... th BEVRULEY. die RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY.-A r.i eting of very this authority was held at the workhouse, Beverley, im. on Wednesday, under the presidency -f Mr. D. ed- Burton. A letter was read from the Loeal Govern. bad ment Board, stating that fever was reorted at he South Cave, and they desired to be furniehed with sner information on the subject. The clerk rcal a reply LOedwhich he had ...

... LOCAL AN&D GENERAL. SUNDAY AFTERNOON LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE The ley. IV. Cunningham, B.A., of Cambridge, who is announced to deliver all afternoon lecture to-morrow at St. John the Evangelist's Church, Swoet-street West, Holbeek, Leeds, has already given the first of a series of similar addresses at Itipleyville, Bradford. Last Sunday the subject of the 1ev. Geutleman's lecture was ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL, The MDTerlis nnd Milrobiones, of Rip-n and the Enrl do Grey have arrived at their residence in Carlton- gardens from Studley Itoyal. VirSO-ctoit Hol]DIley is esuffol'rg from an attack of pleriusy. His illness is, however, not of a sorious form. We ha-e to annooumce the death of Mrs. Lane Fox, wiho died at her residence in Groat Stanhopestreet, Pnlk-lane, betweenu nine and ...

... THE TICIHDORNE DOLE. During the(, course of thle great Tichiborne trial if. will be reenailutbred that Qll allusion wcas made, ill tIne! evidence of legl,- Ioto thle Dole Pictur,'a i anigwhich haling in the dining-room of Tie re os, ersenting thle (listrilbotiesi of the. Dole, ?? inl the year Iti7t. 'J'le custom, wh'ic wsa an aloews cti- icited in tile early pact of the twelfth ceniturdrnth ...

... flESTORATION OF ALMONDBURY CHICURC01H1. The wvork of restorilg the ancient church at Almond- liurV thich is 51ipniosed to be ?? with J1riejstsll and FoUiltains Abbey, has been in pirogrss for a considerable period, anld much of it has been done, though tl gsrl(t deili still remnainis to be done to complete the work. Trwo new hells to thle old peal of six have becn added, the eloecl has been L ...

... SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE, (BY PRivA TELEGRAEH.) LoNDoN, Taesday Night. Though the new Parliament will formally assemble on Thlurday, the session, properly so called, will not commence for at least a fortnight thereafter. There arc a number of preliminary details to be got through before the administrative work of the year can be begun, and these in their main fcatnres have no interest whatever ...

... PlrOFESSOR SEELEY ON GERMANY. Yesterday evening rr~ofessorT JE . SscxLnv, Md.A., Cafm- buidge, delivered the second of two lectures on Tie Regeneration of Germany and the Baron von Stain, to thesnnier Of the Philosophical Society, iii tha Hall, Park-row. There was a large attendane. The lecturer said he believed that of all extraordinary circumstances, these which contributed most to mlke ...

... PROFESSOR FERRIER ON BRAIN FUNCTIONS, Last night's lecture in the Philosophical Hall was de- livered by Professor Ferrier, on the Localisation of the Functions of the Brain. Owing to the interest of the subject, and the striking originality of tice experiments made by Dr. Fersier in his investigations, thers was a crowded attendance, including a large number of medical gentlemen. Mr. Imn ...

... LOCAL AiUTD GENE6tALt, AI1. VOTES OP Y(SKitIItIttf 211 NIERtt~tS,-An flit' ThOus o~f Contiucete)., on1 WriL-i. I ISlay, H I ro~ vote~d for tie- a -eutLI crieding, of Sir Cliares- DWke's btill to, extend the hoar.;O pollilg at i'entrnimentsry elections from four to eight at Li0!At ( It) i-. C-aelcrA. L~Ord ?? CalvesidishI, Mr. 13 i-his, lis'. 1-'ierti, Eail do, Line, Mr. Loutheit, Pin. Leeunimi ...

... TIHE WEATHER. \1V:p?)NT.SDAY.-Brmnoietsical Ipressure liftos O(W beguin to give waly solmiewinatat ?? Stations nail over the North Sea, but elseteitore very little cli.ilga is sported. ' ho grai(iicut from Shields to Stornoway is U0UG i. iper 50 mailes. Temipernture hats again riscd Slightly in the N., but fallen iai the S.E., most at Cambridge, where Ia hait frost prevails, Scarcely tiy ...

... Mary A-m Loder writes to the BLo :- HavilLn r' . the correspondence of the Orton family, I am ?? to ask for a space in your columns, for it is but due to Charles Orton (let him be what he may) to say that in thin vile attempt at fraud he was no guilty party beyond that at first he denied his brother, and the statements weror already prepared, and that he was almost forced to sign theme; but no ...

... MR. CHILDERhS, M.P., AND THE WOREING MEN OF PONTEFRACT. Mr. Childers, Mir, in reply to an address, which has appeared in tle Aercircy, Iroml the Pontefract 'Working Men's' Lib.eral Association, congratulating him on his sevceth retnrn to Parliamect for the borough, writes as foliowis: Bedwell Park, Hatfield, March 9th, 1871. Gentlemen,-It has givean mo ths greatest pleasore to receive the ...