... OOR. ?? 'A-MI% ý ý. - lof-fri-.i odman's inyour, paper that he can produce thl ibett* ?? in ?? studio than any other. establish- uon%'£: ami .wlllng;.to ~ke' up the, challenge,:and of ,lofforItoý xhow' ýAay~one~hndred (or. any. number -he - Sy? flle). photographe?,of &ny, or. various sie' amest theilte.number from his studio, to be the R ?? of'eoch competitor,.Jadgmqnt to ibe ?eveprib any ...

... I O tff PPSS- Lamb~. - :, T.: ' a: - . f mf . 1 f : d& ,nay i - E * q ,; D ?? Xf :.oulz RMthe PARIS, MA H 19. ' for I p. 'be- InSepteedrn next Franoeewill represent HRappy to p agland Land, and it is to be hoped the piece WUillhvean peu oenty uninterrupledrun. ' The authoritla will not inter. sb whioh ,act it, and the galleries will applaud it; the box si'al -like people will loo} on coldly ...

... 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 ...

... ;, 4 A - II ;bt8 i L ai ~jjW ',ro Queen hasa approevdof thel Appolslaiwi~ 'Don Alfredo Cta la M ,lSo-.0C1UI au ALiverPOIl ,ona j711~,~ ~i hd and Sone ?? 58ei' P.M. March ' to, noon Moarc 8, ?? N1 O oln 4inch fro noon00 to seven P.M1. fall of AP4 of an i o Rev. Robear JaonCuPPS been charged before a ?? Bu Ilaiy- with drunkenness, has received S, letter from the Bishop. of Mancbe5ter. fli ...

... he bt In the House of Commona, yesterday, the Hoy- *h ?? and Birkenhead Rail ?? Tramway Bill was is read a second time. PRI~OzTESAN 1EI~So1rRATION Socis:Ty.-At ~ns. ot nP- irig of the committee of the Liverpool Protestant t- Registration Society, held on lridly evening, in Wilton-street schoolroom, at vhieh there were As proesnt about 40 members, the following reaolu- eh tioa was carried, with ...

... WS. BRIGHT & THE BIRMINGHAM CONSERVATIVES. At a meetlng of the Birzinghin Conservative Worhiog Men's Mutual Improvement Association, held on Saturday night, the secretary read the following letter, which he had reocived fronm Mr. Bright:- 26, Dovertdreeit, London. Feb. 25, 1615. 81r,-l thank you for mending the copy of the spoeoh to which yonr note refers. There are pordone of it with ?? I ...

... I I THE 1.1110 UNIVERSITY BILL I MR. GLADSTON'iE'S CLOSING SPEECH. The concluding portion of the sepeeh in which Mr. Glidstone cloiad the debate on the Irish Univarsity Bill is go important and so olearly expresses the views of the right honourable gantle- man on the poeition assumed by the aoman Catholic episcopate, that we reproduce it from the ?? is said we are'about to pass a bill which ...

... - Mr. Osborne Morgan is to move the r' second reading of the Buriu Bisi to-day, and parties are already arraying them- sw selves to join in the confliot between iO religious equality and religious privilege. The Ministry, we are happy to say, is an the right side, and this fact makes a y mejority in the House of Commons certain. o Mr. Disrseli till lead the Opposition, and, _ true to the ...

... GRIEAT STIAEL .SOUJTH. WALES. . ?? LATEST INTELLIWENOE FROX OUR rijata OWN COO IZLESPONDENTS . ad of- -The RESUMPTION OP .,WORK AT TRE. eived ' DEQAR,A 'SIRHOWY,.lEBBW ~VALE, tions AND BLAINAi:, Hard (FROX Oun NBUxir' nLroPRTH) ?? To -, oUNDY. diby To wards noon YeyhrdaY ruxmours prevailed here to the effect thit the Dowliis colliers wore ?? to E the return to work, along with.,the irorworkers ...

... COAL AND IRON IN T I , . 0 - :. ~ .,STATE t X .1 =a~n of the beet ?? ' ' ,in the Uniited States 's'tursned' outit inthe ,Stjat6eof ho MUryland, and especially ' it the ',4eighbodirlioa of 'T Baltimore. 'atmr a o ecnieei foot, one o h iicpl'mrcnmreeoO1 ohrol Id pg, ordeis 'being: receivedathere, from' Ng~5 all- parts of the Unin ~ ee~sfe wetasa WhO LoIs Thereae1caca funaces in ,Kpry Ask lnnd ...

... (REUTER'S, TELEGR&IS.). FRANC\'E. VEUSAILLES MARCH 23.-To-day, 25 mwembers of the Paris Municipal Council paid a congratulatory visit to M. Thiera. t The Radical members of the Council were I absent. M. Thiers said he would spend the recess in Paris, and recom mended the Ooln- ' ciH to urge forward the reconstruction of ; public buildings. The committee on the reorganisation of c thearnly has ...

... . PROPOSED SCHOOL BOARD F(OR . COWBBIDGE. A & -a I . - m * MnUOd A meeting was hold in the Town-hall at eight efally o'clock on Monday evening east, to cousidor tke thode question of electing a school board for the conjoined I coal parishes of Cowbridge, laniblethian, Yntradowoa, a the and Welsh St. Do ltt's. The Rev. Ths. Eaomondasb retire vicar of Cowbridgeo, took the chair. There wet r ...