... 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 ...

... |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 ...

... '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 ...

... x i v T Sv l g # Of 21 t LI L1e 1-X 1 g S9Ive ,rotpra LEI SIOPE A. I PARLIAMENT. Y etrdy -being Au4eilsioni D)ay the Ilouse of l ords did not. m et. In the :1tlonso of (oniniolls, replying to a qnustion put by Mr. Mactie, the Chancellor oi tle El.chetjiter declined to afford personal Or PielnlialY help to Mr. (leorgo ;;mith in ?? Nineveh explorations. Lord Enfiold said he had bcec informed ...

... I CHE I ae and ?? agoa aentd once ana address called t 3 t*tleon watchmaker and jewell in LiP Of 5 that he wanted to in L I watches for exotg~ an Order for and he selected g to wys sle 4 pofiwsses A~l all the buins r Oha Nte The bill was duly chequ oet ba he stead of Ping cah, sted otbe mentt The drddesmah observe tliatz haoe stwho t, hi ,a thatis strang8er affecthedtbesprog beind reft ed, ...

... -: i HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRID&Y. 5heir Lordshlps met at five o'clock. .. -. ELEMENTARY EDUC&TION ACT. The Elementary Education Provisiorial Order Con- I firmation (No. 3) Bill was read a second time. 1 THE ASHANTEE INVASION. 5 The Earl of LAUDERDALE asked what met- eures have been taken to prevent the Ashanteos gottirg supplies of arms and munitions of war, what number of troops we have on the ...

... FIDAY, MAY =87. FRI 0::''SDAYS MAY 9. 1873. ?? I In the House of Lords last night a series of>; resolutions /brought forward by Lord l I ?? ?? -- OM_- L _ 1!11 b '.PnsDsBDAL reiativet ?? promoted - by.: .gas companies was ?? and agreed to -without a 'division.' There was a. brief debate. 'bearing upon the 'amendment of the Ele- mentary Education ?? the COom- mons the lo HoE SEICaETARY.. in ...

... THE COAL TRAFFIC BY RAILWAY : I TO LONDON FROMI SOUTH WALES. ?? The tonnage of coal sent from South Wales to London during the past month by railway was not so large as in March, but the difference of a few | thoxand tons is easily accountei for, when it is oonsiderea that in March the strike was in f ull force, ' sthi~t there: would be a plentiful supply of work. jmen for the honse-coal ...

... MONNOUTHSHIE, 0HAMBER OF :. I X -AGRIOULTURS. I ?? THE LANDLORD AND TBENANT BILL. *A general meeting of the members of tbis chamber was held yesterday, at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, for the purpose of considering the provisions of. thb Landlord' and Tenant Bill now b3. fore Parliament.' The ohair'was taken by Mr. J. A. Rolls, the, president. There was a irery small fattendance . - ?? : - ...

... THE EDUCATION. QUESTION IN f I -, THE FOREST Of DEAN. 4: E : .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? . , ,, I i J- . ' - 1W .; : lin~ ?? or An influential meeting of thO ratepayers of East V to and West Dean was held in front of the Speech b H House Hotel on Saturday, to cousider the question of providing, in accordance With ?? 1 of Education Aol, suflicient schcol accommodation for la Dean Forest, the deficiency ...

... LA.T- IIATHST ;INTELLIGENC., -: = (3nVT3B'5 TRLE63AMS.) 0:fC. FRANCE. rATIs, :MAy 30.-General Barail is ap. pointed Minister og War. The adjournment of the Assembly for a week at Whitsuntide is conaideredprobable. THE SPANISfl REPUBLIC. B& ARCLONA, MAY 28.-The taxpayers of Eubi having refused to contribute 10,000: douros for thG fortifioation of the palace, the Committee of Defence has ...