... LOCAL AND GENERAL UNITZD METHODIST FkEl ()HURCH, TONG-:ROAD, NXw..WoT .-'The opening services in connection with this newohapel Were concluded on Monday evening, when, after a public tea in the schoolroom there was a meeting in the chapel. The Mayor (Mr. E. E. Carbutt) oceupied the chair, and among the gentlemen on the platform were the Revs. J. Swann Withington, John Myers, Edward Boaden and ...

... THE TRIAL OF VERA 8AtHULITCfl r (YEoM ASN OoCCSIONAL CORESPONDENT OF TILE SaTA, P ST. PETERSBURG, April 1l3th.-The young law v . Sassulitch by name, who some weeks aso Dreis C ?? Trep)off, the St. 1`eterissurgpier r Chief of tbe T'own, was yesterday briugidt up apr before the District Court, under the pres . e Koni. M. Kessel appeared for the Pr555eculn' r Alesandroff for thle deleice. The ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL Comfrssioa or TUE TRACE FOR T1HE 'IS? C ?? 3followving in3aliet ofgetitilemeis whose l~nausea bays recently lusen added to the Commission of the Peace' for thle West Riding biy the Lord Chancellor ,on the recomniendation of tho Lord Lieutenant (Earl Pita- ti williamr) :-Mr.'Thomnas Henry Morris, Thle Lodge, near P Halifax; Mr. William Edwards Hirst, Laeslles Hall1, ...

... ?? etne April 1, 1877, and March Eli 7i 0 xcaequer Eela p i6 WVElUEB AND OTE REC S Et 1Ttl~Ci ;5 Totl 'J Budget eti- into 4te 7 3eelpta hif mate or be E.-be61 ite,0 lo ta inancil amo oorreapondi5 N Yox IBOf At ,II It Period of Was pe r. t*** 9,0 o, l oo Po ?? Ali*l, £ Hu 1Rank ?? 4,816,797 3,826,895 |j an, E iorn. Iue Rua 0000je e d 1,172,863 1,229 . EXP5D, UR Of' OTH.ERd P^a1NT. u au c. 1 o, ...

... I JS v , C b; IA:E J A . ?? A N. '-ETO ?? 11:8 *The. Queen accoxip~aniz by Princess beariee, e~ and aettenided byteod'and '-Ladies of tile-'court is bt HerMajstywil prbaby -esie a ~ukiflghara Palace' lv two or three days~ and returnat the close of the week to Dio MRt. BUTT, M~.P.-Mir. Baitt, M.P., has so arrival- Improved'in health -by his temporary riatiremien tha .h roph isxeotedoto resume ...

... aIGEERAL FORE1GN NEWS.-I 8 .. it .; 2FRANCE. o V:It5AILLFUg,. Monday Eveningi - The ahamber of m tv Deputies to-day 'adopted the Press Amnesty Bill with ti t the amnendrnents made in it by the Senate. The. House ad th cprcedeidedeto thediuion ofthe Budget, and passed uof the Mdit eanded for the President of the R pulilio ei tt dtheinistera, to defray the costs which the EXhi- ar Le bition will ...

... ACCIDENT ON A OOLLIERY RAILWAY NEAR BARNSLEY.' TWO MEN KILLED AND THREE INJURlED. ; About five o'clock - lest night a shocking. accident occurred on a branch line to the Hoyland Silkstone Collieries, resulting in the death of two men, probably fatalinjuries.toathird, and less serious inj uries to two others. It appears that a number of men were engaged in widening the branch line from the ...

... I A ROME RULER AND HIS CoNSTITUENTS. I . I : - . -. ?? As already reported in the Hercury, Mr. Mitchell A Henry, M.P., attended a meeting of his constituents in I Clifden, on Tuesday last. Amongst those on the plat- r form were the Very Rev. Dean M-IMnus, Rev. B. i M'Andrew, P.P., Ballinakill; Rev. J. Maloney, P.P., t t Roundstone; Rov. Mr. Freely,.C.C.; Rev. Mr. Raatigan, r a a.0., Clifden; ...

... i 'THE IRISH SIUNDAY CLOSINU BILL. ,I | 1 -l m _ ?? T_ _ _. 1 _ _L_ ?? d The Timnes ?? by all possible tests, the .9 Irish people, by an overwhelming majority, desire the i, closingofpublic-houses onSundays, and itisamatteron it which they may justly claim to have their own wayv r The bill has been read a second time at so early a v period of the sessione that nothing can prevent its passing ...

... SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE I e (BtY PaiVATE TELEGRAPH.) Th;re was no LONDON, Friday Evenixmg. L Thera was no excitement to-night in either the 3 a House of Lords or the House of Commons. The Upper _ House sat for half an hour, and was chiefly ocoupied with Scoteh bills. But Lord Derby,in answer to Earl 1 ,f Granville, made the important announcement that ha t had wordfrom several sources, which he ...

... A meeting of the association was held on Saturdav afternoon, in the Feversham-street Board School, Brad- ford. Mr. W. JoNs3 (president) occupied the chair. In opening thermeeting healluded to a fevwourrent educational. topics. He had received two letters from Mr. Beaumont Xfub-inspector of factories in this district in regard to one or two points in the Factory Acts affecting the attendance of ...

... 'hn Pnard nf Tradn inanlirv nt T.V Livrnn- intn fl,. 7. The Board of Trade inquiry at Liverpool into the loss of the barque Annie Richmond, at sea, on the 5th October last, through the spontaneous ignition of her cargo of coal, was concluded yesterday, when the Court delivered judgment to the following effect :-In this case the cause of the loss of the vessel was not left in so much obscurity ...