . - WOIRKOUSE. At the weekly meeting of the guardians for ?? Uuf Yesterday, Mr. R. W. Green In the chir, Mr. YALLAND brought forward a motion of which Nre ha ;iven rotice, but deterred several timed oul ccouurt QC ttia- a!ipoaltion of tbo Rev. F. Burges, on tbe eliject* of etedew ble bodied poor. lie said that in tho yenr Ift an order afdaW teal vias ...

... Warwick Castle, the grand old baronial residence of the Earl of Warwiok, was, early on Sunday morning, the scene of a disastrous and calamitous fire, whioh, before its progress could be arrested, reduced the central portion of the palatial castle to a chared and tottering run, and inflicted irreparable injury on the almost priceless art treasures that wore rescued from the flames. The fire was ...

... ADVANCE OF COLLIERS' WAGES.—The West Lancashire coal.owners on Wednesday resolved to advance the wages of the colliers 5 per cent, making the highest rate ever paid. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—On Friday, a little boy employed in the Cyfarthfa Works was knocked down by a train, and re- ceived such injuries to his leg that amputation was ren- dered necessary. In this operation Dr Crockett was skil- fully ...