... PARLIAMENTAR Y REVIEW. HOUSE OF COMMONS. BEFORE the orders of the day were taken Mr. Fawcett asked Mr. Glad- stone whether, as ithad been stated that the Government would consider the decision of the House on the instruction to the Committee on the Dublin University Tests Bill, of which the Chief Secretary for Ireland had given notice, as involving a vote of confidence in the Government, he ...

... - E-PUOVLNfi; Tt v UG,4d, aqcesbl& 15e'pr t10151beou-, ?? sS j4~ pu ehs xrgooge~aomemaffeu sinfuild a ta1ltnge 16A thst thi. Qua ?? z 4haoh 4ndsott ?? sa Dt~ ~ ?? t4 , A, i1W* en wlp~te 4= return o Engl preed e- wantly .r ?? q goesrp tafie% 5 might tioutleuii'atlg au ieuign lmteiwe~ IsN .eIes thabth itshe sop thi ?? o In t-l o( aibo,whlr re' orts th4 oim tir- *diwen,-Q Mond ay iGhDtD duing ...

... LATEST INTEULIGENCE, BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AOND =SCMC TZOLEGILpn Pac ?? Mare OFP THE Wo5LD. THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY. RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY. THE CARLIST OUTBREAK IN SPAIN. 0 THE STRANDING OF AN IRON OLAD. . Versailles, Friday.. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly, K lasoul DUVfil demanded an expression of opition from the Go- vernment relative to the ?? of the Mayors of ...

... BOROUGH MAGISTRATES' CoUrT, April 19th;-Before the Mayor, Thomas Gee, Esq., and R. Llyd Williams, Esq.-The wine and spirit license held by the late Mr D. G. Morgan, High-street, was transferred over to Messrs. Alfred and Thomas Ashford, Mr Morgan's suc- cessors in trade. PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday, April 24th. Before P. I. Chambres, Esq,, Llysmeirchion (chairman); Major Jocelyn Ffoulkes; Rev. ...

... ReUAL DEANEItY OF LLiFoN.-A ruridecanal chapter meeting of this deanery was held at Bodedern on F'ri- day the 19th inst. After divine service bad been per- formed in the parish church at half-past ten a.m., by the vicar, the Ven. Archdeacon Wynne Jone;, assisted by his curate, the Rev. Evan Jones, the clergy and lay consultees present assembled in the schoolroom, where, under the presidency of ...

... rIIARMACEfrIvTCAL EXAMItNATIoNS. -We IAC hi ijIY Io learn tbiat ALr William Jones, late dispenst y assow'4anlt at Mr Gritliths, chemist, kc., Batigor, andl dU of ll, J. Junea, brewer, &e., of this town, bas suecetsfully psamed the Pharmaceutical Society's prelireiualy examinationa. Mr W. Jones, who was prepared for hie exasullimatioo by the Rev. BR. Thomas, W.A., is the first frorn this town w ...

... A Lombard telegram says that Cuxhaven is to bo strongly fortified and made into a Germ'an Sebisiopol A Liverpool woolI 9 broker has absconavd 'with 30,000 liabilities. I The lily water supply of London now aiturnts to 107jO,0,000 gallons. - - | ' M. dGuigat, following the example of other eminent Frenchmen, has pronounced 'himself' in favour of a conipulsory and secular system of niation.al ...

... THE speech of the Emperor of Austria at the closing of the Hungarian Parliament last week has produced a marked change for the better in the condition of public feeling both at Vienna and at Pesth. In the former city the boldness with which the Czechs have again come forward as declared enemies of the Constitution had created a suspicion that they might still be backed by some powerful ...

... lDISTRICT NFWS. THE PERMISSIVE BILL. h1EETING AT WEST BROMWICE[. Last evening, a numerously attended and enthusiaatls meeting of the friends and supporters of the Permissive Prohibitorl Liquor Bill was held in St. George's all, West Bromwioh. Mr. P. D. Bennett (Chairman of the Board of Commissioners) presided; eand the Rev. J. Jones, of Exeter, Mr. J. Kempater and Mr. W. Jones, of Birming- ham ...

... LAT ESTNEWS. | FRANCS. PARIS, Aa'm 24. Count Arnim is expected to-day. He will be im- vnediately received by the President. It in stated in Ministerial quarters that the Count has instructions to give assurances to M. Thiers demonstrating the, otter groundlessness of the alarmist reports recently peepagated.. VERSAILLES, APRIL 24. IL Goulard has been appointed Minister of Finance, and M. ...

... ITIHE UNIVERSITY QUESTION, IRELAND. I - In the form of an amendment to Mr. Fawcetts Bill, Mr. D, C. Heron has drawn up a scheme for ?? of Ireland. His amendment pro- poses that the present Dabrm University shall cease after a date to be fixed; that the University of Ireland shall confer degrees in arts law, and medicine ; that the University of Trinity College shall confer degrees in divinity ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAM, I I (FROM OUR 0OW'N CORRZSPONDENTS.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, ?? Night. The English detectives who arrested Marguerite Dixsblanc in Paris, arrived in London to-day with- out her. It is expected a week will elapse before the extraditionforms are fally signed. The L/c'o8s New York correspondentatelographs that Mr. Banks, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the ...