... ,E SI GNATION I OF TMll MINISTRY! ,. OuSt LONDON CORRBSPONDWfT.) London, Midnight. T RF. c o:it ry will learn, without surprise, that at s m eeting of the Cabinet, held yesterday (pfonda:v) afternoon at the private residence of the Prime Minister, Carlton House Terrace, it ,,as rsolved to resign office at once, with - out waiting for the meeting of Parlia- ;Ment. l connection with this ...

... I! MOODY.' MD SANKBYS -EBETINGS INl GLASGOW. A bwe eong1 ation attended the noon Meeting for praye- held yesterday in Wellington Street *U.. Chrh U Moody. in the early part of the X preceedingled thedevotions, and, after prayer, e(xtvounde&briefithe second chapter of Colossians. weet Hour o Prayer having been sung, the imeeting was opened for the remarks of friends. The R rev. Mr Gauit led ...

... 0 DREADFUL COLLISION :| NEAR LINLITHGOW. ! tro. FIFTEEN PEHMNMS ILED 'ND In TWENTY. INJURED. . .it e ?? e a onte of the most Important of Scotch lines sfte of railway there occurred in the early morning entc r yesterday one of the most of the many appalling less, . accidents which have recently startled the and ' country, and alarmed the travelling oomunilty. tew ,t A passe~nger train from ...

... FIRE -IN- JAMAICA STREET. Yesterday afternoon, considerable alarm was .created by fire breaking out' in that block in T course of erection on the east side of Jamaica Nm I Street. The building, which is of four storeye- da in height, has a frontage of between 50 and t0 Jon feet, and the site extends back to Adam's Court 0h4e > Lane-a depth of 120 feet or thereby. The ba,, block is bounded on ...

... CH URCH EXTENSION AND | DRUNKENNESS AT PO.PTOBELLO, The Portobello Pier CompaweY. 't Portobello, 30thb March, 1874. t SiR -In your article of Friday regarding the B Reve. ir Jamieson, church extension, and drunken ress at Portobello, you refer to the Portobeilo Pier PO Company harg folwl- The Pier CompanY of ?? chsge one penny from everybody *bu alt waks on their pier, at the end Of which was ...

... FAI - Io Mnh 1AWOD&~ ~A~E M 1 U*vIdENV.- F obi ?? awford, who, several a- yearn &go, earied a good al of notoriety frori4 Le. the gteek qu ?? ?? wit1 ?? eusionersoaf~oad5 81s FoF5~ss Oil the 1' subject oit te demolition'ca ?? conM 7a ?? tie kbbey. The proy ique id it ist- wefl iow, bongs lto thp Duk o£ Aber- i, corn, whose. family have ?heen ia reeeipt zof the n annual ?? fm ime emoriaI, nd ...

... INTERESTING TO GiWCJ'i'. An interesting point was deciled yestcrIa' It Ut Central Police Court. before Brilie Mnir. :uit' nection with'a case raised under the Aoultersti' Af Food Act. A grocery firm iu Ca'ton .w.; ?? with contravening the Act in oucestion by -Li, z mixture of coffee and chicorj in parseS baan'5 labels setting forth that this is sold a; arn,:iiv ture free from any injurious xtg ...

... THl SCAHWOL BOARD&. *PnSLEY.-A special meeting was held on Mon- day ?? Thomas Coats in the chair. The Clerk i!r MacRobert) submitted a draft of the statutory report, containing statistical information relative to exia' school accommodation, and the proposed erection of new schools to meet the educational requirements of the town. 'The report was approved of, and ordered to be forwarded to the ...

... I r ?, kI. ? :, 11 ORNINICPI'- Z ?THUWMVX - I ?? 3Ur DiagieU spoka o bim c iit at I ?? yesterday,' i.d devoted. M,- - Afw~. M IACabn the greater part of his -address to an Clabo- rate zeply to Mr GIkdstohe'i New Cross spee h. A naurtber of elettions took plad in Scot- land- yesteidsay G&sgosw returned . two [3;berals (Dr Caineroa and ,Mw $eorgo ,IAdersro) and one Conservative (r Wite. law).: I ...

... I ON NCE OF MIERS' BLEGATES. i A 'ekiswii? qnfpr;i:&eb mIiers' delegates.Avas :eldIWAI1sPK' 1'inpe3 ?? 1!&el Ater4ay ?? 'lia'. -Mf pp . . , ,i ! anno keihwtt 1b ieS eleeS ?? F PIsIthe dteto t mWbIetfdthidme* ' et,. s OA i, pjjg¶ ,dbesdlt5e bethat. b6krI Mijn U 1 ? in the great ?? eectilo. atritmph e at every niiei had been solong assoyt¶4wltb em, andhad done r mihuch goeod r thsp- eahea.) B ...

... ELEC2'ION NSW~S. N4ewc&.n.i,-The election of a Member o' u'aliament for the seat rendered vacant by the a death of Sir *loseph Cowen, took place yester- W4 day. The cauldidateseare Mr Joseph Cowenson tb of the late member (Radical), and Mr C. F. Elasond ICoaservative). The former gentleman vA hsbsen maainly supportedbythe trade unionists, the teetotallers, the extreme Radicals, and the ye ...

... I MEN IDRO \ED ON THE SUFEOLK P WAoST. !t '1'he lss of five lives is reported from larwich D hroemlig the capshiing of the small boat of the P ?? sopbia o, HiarZich when off Oxford -Ness. p The boat had left the smacks, according to the tl weual CastOIU, for the purpose of riding by its 1. nets tdl they wcre ready for hauling in. The ti masmter, Mr IV. Smith, noticed that the boat was tl a r ...