... . tbe XageJt§ HR MAJESTY'S OPERA (DRURY-LANEB. PROSPECTIVE ARRANGEMENTS. SECOND APPEARANCE THIS SEASON 0O? MDLLE. CRISii- TINE NILSSON.-SECOND APPEARANCE OF L CAPOUI. Extra Night.-Trei EVsitOr (Friday), May 31 will be per- formed Verdi's Opera, LA. THAVIATA. Alr[Mo, M. Capoul ,this second appearaneD thie sewsonl; (ermont Georgio, Signor MDLLB. MAIE MARIMON.-M. CAPOUL. ' To-roarsv (atrday), ...

... er- &srar~ i or Co evxurs- bout eight o'clock yesterday monin the prison 'an from the av- Nqorth Prison, Glsgow, arrived here with some m l inmates, being the first batch of the convicts ds, who are to be located in Paisley Jail, as lately arranged between the authorities and the Go. !yvernmesnt. os.Tows- COUNCIlL. -A meeting of Town Council was held last ?? M irray presiding. fishe mig tea of ...

... THE FREE ASSEMBLY-PRELUhWNARIESI -ELECTION OF PROFMSSORS, - (FRoM OUR OWN' RikttsONDSNT. l Edinburgh, Tuesday. THE Assembly Is only now entering on business of public interest. The Moderator's opening address on the Providential history of the Dis- l ruption was doubtless more interesting to those 8 who took part in the famous procession to h Tanfield than it could possibly be to the ' general ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1872. IN delivering judgment on the Galway election petition, Mr. Justice KEOGH, with an emphasis of manner and force of language worthy of the occa- sion, denounced the conduct of the Romish bishops and clergy who had interfered to prevent the free exercise of the franchise in a way calculated to bring gross scandal upon that Church. The revela- tions made during the trial ...

... T'HE LIONXINS OF TgE SEASON. Tit Rloankin is without question an unmitigated nuisance. There ate platdeh ithete you positively find them in herds. Mhat the lady of V& ei:5- ?? Cainot have in quality she makes up for by quantity,. Every second person You meet is more or less a small celebrity. Mas1r em you can simply identify with desperate brfe to attract public notice, associated with noisy ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTS IMPERA PARLIAMENT.I (BY TFLEQGt.rA ) EOUSE CF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. The SPEARER took the chair at four o'clock. PRIVATE BILLS. The Leeds Tramway Bill was read a third time and tassed. The report of the Select Committee on the Reighley Water Bill was brought up and considered, and the bill was ordered to be read a third time. A debate took place on the motion for the second ...

... MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. At the Walsall Guildhall, yesterday, before Moesr. 1. T. Holden (Mayor), F. B. Oerton, and H. Highway, the mndermnentioned cases were taken - Martha Hensbaw, a young married woman, wa xharged with having, en the 11th M~aya exposed herself while suffer- ing fro mamll-pox. Polioe-ooneitable K'Garry stated that on the day named he saws the dafendsnt go into two ehops in ...

... kP11 & AiiSOCTCATION 7rLUSRAMS, ] IlEPRESENTATION OF OLDHAlM, Oldham election will take place next Monday. The candidates are Mr. Cobbatt (Conservative), and the Hor. Lyclph Stanley (Liberal). UNIVERSITY TESTS IN IRELAND. Mr. Pnrser, the Moravian elected to the Fellowship In Trinity College, Dublin, has refused to take the prescribed oath, and the next in place has been proclaimed by the Board ...

... Ordinary firsts, 112s; seconds, 107s; thirds, 94s; fourths, 80s; fifths, 51s; sixths, 42s. Mild cured—Firsts, 114s; seconds, 109s; thirds, 96. In the market, 2330 firkins. 114s; seconds, 109s; thirds, 96. In the market, 2330 firkins. ...

... EPSOM SUMMER MEETING. EPSOM TOWN PLATE. Balquhidar .(Ashworth) 1 j Cranbourne .(C. Payne) 3 Lady Atholstone (Webb) 2 ] (Ten ran.) Letting Even on Jfillesmere, 7 to 1 each agst Pearl and Balquhidar, 9 to 1 agst Admiral, 10 to 1 agst Lady Atholstone, 100 to 8 each agst John Bellington and Cran- bourne. Won easily by two lengths, and a head between the second and third. THE DERBY. The Derby of ...

... THE UNION QUESTION IN SCOTLA-ND. ThePaff Mall Gazetteof last night ham the follow- ?? question of education has in Scotland come to be closely intertwined with the ques- tion of Voluntaryism as against State Church- , ism. If the Voluntaries have their desire, the l measure passed by Parliament will be used as a weapon for assailing and diminishing the influ- ence of the Established Church, ...

... ,IEDs, MAY 29, 1872. In the louse of Commnons on Mnoiday, the a North-Eastern Rsailway Bill was read a third time mrud v passed. e PuiiroNo . - TIl the House of Comtmcnrs on a Monday, petitions were presesntcd against the Burials Bill a by Mr. Wheelhouse, Uro1m Holy Trinity.tidstriat, Wake- Ifield; by Mr. Sarjerut W'5son, froia Batley Chamber of g commerce, and from the Local Board of ...