... LAST MNIGT'S PARLIAMENT.: 11 ?? a. ,, HOUSE OF LORDS. RESIGNATION OF LORD DERBY. The Earl of DeHnY announced with regret the re- signation of his office as Secretary for Foreign Affairs, but under the present circumstances it was his duty to ibstain from entering into an explanation of the reason. ;e Hstlted, however, that his severance from hid colleagues 'eas not upon any 'difference of ...

... NOMINATION OF GUARD10- fte ?? are. nominated to ?? . The followting are. nominated to serve the oln Guardians for the ensuing year. Th eo k t are menibers of the present bos.-d ;_ M okd tht, NOrETHALETON UIION.-Ainderbyoteopie I T Kirby. A~pkleton Wiske-Robt. EammersOn B r tu Clarket Me v. Seymour R. Coxe. Colcjfyfe' orMntona-G,. Oowcon-Wm. Harker. Sonth Cowitga-Ajifle M hunoa0 Wishe-Win. Ward ...

... | M7Oi XI'NG--, 3 RESS. I ,TJL-DAYS ' LONDON .FPAPERS, Sat MERCUR1Y-OFFICESactwday,¢ 5 a.m, dui .DEMANDED EXPULSION OF isf THE BRITISf FLEET. il (STANDARD TELMGRAW.) bet CONSTANTINOPLE, Wednesday.-M. Nelidoffhas addressed- a Note to the Porte demanding the I dismissal from Constantinople of the Pnglish to fleet. The Minister for Foreign Affairs old has communicated this letter to Mr. Layard, ...

... THE LINCOLNSIIIRE HANDICAP. WEDNESDAY, The LINCOLNSHIIREI HANDICAP of 1,000 s8v8., added to ib Svvesptiakes of 20. each, 10 ft.; and 3 if declared ; winner o(f any rice after January 23, 71b. ; of twii, or one valise 200 soVS., 1°lb. extra; second to receive 50 'ovs., and third to save stake. Aboat one nubil strai-ht. 122 subs., 34 of whom declared. 7 12 Mr. R. Peck's Kalei:]oscopeby Speculum- ...

... Di5trict News.- I ? ? I tic Te Clf ridge Com4any'& comimittee~ me-t;. AtV-7i Scarboro', on .Tuesday, for' the purposa of opening and T considering the' tenrders, seu nt. fox tlhe.'.ivvork 'Of the a third cdontract, which embraee th aiwiuli t No decision was arrived at, -ansi the e~uoimttee ~ad- n ijeuriied. *A~ large numbee'of the member:s ofi the i2nd Northh Yoirkshire Attilltir, Vdtntfor ...

... , THE NEW PRENOH CUSTOMS . I I TARIUFF. * * - (fnQ5 aug. owx0 Co =)tro==if) P.&us, Wednesday. The course of pommeroial legislation does not: hold, out-very bright hopes for believers in Free Trade principles. We hear that the Italian Government has refused all so-called concessions in this direction mn the proposed Treaty with England, and the new general tariff presented to the French ...

... iM IS CELL AN E OTJT Sel I1 _ e THll TESTIMONIAL TO MRt. HESxhB, LATE MY. The -following reply from Mir. J. NV. Henllev, lite M.P., has: been forwardeu to Sir Henry Dasltwood, Bart., the chdirmnau of -the meeting recentlv held to present 'the right lon. gentleman with a testisonial 012 his retirement from the county.:- Dear Sir Henry,-I am sorry to be l obliged to use another's hands to ...

... REPORT ON THE SURVIVORS FROM THE WRECK OF Tah EURYDICE. A little before 7 p.m. on Sunday evening I wae taken on board the schooner Emma, lying in Veutnor Bay, and was shown down into the cabin. There I found Mr. Moreton; he had arrived some time before me, and was working very hard and enthusiastically to restore anima- tion in the body of Lieutenant Tabor, which lay on the floor in front of ...

... I ocai itelutdilice. We are compelled to hold over this morning several reports of meetings, telegrams, &c.' - THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.-Tihe Rev. Mr. Kr6Dnig purposes delivering a'sermnon on this topic on Surnday evening at St. Barnabas' Parish Church, Hessle-road. WVe understand that, on the invitation of the Rural Dean, his Grace the AIchbishop of York will hold his next ofidination'in Holy ...

... VRBAT EASTERN -RAILWAY- (NORTHERN EXTrENSION) BILL. * - HousE o' Co~rsroxs, Friday. Major O'REsIY and the Seloct Committee, Colonel ExrnAEn, Colonel Drenv, and Mr. TmmAryid, reassembled In room No. 1 thismorning, and proceeded to hear further evidence agaiinst this bill. .Mr. T. Clarke, tanner, and Deputy-Mayor of Doncaster, said that the Corporation had 2,000 or 3,000 acres roun. the town. ...

... THE CATTLE DI6EASE (CONTAGION5 BILL. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. Gsaynrcirr--I should esteem it a great favour if you Bill kindly permit ide to make a few remarks on the dis- et~ii3uon~hich took place between the-mbmnberb of tbe deputationand the luke of.ficbmord on the 23rd inJAY, in reference to this bill. It is reported that Mr. Whitehead, of Leeds, stated- As to the importation ...

... THE HULL, DOCKS BILL. _ I [Vtaosr OUR OWN CORRESPONDEN T.] The case for the Hull Corporation is procqeling 1 satisfactorily. Very telling evidence has been giveni by o the Mayor and Aldermen Wells and Willows, showing n that the Corporation have behaved in times past with s great liberality to the Dock Company, and that the a proceedings to obtain au injunction were tnost inlproper P onl the ...