... -ALARMING OUTRAGE THE QUEEN. Great excitement was created in London on Thursday night by a report that an attempt had been made on the life of her Majesty. In both Houses of Parliament statements were made of the circumstances under which the assault was committed. These were to the effect that her Majesty, on returning from a drive in the afternoon, was followed up to the entrance of ...

... I ?? ihfUA IPARLIAMENT. I .HOUSE OU' LORDS.-No Im GOV'I5NMNT IlS.S The Duke of RICHMOND naked what bills the Govern- m mntintendeded to origiate in the Houe of ords. - Earl GRANVILTZ -reanrkebd'iat of oate years the question of the inequalitie pt the bujicss introduced in the two Houses had beea iotnitaitly ?? He reminded their Lordships that several of the bils now before the Commons, such as ...

... On Saturday evening, a meeting of the members and friends of the Broughton branch of the Salford Liberal Association was held in the Broughton Town Hall, to celebrate the opening of a new Liberal Clubhouse in the Dd district. There was a large attendance of ladies and gen- to lemen. Mr. Robert Croseland, president of the club, 1 occupied the obair.-A report read by the SECnETARY (Mr. Spekeman) ...

... EXTRAORDINAR.Y DISPLAY IN DERRY. AL correspondect WriteH the !)orr'q Jovurnal as follows On Monday ?? a display of an imposing and extra. ordinary nature tonk place ?? in the county A nfrim, which might have been attended with serious resaults. Tho previouo day, Sunday, being the 17th, it was, as ic outomary on such ocoasions, agreed to postpone any celebration to the following day, and ...

... aei .TIO. 4 'TfiA ngS. I. G. r ~ TA , THE ROYAL PROOESSIOTN. Thanks0ivingervweg for. the-recovery of the Prince of WAES were 6onh-el Tuesday -pretty generally thronghout thfeX kingdomi;' btltf o ' .ourse,-the-Dhief, iuterest- attaohed- to th8 aere- | :monii';in whicbi $he RoyPAl E'mi1i Aook , itd St. 1Pais Cahdi'a. ,The weather ahi fine, and the elaborate deoorhtionsrhiah-hah been ...

... IIIPERI AI PARLIAMENT. ?? . ?? , -! HOUSE OF LORDS.--TuEsAY. BILLS ADVANbRD. The Public Park (Ireland) Bill was read a third time, and passed.- * T ?? Loans 13ill. p ed bthrough committee and-the report of amendment to the Bank of Irelana Charter Amendment Bill was brought up and agreed to. THURSDAY. ECCLESI&STICAL COVHTS AIW REGISTRIEiS. On the bringing up of the repor~t of amendments to the ...

... | on Wednesday afternoon, one of the most imposing geartS that had, perhaps, ever beon witnessed in the zoogh took place at Bury, on the occasion for the High Siiff of Lancashire, Mr. Tboh. Wrigley, of Timberhurst, ing forth on his shrieval tour. So far as any records G wed, it was the first time that a High Sheriff had ben appointed from that town, snd the popularity which f.Wrigley enjoyed ...

... HE[LLARIAN9 ARD TuM poR The L T0 ine states that the National 4enernj silasionl Aesa'Imbly of the Bulgarian Community met on the 9th inst. ;,t Ortakeul, In the absenee of Mgr. mIlarion, the Qexle Metropolitan of Lofteha, and p.o viliona cbief of the Church, the summonses had been issued the evening bo. re by the Ardhimandrite of Nigah, and about a hundred no %bles responded to the call. In the ...

... .. .. - Aththe last meeting of the Royal Humane Society the following oases of personal bravery in saving life were brought before the notice of the committee and rewarded: The silver medallion was unanimously voted to Sab- Lieutenant G. H. Yonge, of her Majesty's ship Bellero. phon, for saving, on the 7th of February last, Alfred E. Martin, ship steward's boy of her Majesty's ship ...

... MANORESTER IMPROVEMENTS. _ I r . o-r . . _ The M ?? Corportion Water~~ork affnd i mpreve- meats Bil ue before a private comoite of the Housle of Comxmons Tnesdy. Mr. Bathulrat presided. The I other membe;H wers . Whbrzn. ?? aolds and i Mr. Jones. Were, Whatman, Mr. (iloldssiid, i r. Venabls wi thMr. Theaiger, appeared for the I Corporation; 0lr. Loyd, I., and r. Saunders for Lord 1 gerton, ...

... EXTENSIVE FIRE IN MAN'CEE] On Sunday morning, about ten o'clook, agj in a block of buildings in Vietorika-trAtn4 known as Allen's Buildings, which are let r t tenements. The building was Eiva floh) frontageof 18yajrds,and adepth of ';are ltt the premises is a yard. and beyond that the ined face Old Miligate. ThiE blook beiongs foaL occupies the basement as a cheeso adi plOT t The frontage ...

... I 7 Lord Romilly had before him il the ROlls Court, on r Monday, the case of Hamilton v. Hector. This is a suit with ref erence to the custody of children. 5 Mr. Hector, the defendant, married in 1858, and there I were four children of the marriage. Although the pro. party of his wife, amounting to some 48,00, had been secured to her by a settlement previous to the marriage, she had been ...