... |T '1'S1 NOEiN,'S DbSABILITIE BILL.) U1W fiom C hcoe more coimrnon tsonse has made cli s:ti( al)peal to the House of Commons, and the; oiwe more i& has failed. -All that was thi'4 aiked of it on Wcdncsday in Mr. Bright's ni!-; bill wfiis that it should give to widows and ,vith t'piistors bearing mon's responsibilities to safo the statc, the right to vote as mcn. That won i9 to say, supposing a ...

... : : LATE'ST: TEIELEGIRAPHIC NE WS. rCOMA WRUAL. . lie following is the Board of Trade reiturn of the qluantities of eotton imported( and exportedl at t-he various portR of the Urnited Kingdomz during the woek ended April 3, 1873:- i;,S, t'~~~1IPCOR~TIC). FiXP ?? i 3Balen. Bales. Aunorican ?? lO,671 ?? 3,58Gti liraz ilisr. 20,854 .. - l east Indian 8,41 2 ?? ?? 9,q25 of Egyptinl ?? 4,2L80 ?? ...

... I OUR COMIG ROYAL VISITOR. I Just as war spreads a knowledge of the geography of the seat of hostilities, so does a visit from a foreign ruler prompt us to rake up partly-forgotten and complete the partly-acquired history of his rsce and country. It is no exaggeration to say that the present visit of the Shah to this country will spread amongst Englishmen a better knowledge of the ancient ...

... 13ALUS ? Ula LEX SXuPIrnA. S:UM MARYI 'DO.MESTIC. A CGabinot ?? ail was held on Saturday. Mr. Childers;, Mr. Archibald Scott, manager of -t'e Yaondon and South-western Rtsilway ; card r 4r. Macnamara are spoken of as The theee commissioners to be appointedvade r the Government railway bill. A telcgraph~tc despatch from Cairo has been received at the Foreign Offiee con- Arming the to legram ...

... 'We rxnnot undertake to return oommunctations of which el do not avail ourselves. ommnnicattlons should Ui'*ays be igibly writteiin in Ink, and on one side of ?? pjyter only; leugth Inerease. the difiloalty of finding space for thetu. Whatever Ii intended for Insertion minmt be authtenticated by the naume and addreoa of tie writer - not neoessarily for publitation, but as a ,Sarantee of tile ...

... PILGRIMAGE BY RAILWAY | TRAIN. | ig Among the many attempts which havo 4 been made in recent, years to revive medi- 3S evral mysticism, and reconcile it with the 10 practicality of the nineteenth century, per- of haps that which resulted in the pilgrimage 3, which set out from London for Paray-le- 2, Monial yesterday morning is one of the 9 citrangest. The idea of a pilgrimage carries 8, us ...

... LATEST tg. IIC NEWS. _TiTjE CO3's liet MejestY, Boompanied by eornatg for 13t'1a tseven Oo'look thbU' Porningfm ,olmor atkeo Edinburgh L ri~ rhjresti Balm ral. bhe r ae And prinoess of walc, mince Major Teesdalo, snd the Rev. he O (ilkOccupied the Abergeldio pow In n rathie QflOr; ° Sunday, when the 1ev. Dr. Taylor, Churchi On tbo parish proached. The Queen vtan .1,15ter of or any of the royal ...

... [DY THLGU1iAVRI Sir Jamos Hamilton D)ouglas Hay, Blart., died at (quebec on July 30. Five porsons perished in the Portland fire. The loss of property was $600,000. A Vienna telegram says that several Austrian ships of war have already sailed frorn P'ola to tho coast of Spain. The United Statos Government has orrlered an investigation into the burning of the Wawassot. 07 bodies havo been ...

... I TEx TICIHJORNFu TRIAL I I the h CEO' k E88 lV D NE 7fE E GOVERNiESS. ofLI SEPThlsi R 23. ort I o 'i'o JA&l at bar of the claimant to the Tlborbn'i~ wht baronetcy and esntates was resmaied to-dy ~a ~ Winim Bilbey, a clerk in the 5argote of the NU to Roa al Company, and ii former rei~ent of the Cansterbur~y. ascendod thob Witness boX r the pur- ,aid pose of being arcsi.examinend by Btr. ...

... AsBpeolalcorrespondont of the Tines, accompany- ing the pilgrims to Paray-le-Monial, writs-I saw no levity of conduct all along the route.; I heard no word of jest. or ridicule; there was no smoking or drinking; and, considering that*b numbered several hundreds, that many if not most of u,4 wore young men, and nearly all Englishrngn, I was immensely struck at the self-denial and devotion they ...

... BEDUCTION AD BREAME OF . . I PROMISE. At the eheriff's court, Preston, yesterdaY, Ab cue of breaoh of promiise of marriage and seduction was beard. Mbr. Segar appeared for the plaintiff, a domestio servant. The defendant, a tininan, carry- inq on business at Whitefield, near Manchester, neither appeared nor was represented. In'the antiumn of 168i the plaintiff, Bridget M1'Roy, entered the ...

... TO OOlttESPONDENTS. 'e mnnot vnderteaO to retan= OommoonicatOfl of wbblhb e do rio avadll ouareelvOe. coimmunlictions hhollld adwayO b~ ?? wrlltten In nk, and on onesaide of the PeI~a oa~ lenth ree na the diffloltyi ot finding i~*te fc ibem. Is intended for Insertion ~a ab ttlcawi y tein Ramherinde aeleteso a i 4 . eas onI' be ?? when Dpa6 for m itd7Ci??meetJ - 'Vol.t ii - Only Heln '11. d5lty ...