... I ' IMPERIAL PAUL T. HOUSE OF WLoRftuDAY. lie Their Lordehips met at fire o'cloch. C; CstURsOW mjAT13 DUE'.M Earl NLSON sid that befcse the Hous'o wentintocoem T mittee on the Church Seats Bill be oues bill did not affect existing ohurohst, or ?? here.' es a fter to be built, unless those ?? interedi they were builtdesird th liberties propce~d to be ezauted. A th built dmairy Icoll siee tht it ...

... AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF MINERS. At a meeting of the executive of the Amalgamated Society of Miners, held on Wednesday at the Raiibow HEotel, Mlanchester, MIr. Charles Haldliay, president, in the chair, t following resolitione were passed:- (1L) Thatthexecnitlnvtd t rtheirsinr anoatleet the ?? of TAnoesbire generilly ior the liberal maimer in which they have acceded tothe a Ae of this committee ...

... MANCHESTER WESLEYAN DISTRIOT | MEETING. j THlE RETIRSMENT OF MR. BEDFORD. Sf8 The committee assembled at nine o'clock yesterday Loi morning. After the devotional exeroises, the Rev. Wzr. stri ?? RADCLIFFE rose to propose a resolution in reference spli to the retirement of the Rev. John Bedford. He said he fori would not pass in review the life of eminent- ability and ani service whioh Mr. ...

... THE AMERICAN CLABI&I MR. GLADSTONE ON THE TRE! Mr. Gladstone has written to the LOd o respondent of the New York World the fo reply to a lettier on the subject of certain P in the Premier's speech on the first ?? session relating to the Washington TrestV, some Amrerican journals have interpntet offensive sense :- 10, Downing.street, whitla, eh Sir,-I am much obliged by your courteo0: i ...

... The Bombay Gazette says:- The new sect of fanatioal Hin'oace in the Punjab, the Kookas, some of the mtmbera of which, by their murderoins attacks a few months ago, brought it prominently before the public, appears to be inereasing in numbers, and at the same time in audacity, for special telegrams informed us the other day that about 200 Kookas had attacked a Psthga village near LoodianS, and ...

... The object of this bill-leave to introduce which was wit given on Monday night-is to proteot children from A labour in the mines at too early an age or for excessive he' periods, and to bring about a diminution in the larger I number of accidents, so for as such acoidents aorie from Su preventable causes. This objectthe bill seeks to effeot by call preoscribing general rules for uniform ...

... CHORLTON.ON-TiEDLOCK DISPENSARY. t The annual meeting of the Chorlton-upon-dledlock, Rueholue, and DOSB Sida Dispensary rwas held at the Dispensary, All Saints', yeaterday aftetnoon, The Rev. Robert k8irley presided. M~r. ADAM f'ox, hon. eeo., read the annnal report, whiiob stated that the number of oae~se to which relief had been given during the year 1871 had equalled those in any previous ...

... TTE BELFAST RIOTS. I E _ _ _ _ . _ I The follotmg accounts have been received during the week froer Belfast correspondents of Dublin papers:- MOND9AY, Four O'CtOCH ; . ?XtQ~e rS7yegctti~ngworso. lourly'thetownisbecom- g% In ft more deplorable conldition, and at present it would 'be dialicult even to conjoetnre when anything like an ap- proach to tranquillity may be anticipated. To-day Bel- ...

... THE CITY MAGISTRATES AND TIfI -LICENSING ACT. A poa eting of the, ju~bioos of the cbity of Mba. .j tiseto' ws hldyesterday for the purpose of appoint- iog fsoun Emong themselves a liocunling committee under NV and in accordancis with the 38th section of the Licensing ?? Act, 1872, and for the purpose of making such arrang'. 1 nents as may be considered necessary for conveniently is transacting ...

... 3MR. CALVERT ON SHAKSPERIAN | RREVIVALS. on Saturday evening, the representation of Henry V, at the Prince's Theatre, after a' successful run of twelve weeks, was brought to a close. The theatre Was crowded with a highly appreciative audience. At the close of the performance, Mr. Calvert, I' obedience to loud calls, came before the curtaiu, and delivered a short address. He said that he should ...

... in the Court of Queen'sBenoh, on Tuesday morning, the Attorney-General applied in the asee of the Queen v. Thomas Castro aliae Arthur Orton alias Sir Roger Tich- borne, Bart, to show cause against a rule whioh had been obtained to admit to bail the prisoner, who is now in Newgate awaiting his trial for perjury and forgery. The Attorney-General: The true principle which governs these ...

... TELEG APHILC NEWS. I SPAIN. THE INSUjREOTION IN CUBA. MAWnD, FRIbDAY. The Corrcr 0dO iG' states that General (Ca. ballos, ( aptain general of Cuba, has sent to the Government a plan for a campaign in that island, which General Cordova, War Minister, finds very acceptable. The plan will be discussed at the next Cabinet, meeting. Intelli4ence in the DMbats respecting the Cuban insunrection has ...