... Eara.I inteitigence. I ROYAL INerTI'TUTION..On Saturday Mr. R. M. Craven will conclude his lecture on the Jaws and XUDDEt DzATr.-Oa Saturday Rmight Martha Clarkksci, 40 yesrs cld$ wife of John Clarkslott s rgar bo~iler, l;2, Reformi-streeb, after retiring t ?? complained of a pain ia her bireast, and sle died the following morning. CIuLhDRREN BITT9N BY DOGS.-OKD Mouday Ads B ciitt, ...

... THE CLEVELAND MIINERS' STrTR.I ,,Itherc was a, trol ttendonce at Middles'krough 1.CLU yeteda',itd Olme curiosity, was evinced as tothIL 1ilig of the Cleveland Idiliowners' Associationi to be held. Alter brielly dlisru.itig the prtesent V, of matters, a resolutioui was passed ?? tI ownecrs to maintauin the position they have raseszl,, to adjourn for a fortnight, M1incowasr SMake lie of their ...

... O.counr, Saturday. Professor Mounthguc Bernard has definitely resigned the Chair of International Law and Diplomacy which he has held since 1859. His intention toe do so had already been annournced, to the groat and general regret of the Univer- sity. Notice is given that candidates for the Abbott Scholar- sihip may send in their Dames to tho Rev. G. S. Ward, of Msgdalon Hall, on or before ...

... r,.ZAIloNE CAPTIYITY. few 125aim ? tl lll ~ ci I tiiithe morning froml A .1-~ ~C-f bicoli'ii'o y rail to Caimes, Ml it(,i~ ii a icitt Ulilycli fril~ld. 33%zahite. ?? it iii ?? h~d110,1 pernission nearly 'I~ii-i'uili ~l~to mdcicitfltaceis in~ter'vened to tovo ?? nifl! c their onsideration. Thle ec) UVt IIca ofil 1i h beautiful shore o ~ (a.-s through aT series of towns ~iieseplocoO aid itldtful ...

... (By PnVAmv TEHoalrn.) LoNDoN, Thursday Night. The respective dissertations upon literature delivered by Lord Coleridge and Mr. Lowe cannot be regarded as more valuable specimens of criticism than might be heard at various Meochanics' Institates throughout the country. The silver-tongued descendant of the author of 'Remorse is more valuble than profound, and his flights of opinion generally on ...

... . AEjPl(llJIlly. 'I ' i ! P: I: I ? iS I V( T N' ? ?? ?l I t O i'i ?? V ill A t 11, - Ail-iml I ,A ?? i I m ;(I. I ? I I ?? %% 1: i? I i !cft L; I ?(q, I 1;1 St III ? o I! 11, .i :t-ii'i, oat -:1 Ii t lit Wd Ctt, inotllCitiA 1 i ?? tiei Vuxoru i-, io R7, i' t- I1: i vI- iot- ci dO 1Omi 1011 N,'T(v iltt theOR FI ttilitt ti Al; ltlt' Ow Ap Il -'l~ill~lf.~ 'fi ll' r a l'i llII-, At. I iI.I'I ' l ...

... BfULL TOWN COUNCIL. 1 A special meeting of the Council was held on Mon- 5 day, under the presidency of the Mayor. The busi. ness comprised the election of an alderman, and the appointment of a steward of the manor of Tupcoatee and Myton. ALDEBMAN J. LOP, DECEASED. g *Re MAYOR proposed the following:- That this d Council, in recording the death of Mr. Alderman John . Loft, deeires to express ...

... I M.ORNING EXPRESS. TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. ?? OFuI,I , sda.y, 5 a.m. (BY PRIVATE TELEGRAPH.) TIIE VISIT OF THE CZAR. (f~ ?? 4~e M2ornirng 1osr,) GPavRsil)n, Tuoesday, Midnighlt. Oravesend, with no triumphal arches and no prepa- rations for illuminations, is uttorly unlike thc Gravesend of two months ago, when it put on its holiday dress to receive the Duke and Duchess of Edin- burgh. There ...

... TlxI.-.Tlhe Overland mail hai brought isewsq from Cliutti to tho I Tth, aud froill Bombay to the 20th of Apr il. The ilioenlay Gazette in its overllend elditioll says - Sir l~ichard TIe ltlo having assulmed the reins of ilovern- melit ill Bengal has returned amuri to the faminie districts to Ionerviso relief measures. The Yarkanud troaty has )e ii ratified by the AVicoroy. We learn froin ...

... 7e On Tuesday evening a town's meeting, called in ,'accordance with a requisition presented to the lAyor, was held in the Sessions court, to consider the bill . brought forward in Parliament by Mr. C. H. Wilson, Mt M.P., tq prevent the sale of intoxicating driuks on the Sunday- There was a large attendance. y, The TowK CLaRIC (Mr. Roberts) having read the ke requisition-which was signed by ...

... THE DUIRHkM MINERS. REOPENING OF THE DISPUTE. (SPecLar, Taarmana.) The reports which reached Dlrhann yesterday state that nearly all the pits are now laid in. The miners presented themselves yesterday smorning at many of the pits, where notices were affixed stating that they would have to work elevet days per fortnight, and as soon as they read this intimation they refused to start. A band of ...

... MIDLAND R{AILWAY (HUDDERSFIELD, HALIFAX, AND BRADFORD RY.) BILL, AND LONDON AND NORTH - WESTERN AND LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE (HUDDERS- FIELD AND ELLAND) BAILWAY BILL. HoUSE oF Commoas, Wednesday. The Select Committee of the House of Commons on this bill resumed the hearing of evidence on behalf of the promoters of the Midland scheme. Mr. RrIDLEY Was in the chair; and the other members of the ...