... VALUATI![ON OF PROaERTY BMIL nho bill ictrodueed by the Presided of the Lol Goversment was ike yesterday, It provides that from the peksing of the AAt the poor rate shall extend to land used for a plantation or w wood, or for the growth of sale- able underwood; also to rights of fowling, of shooting, of taking or killing geiem or rabbits, and of fishing, when severed from the occupation of the ...

... ?? .[PRSS AISOCIAflOW TZLUGRAM.] HTO USE OP LORDS. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'cloek, and shortly afterwards announced that he proposed to fix the second reading of the Supreme Court of. Judicature Act for Monday, the 1st of June. CHURCH PATRONAGE IN SCOTLAND. The Duke of RircemoNct rose to call attention to the state of Church patronage in Scotland, the qsestion of the ...

... Own DO&lAT voIrmuOpoxi02Ze, CHuncH DipipxmuxNcX-The Pos 5sys :-The Public Worship Bekuiation Bill passed its second reading on mopday night in the House of Lords without a division, qfter a debhte of considerable interest extending over nearly seven hours. Although no one approved of the Bill as it stood, there aws .a tolerably general conviction tbailegislstiou of eome kind was necessary; and ...

... Mr Richard Edgar does not fail to bring down on himself the contempt of all honest avid virtuous auditors, by his faithful dis- charge of the ungracious task of impersonating the repulsive character of Uriah Heep.-Exa iascr, November 14th, 1S73. Mr Edgar's Uriah Neep deserves also a avord of praise. Ile was as 'umable as 'ulable, and gave fittingrepulsivenless to the secotid villaill of the ...

... Tural Capia. - TUE FRED LIBRARY QUESTION is not yet laid at rest, although Mr. LEECH and Mr. HoasoN have arrived at a mutual understanding respecting the means by which Mr. BAss's donation is to be made serviceable. Un- reasonable as it may appear for anyone to express a doubt as to the wisdom of schemes which have been approved of by such an infallible authority, it will be seen from a letter ...

... THE DUKE OF RUTLAND ON THE LOCK- OTr. I The Duke of Rutland has issued the following circular to i d the labourers ou his Cheveley cstate:- Bute House, Campden-hill, f r *- Kensington, WV., May 8. My Friends-I have but little hope of being able to t settle the unfortunate differences betweeln you and your em- t :t ployers, but I should he truly ghld if I could in any Way I f assist in ...

... WESLEYAN DISTRICT MvFEETINGS. LEEDS. Business was resumed yesterday morning at Wakefield, when the choapl affaira of the district ?? examiaod, and the trust estates were pronounced to be generally in a satisfactory condition. There is an increase of ten m the number of separate trusts, the total this year being 241. The amount of debt reported is £62,006, as against £48,472. This appearsto be ...

... A NEW ARTE4RY FOR BRADFORD, tNorothfare, twentay yoman ies ana nseally atmie hang, I contemplated by the former company, have enabled the Corporation to ohtian concessiorls that may lead to thle I openiffg out of a now sltreet, twenltv yards wide, up' the ; Iowlinig vralley. The ulifliceltieS are however, fecat, and the expense of penfetrtingll tbrough tire 11 crrusP of costly I lurldhigis ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTIN kND DEATHS IN THE BOROUGH OF LED' 1Wm WEER, 187.4. Bruthe. Dfsloi:. I. eiticsand boroughs. q, T i t -1 ~~~1 2 e Iemdon (1teau, ?? 300,701 2,2341 295a I44 4 1, - Ivye ?? 0610,440 l3u 42. .-,I N (8lf=(U h r _ ?? S,35 SM 2i: 2'i, _, boreng I.132,06$ 4 ,; ?, j 'j Birzeingbam~borneush. : 00,I 274 !1,4 G 6 - LEEDS (boroulgh.Gce.) .. 25,708 217 1.446 144 ShefleId )boronsgh) ?? ...

... TH3 EMMA SILVER MINE AnNUAL Mzr.nG-RMlGNaTIoW.Or TE COHAfI!MAN. rg; The annual meeting -of the shareholders of the. m. (Etmma Silver Mine Company was held yesterday in the Cannon Street Botel, London-Mr George{ Anderson, M.,j presiding. The report of the hi- I directors, a full abstract of which has already I appeared in the Herddl having been submitted,' aet The CIRHEmAN said he had very ...

... or-mof)x. I . I Oad I~ r tlaliNAL OouwtAt ti .dy d&04 -bMr Sherniff Smitha ?? isnamed - ha tfor i, was aenG~ n ays' imnprivas ehfttor haB ig on the i~~s, -hil Eft~ Breitst, struceka rrd aned Chrles Sc0 n the itke, tc ke sof lit person; Tho ^ k' FaWas &gp-r be saix previo YAL-Mt OIN o in; em aa THOAIMN R XYAI ,'--MrPCIPI! e Monday night the ?? ed to hflowiV4, oat~the eccasitsi o the clqoa ...

... THE CZAR IN LOMN)N. Shortly before II oclock in Saturday morning the Emperor of Ruuoia, accomipanied by the Grand Duke Alexis and Ccunt Adlerberg, and attended by Viscount Torrington, equerry in waiting, left Buckingham Palace in a close carriage and pair and drove to Charing Cro0e, where they took train for Chieleburst to pay a visit to the Empress Rugenie. On arriving at Chislehurst at 11.45 ...