... LORD MA.YO. t f~ftorn Mie Friend of India, rsbnn'r7-' On MIon'day afternoon CalcuttE% received one Tbc I of the enldless telegrams India ever knew in all Ed t its history-it was flashed to us by the wire the .2that our noble, genial, warm-hearted Viceroy thle t was assassinated. Little thought we, when it Dlisti f devolved upon us to announce Lor MayNIo's inl- volni tended tour to Burmna end ...

... ?.MLR IJ?iS.R?A.ELi - ? MA?NGHJ?TE?R. ?? .cwercnsy evenintg a monster. ?? wits held J. in the 'Free TradetHall, inl1ordet to-'enabie Mr N. Disraeli to address a, meeting bf the'pancashire ;; CorserVatives. IN IW. R. 'Cahlblder' Chair- nmanof the South-East Laucashire Conastitiutonal] : Assoeiation, presided, and moved'e !resolution ?? MiNIr D israeli, and pledging the reating to Y j support ...

... S ?? ACCIDENT. -On Tuesday night, about . ,.:ne o'clock, Duncan Swan, night watchman to bse- Messrs Coats, and residing at 21 Newton Street, an while descending the back stair at 95 Causey- ,out side, slipped and fell backward down several law steps, and his head came against the pavemnent len, in the court. When lifted up, blood was flow. ead ing from his right ear. He was removed to the ...

... IVIMPERIAL PABLIAMENT.I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WzDnssDAY, Feb. 28. The SPEAKER took the chair shortly after twelve o'clock. PRIVATE BIUSINESe, The following bills were read a second time: i The Glasgow and South-Western and Greenock and Ayrshire Railway Companies; Midland and D Glasgow and South-Western Railway Companies. v NOTICES OF MOTION. Lord ELCHO gave notice that, on the 19th I March, he ...

... ROYAL INFRMARY 1Rs Tlhe aanual neetin] of ibe RI-k>AMI. ~, The annual meeting of the subscieedhen, Tr 2r of this ociety was held n Thursdav [y , rl i- the Religious lnstitutim n 1 oorn,_ b6tt ih ir n vost jrresiding h 'trd y le The C AIRMAX saicd tbat letter; o-f a.t :e been received froin ?? gentij - lRY w, it unable to be presenat *lie had nlo do', ..hn h cbW-I e- clement state of the ...

... Naples, Marchl. H The King received General Shermran and Presi- .P dent Grant's son to day in private audience. Rome, March 1. Prince Frederick Charles will go to Naples next It neek. _ ?? B4 The arrival of the mnachinery for the industrial P Cljssee 2f 1,.i Ti2ternational Exhibition eom- genod o lsrlBy. ~ EMBIZZLE1,M1ENTr BY TilE SECOReARY OF . A FRTENDLY SOCIETY.-At Sheffield. on Friday, I ...

... 1IMIPER IAL PARLIAIENT.f ?? ~ ~ I- . . rST HOUSE OF LORD)S-MONflAY, March ?? - ?? Their Lordslsips met at five o'clock. ?? E. IRISH ~TEMoaBArrsIE.el The Earl of - LOIOFcoRE presented a petition- Pi from the Incorporated Society of Attorneys and if ~D Solicitors of Ireland, praying that the vacancy in 5i2 ,E ?? Church Temporalities 'Commissiun, caused oi by the death of the Right Hon. G. A. ...

... : to' ?? I PDiT~fli! MTOW-a IMI'ORTANT SPEECH BY PRINCE BIStKARCI Berlin, March 6 Evening, a In to-day's sitting in the Upper Aouse of the a Diet, the Schools Inspeotion Bill, which has been adopted by the Lower House came on for discns-F sion- The Minister of Pubiio Worship demon- s strated the constitutional character of the bill and tl the necessity which existed for its introduction. He a ...

... I THE FALL OF A WALL AT KIRKcALDY. -d ^ FIVE MElN ILMLED. l a -- ?? Y. The worst fears have been realized regarding CI Athe melancholy accident which occurred at te isPathhead, near Kirkealdy, on Friday afternoon, ur ,e and which was noticed in the Herald of Satur. m ns day. When our telegram was despatched one Pe man had been taken from the ddbris of the fallen wall dead, while fears were ...

... MR MEBRRY, M.P., AT AIRDDI' _ . I ,A Mr ery MY. for the Falkirk District of ori 'dr sse meethos fo Zi Bcornstituents the Public H e rer ed to list 119 ddthe buldingbeing quite .83 largely attend tai hce'bmani.d to the Plat- hrawdbee r M e7 was acomp who were pst Hamilton, Baeewise homr, and Messrs Eobt. JhnEerie, obiniert Forrester, Jae. Watson, ~gmit Jams Thmson, Mr Burns, Glasgow, ss provost ...

... I - : (5trdm the Weekly tevi ew.) - 'An article ?? Cooke's Life, remarkable a alike for intolerance and blunders-which can- N not, 'indeed, be read in Ireland without provoking asmile of iontempt-appears in the lasuinumber of the IVatwhuiord. Its sketch of national eda- v lcation, and Dr. Cooke's relation to it, is about as v thorough a piece of fiction, though not entertain- ing fiction, as ...

... TaZ E GIIAEDU - z C' oAUJ 41'| nl Le.j / ~, 9 ! ' ] al t 4 . 1. I - i S A, I ) lYestei4ay, txiepblished an- Sbstraot 'of Mz Forater's speech in the House of Commons in sup- Li rtinghis amendment on MrrDison's'resolations. d a IVe nowv give a full report of the speech of the right hon. gentleman, which we hbad prepared and tile- t graphed-for yesterday's iinpressfon,,butbad to a leave outfor ...