... LLATEST T iEWS.1 [Retfei's Telegzrams, per Press Assodiationl THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL CRISIS. VERSAILLES, MAY 21. In to-day's sitting the National Assembly took a proposal into consideration for appointing a coin- mittee of enquiry into the present state of affairs in Algeria. .VERSAILLES, MAY 21 (10.30 p.m.) Almnost all tho.difliculties in the way of forming aL Cabinet were remove1 at a ...

... I 1NCREASED FEES AT RUGBY SCHOo. 1 The following letter appears in the Tises:-Sir, The first fruit of Dr. Jex Blake'a headmastership, now only a few weeks old, is the issue of the enclosed notices that the sphool charges are raised directly about 25 per cent., and indirectly a further 2 or 3 per oent,, in consequence of payments being required in advance. The grounds sug- gested for the ...

... IN PARLIAMENT. [BY AiV ZD,*PbriND a 2'X rktixf1 Loimoi. Friday Evening. spn what promised. to be one of the most urtevehntfill ,eings of the session, itht Monday tb wit, the 1,uSe -was suddenly startled by the sound of the ord ' privilege, and by the rising of a member ,n the front bench below the gangway on the 1pOsition side who had .a grievance. the very 0eration of privilege, especially ...

... NAT. IONAL TmIAP SHOW AT ASTON. The annual exhibition of the Royal National Tulip Show, established at Manchesterafew years ago, wias held yesterday, at the Aston Lower Grounds. The exhibition, as regards the number, variety, and quality of the blooms! shownII, was fully equal to the excellent shoe' of last year, which was held at the same plac. The merits of the society's exhibitions appear ...

... Yesterd-a afternoon a doplutation fromu tb5 Licensed Victuallers National Defence League Waited upon Mr. A. S. Hill. M.P. for West StIffelrd shire, with reference to the new Licensing Lill of the Government. Thle deputation ?? of fir Candelet, of Manchester, the secretary of the associotj01. Mar. Willcock, chairmanan of the Wolverlaainpton Licenssj Vietuallers' Association SIr. Barrow, ...

... CORRESPONDENCE'i-- NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. # *tters il- -t ^. 'nl!{or s, uws tricao~s lmust ir a toespt a'sid b: ral nalty as-i am, aqs oD thA lvspit-, ?? 11 a ssasr'iy for ),tt'fccai,n2, I'uct 'or 1t7 injosrintiorloh 0A Ehlator. C0r -sone t lts tJ,`0 Y 't isau s-s-cial valu umon, theti rott- re' -etwiotw ?? §eco co )i '3 of t0t0m, aes 20 canot uader-. tate to r twrn t1enr -ed conh t'j ...

... DISTRICT NDWS DUDLEY.- COLLOTTY FATALnrr.-On Saturday evening Mr. WaUt4f doputy-croner, hold an inquest en the body of Thomm Wille s' a collier lately employed at Measr. Hingley's Lower wnlr Pit. On the 20th inst. Willetta was coming up the shaft with cme tlrmber EIn a bowk or skip wher by some rsssmassagernsne the end of one of the pieces of timber cught the guide and swung the bowk backwards ...

... HOW LABOURERS APE HOUSED IN I SUFFOLK. The special correspondent of the Times has hoot niaking enquiries as to the condition of the dwellimnS of the agri- cultural laboarers in some parts of Suffolk and thoes- ore some of the results of 1is enquiries. Tihe ?? given refer to eight parishes in the Hoxne Union - In Mendham there are six cottages 1 each With two bed rooms, and the number of ...

... coRRESPONDENCE. I NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. APIX,,intendea for publication must e accon7afwped by U care and address of the eriter, Mot n -cpssavry for Lccatien but for the ?? of the Odaor. Ps~pOesdeatS go set anti spcci value epon teut corm- ,55sctu gn tmst~8 *an cie' ofthema, as w5 cannot under- t~~oeuoturnh ?? CO~tiF}UlOflU x'Dim, Salop.-It is legal to do so. ,Subsribor, B N. -You tmust ...

... V, ~iAD JOURNalg T ! AND JOUBXA4 WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1874. The rumoured peerage for Prince ARTnuiz is confirmed by the London Gazette, which announces that his Royal Highness will be raised to the peerage of the United Kingdom, by the titles of Duke of CONNAUGHTn and of STRATHEARN and Earl of SussEx. King Korrn,'s umbrella has been transferred from, Windsor Castle to the South Kensingtonl ...

... CHWTB, ITY A.M.O. AT flQU I -:(IM The Anznl Mumable COoumittee of the Mainchester Unit7 of Odd :e;sowa, 'yjstday mog, ?? 1 Blols . Surrey, b~d vwill' ut sthere dtiy'durling the ?? wreek to ?? tho business coiineeted wiith the tfs4ty, oi which the' A.DM.C. 'i tlie ?? 'ohernei The pr sontenoeti ti very numnoroilsl attonded, n then '35 deegates ha1if 1een ?? 0 the varioua dietrito enitlbled' to ...

... I THE AG-RICULTURAL LOCK-OUT. We have already reported that the lock-out of agricul- tural labourers in Lincolnshire had been arranged, through the exertions of Mr. S. Morley and Mr. G. Dixon. The following cdminunioation in reference to the matter was published in the London lsapors yenterday.- Sir,-As public attention is being directed with inareas- inc interest to the important subject of ...