... B. BIiGgie SCHOOL: BOA!D. The fortnighily meeting of this Boatd was held yester. day, at the Pariah 'Ofces; mi. W. L Sargant presiding. THE CONVERBOENE BESPEOTING THE PPR.OEPT. The On ix sid he had to reprt to the Board that' the ' jonferece'a between the deputations of the Town Council :and .the School Board had taken place, ead that', the' Town C lerk had sent- a momoran. diam of the 1 ...

... I I (BY TnasnnArll.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Their Lordehips met at five o'clock. BESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT FOR THE CAPE. The Marquis of SALISBURY called attention to the proposed ?? of the system of responsible govern- went to the colony of the Cape of Good Hope, which the Secretary of State had offered to the colonists, with a view of putting an end to disputes between the Legislature and ...

... (DEAUY NEWS TELnEBArm) PAirS, Msarch 10, i-h t. The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived bY the ordinary mail train 25 minutes late, at 7.45 this morning. Thirico tt0ws stityrepce. The public knew lothing of the visit. There was no crowd; not a single shout. Their Royal flighnesses were received by only uen director, Viscount de St. Pierre, who was acconi- tanied by the station master, and MA. ...

... THE PRESENT STATE OF THE GREAT DEERHOU)ND CASE. To the EDITOR of thre PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Jonathan Yank, of Yankstow, out yonder, had a quarrel not long since with his brother and co-heir, Jeff Yank, in the course of which Jeft killed some of the Yankstow deer. The brothers had hardly made matters up, when my bailiff, here at Britworth, received notice frown Jonathan's steward that as the ...

... ; FRANCE-Tbe Journal ~Oflintl of Wednesday ainounced the resignation af M. Pouyer Quertier. M. Dufaure, the minister of! justice, declared that he would leave the Cabinet un]ess MhI. Pouyer Quertierresigned. MM. Dufiure and Casimir Perisr made a personal question o4,,L Poulysr Quertier's description of the docum its communicated by them to the public proi utor in the trial of M. de ha Motte ...

... I i A THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. TheCambridgecrewwereontherivertwice yesterday,Ran- dolph taking stroke, The form altogether showed great improvement on yesterday, DEMAND OF THE RAILWAY PORTERS AND TICKET COLLECTORS. The ticket collectors and porters on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway have requested that ten hours be con- sidered a day's work. THE TWISS LIBEL CASE. The Twiss libel case was ...

... THlE GLOU0ESIERSHIRG, TRAGEDY. 'Ihe case of Mr Edmund Edmionds, a solicitor at Newetit, near GlObcester, has assumed start- ling proportions and the prisoner has been com- mitted onl the capital charge of wife-mnurder. 'The story is both cprious and painful It ap- pears Mr Ednionds, when a poor boy, went to Neweut and foud employment in a lawyer's office. H aving g>ood qualities, hoxvever, lie ...

... N iWOAST'LE P0IN'T O')FFICh;. FOREIGN RAILS'. Calendar, sho win, the days and flours eif from Necs.co An f the principal toY, foreign mnails, nue of daily deijiaii-71 MANlC a. 8--Brazil, Monte Video, BitnoR Ayresj lanid Islands, and Ioitgga., -rig, Soctb 9.-Unlited States And Cm Ird's v.ic C uk Yilik, I '30 ?? ; Idahanito (Ksoj1C,1,1eni e -. 3'30 poim. ; Hayti and 111xico, via Liveor1 10. ...

... 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 ...

... DRIPTINGS ABOUT THE PACIFIC.-No. 3. [WRITTS1H FOR TfuB JDXNTBR 'PLYING POST.] At tho back of ths city of Honolulu and leading to the inkrior of the island is the Nuana Valloy-road, on either did@ of whiah, for a considerable distance, are the residences of the elite of Hawaiisa society. The valley through which Lhis road runs lies between two ranges of hills, increasing in altitude until ...

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... LATgo E: S T-- .N NEWSt fmutef.' Tgme, per Pra elssocialoan.] FRANCE. VERSAILLES, ManCH 13. M. Thiers received yesterday M. Fournier,.who wigl proceed to Rome this week. Advices from Rome state that the Pope has decided te remain there. f The' report of the . committee ori the bill of BL Lefrano states that the bill represses the instigatiodi to violent and illegal enterprises which' ...