... PARLIAMENT, LAST IHT-T. ?? ASMOCATIO1N TELWGEANMS HOUSE OF LORD. Their Lordehipsnmet at five o'clock. ECCLESIASTICAL COOUTS. Osi the motion that the House go into committee on the ,EceliastiCal ourts and Registrars Bill, The Bishop of WNcUHEATER took occasion to offer come .Temarks upon the measure, which he regretted ha had not -bad the opportunity of making on the second reading. He ...

... SOCIAL AMENITIES AT SOLIEULL. The rival committees recently appointed at Solihull-the. one for the purpose of using Al possible means to obtain the appointment of a paid collector of poor rates for the dis- trict, and the other to do alibn their power to uphold the primitive aystem which is now In force, snd which was described in our columns on Wednesday last-sie actively I ht work. The last ...

... LATEST ?? ?? f cgrma zoe. 1 FRA~ T4HE BOUR- .The .;urse PARIS 1 1 . ^ has been flat, Pemour ef anew Irene6 loan. Rentes in liquida oe at new.7, or e3J. lower than yesterday. . for the next a- sonutwere Anoted at 56.35. A: ffi - ff -O.;tOEN, MAR]O 1. witneiCF8 oass ea~e Y to ?? Jativier de la Motto, R-metof th3e kIr?0,: is fpeirk [o z~r-~efecPaRI ?? in h ;s favoulr. -1 (Evening). Thea papers ...

... I SIR a. DILKE'S MOTION ON THE 7 ~~CIVIL LIST. A BEAR GARDEN. HOUSE OF mworsN, Tuesay Sight. it waa apparent from the -ecne presented nt the meet- *ug of the House tosdght, that Sir ?? Die's agjittio h n moved the political world more deeply than his opponents weold have been ready to admit. The House was so crowded that the aide galleries overflowed with me m. TWo Foreign Minlatern occupfrl ...

... CORRESPONDENCE I | NOTICES TO CORRESPONDEINTS. .CM-rsvpaondents reho sct au special value upon tcb eoi m municatins 1must keep copiU of them, as wre cannot uner* tak-e to retu7n un4sed contri~nzlions. AU? letters intended for ?? must be accompanied by the naime and addrass of the wr'iter, not necessari~y for publication, but for the information of the Editor. S/ L.-You must ask a lawyer. A. ...

... THE LAW OF BUILDING SOCIZTIES. 0; . . ?? IA Bill to Consoilidate and Amend the Law Regulating .Building societies has just been printed. 5t repeals the Act of William IV., but the repeal is .no0 tn affect the vdlidity. of anyting done under that Ao. Every society -novr subsistng, whose rules bve been certified and ea. rolled under thle repeailed At, is to be deemed a society under the ...

... AND' JOURNAL . TElRSDAY,, 0EAAOH 28, 1872. . ; - The :Bminghawn Daily Pose can be obtained every morning at, the following places LomoXW.-Euston Railway. Station; Messra. SmIth :aid Sons, 188, Strand; and Mesa .M Pottlc and Son; News Agents, Royal Exchange, LIVMPOOr-Lime Stroet Station ; and Mensr Smith, and Sonn, ~wvs Agents, astle Streek. - m ?? Road Station, Mr. Heywoo3, News Agent, ...

... I-awIM ASSOOIATION TELM:LAtMS.1 FATAL FALL OF A HOUSE. A house fell yesterday evening at Chelsea. Three mer were buried In the ruins, one being taken ont deald The other two were dangerously wounded. MARRIAGE OF A PRINCESS. The British Ml edical *Tout-rn announces the marriage of Princess Henrietta of Sehleswig-Holatein, si.er of Prince Christian, to Professor Esmaroh, of Eloel. THE GUARDIAN ...

... ..HORRIBLE C OUTRAGES BY THE V - COMMUNISTS& I A trial baa . just taken place before the fourteenth courtmratiial at Versailles,, which appears to have been- passed over by the press. in comparative dlinne, but whloh, An its principal feharesn, equal- if Itbdoes not ' e sss, the horrors which accompanied the assassia. tion- in fhe BRe Hao. The chief. characteristics of tbis: sanguinary ?? ier ...

... THE PROPOSED MME REGULATION - E. ' d: 1. ' BILL, E . f I It will -e recollectkd t-t at the .last ordinay meting- of th.e South Midland 'isntitue .of 'ining, Ci4vil, and Mecbancld E&giners, is was determined that a special, Xmeeting should h alled for the discusson of Mr. Bruce's newbilliforsthe regulatlodnf mines, aidthat ir. Bromley and Mr.-D&Viei;who broughM the subjeat before the meeting, ...

... THEi~ NORrOLK C: :BAMIBER OP AGRI- CULTURE. DISCUSSION ON AGRICULTURAL LEASES wit ANfl COMPENSATION k'OR UN EXHAUSTED a IMPROViEMENTS. his The Norfolk Chamber of Agriculture met on Satur- his day last to consider the above-named subject. M~r. R. ceil werel th Earil of eL~eicesvtec, Sir WV. B agge, M. P.,. and allc Sir thomas Fowell Buxton, M.P. aow M~r. F. Closres introduced the subject, ...

... TH. PARKS BILL: Last night a large public meeting, composed for the most part of working men, was held in the Great T St. James'a-hall, to protest against the passing of the Parks Regulation Bill, which would deprive the people of the right to meet in the national parks. Sir Henry anc Hoare, M.P., Sir Charles W. Dilke, M.P., the Hon.E Auberon Herbert, M.P., Mr. Jacob Bright, M.P., Captain ...