... MlaIRSIAGE SETTLEMENTS. Does a woman use her furniture when she pawns it ? This was the question raised in the case of Worsnop v. Benussi, reported in another column, and which has been decided by Mr. Justice Keatiug and Mr. Justice Brett in the negative. The facts of the case are very simple. Mra. Lowthian, a iesident in this town, was entitled under her marriage settlemeittothe s use and ...

... Yesterday was the twelfth day of the vestry contest, and the result of the polling -which was from ten to four o'clock-was a further majority for the Liberals. Con- tinued defeat is at last beginning to tell upon the most obtuse of the Tory pirty, Despairing of success, and finding that every day the poll is prolonged the Liberal majority increases, they have reluctantly and with a very bad ...

... TaoIAf'1lC NEWS. ?? AT I STOCK YiX(- S m tg~DyVAY' E 1';1o1(4 sie the olesing quotatior - W n dogNT SECURIT - 93 ?? 3 3 11 It- 8;i 13 t6 JOBlliog STOOCK. 6 _ 2 900 0 a F10 67~e,5 16 s5itele&>r ' t}112 114 &Ft ete ?? -q S5 ?? * . ,, 12 ta -121 ?? lot 9 -43 ?? ,tz -0 Biok Wfl~o .. ?? 146 170 141 ?? 8969 1t 1211 0ede0S'A4 8l ril ?? - V , 1; ?? sric, 3 ?? 61 I~ ~ ~ ~~~2 |t-tiCt9 131to7 ...

... PM u[XE every One of the icasops waag5 I Uth3 t; ?? we find our awnM Idaho ainet U prccb making a coll Dot o? The havea Been tihi . llof Icetures which h..,rcifsehr bcz cone icted a nd mopnt d'h 3 3t log, eanctlnaing by his prel*et Oln rahe thai-in tyon pa oel~so.e~ratieopristL tilence to illlgaat i which, it Tr Moat regretfulyd ch Ii k thehtli eiefrdgJ11 delr~klo E tch lice l one of * beat ...

... tbewreeldy mneetinugof tlra Mxan Docks and Harbour jcerd wU bdld yeeterdly a tho D)ockloill, Reveune. buil~ngS KrW Legtonpr~ed~d.andthe other memdberspecer gnwere Kuer.11015.NlhoiIoO,Snbbaok, StKel, llr fuer, Hrison, Jobj llreaeker. Biagheam, Aornby, IrIckleb} , men, Parwer, Otilowr. PBOFYODTD INOBBlWE OF BALA=ES. ,The proeeodings of the mnuAlS omd I Included a recommendation to inarease the ...

... I LETT TO THE EDITORe. THE CffAh4E OF ORPHANS. Gent~smen,-A prlnted octa of a letter which sppea I in your Issue of tie llat ?? ha b towk ded0 O me, rferring to the dedroblitt s Ing cam ot the numerous orphans In our towna gltabocd i isb my rule 1o take no'nouc flaatwele tO ,lbIfth IllsOWrItseg donotattuhtbelrngmsl. ?? nsjeu,. On'Ossomu * ts of suet, daep Importaoett hst I Oannot ?? 1 to ask, ...

... etly, At a meeting held yesterday, the Preston town 'ism. council, acting on a suggestion of Mr. Noble, the anly oculptor, resolved to plae' tbe statue of the late dly, ord Derby on the side of the building known aH d ytffe Belvidere. in Last evening, the avowed Jesuit priest who tes- recently lectured in Sefton Hall, addressed a bli limited audience in Hope Hail. The invitation to nb ...

... TE PUBLUMIO AND THE l IOENSR GAOT. Y*Wday, at the Wroolto3 e s Woms hfoi Mesrs. efleon (cb&irln Ton, zd Colonel lackburk , a3 information wa b a6g6bst Mrs. Jan flimme, o t ChldwDIJAbb0Y ?? ?? house 1ar sl atdr ,eleVen O'clock at nigt. . Mr, Swift detendad. elemoronitagle depofed that On theo of the aleonC a qnu tt- ho noU n prmse.H knockedattefo do.an enhs slimmer opened the door he salled h ...

... Ul. *hool Having in a previous article pointed out a of the extraordinary disproportion between they the pauperism and expenditure in some 33ort parts of Wales as compared with others, tiieg and in the principality generally as corn- they pared vith the returns furnished by Eng- jell; land and Wales conjointly, we now proceed to consider momre of the causes of this tn; unsatisfactory state of ...

... CORPORATE SALARIES; rleh ro Upiz vHR Li-RUr'OOL MMICCUvY. trs- Gentlern,-Permit me gently to protest om against the unseemly growl that is being indulged late in by paraimonioue rstepayers at what is ternirel aZtbe ?? of corporate of fisils.!' te. A genoroue ?? of human natura convincas *a e that the applications for increas of salary by Itty these officials, against which bsuchastorrm ?? nor ...

... Iweis POPEL LRX WPBEe I UTMABY. PARLIAIEE.. In the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr. Osborne Morgan mooved the second reading of hisBurialsBill. He-disclaimed any party object in the bill, and said that big sole aim was to throw open parish churchyards for the interment of all deeeaeed parishioners. Referring to Mr. Disraeli's intention to move the rejection of the bill, he said that the right ...

... BALV8 POPVI .= LEX UPREIMA. SUMMARY& PARULI& ENT. The Lords mat a very short time yester- day. All they did was to appoint a oelect eommittee upon the bill to prevent railway accidents, and another select committee to imquire intd tho condition of this country an to horses. In the Commons, in reply to Lord R. M ontague, Mr. Gladstone gave sonme ex- planations as to the proposed working of the ...