... MR, E. N. PHILIPS, M.P., ON XHIG11R EDUCATION. Oh Thursday Mr. B. N. Philips, ir.P., prodesid at the distribution of prizes to the successful students ?? iug the science 'and art classes connected with the Bun Athenaeum, which took place in the large hall of thnt institution. There were also present Colonel d. 0 Walker, M.P., Mr. Alderman Duckworth, Mr. S Knowles, and other gentlemen. The ...

... I' TIM EK'ET9RY OF PARLIAMENT. i I~~wet~7 (BY AN DrSIBBE.) - -* LoNDOrr, MoSWAw EvENINM. There were some Earn indicatio1s in the sits Of Ith House at the outset of business to-night that for some memabers as all eventz the Whitstftide holldby5 have already. o o. ut the circums e that diirbg athe ..u of an houk after the Speaker took the ohsir there w*as as lsual only A ,few omezbez in the ...

... I - LOCAL a lire I elm glad to hear that the D x satiefactorily. The Arta Clab t~ ah i thbe wvas the original design Of the Bra0d Odetl ?? meaa Of nterooxl ee. b .t.T ' Itheviz f ed, literary, and muesial professiona, ?? o a kind the Brazencao had la, oe 4ed to in a sufficiently coomprehslen 0 j stes l ire. Arts & ordial ?? sot.y~ti to gentlemen havesignified tie' l, r hat there is a ...

... tOOAL ,NOTES.: There will be a grand let-to at the South-Eastrn .meeting today. The reent exchanges of cour- tesies through the piees have 'made it evidentthat this time :t is to be war to the death. Mr. Hugh aon,1 hear, intendn to be present at the meeting- for the Bft time,:I bliaeve, in his life.-ad to speak in favour of the policy of Ves800. Bibby, Bae6on, and Bcley, 'and the mjorityo the ...

... I DESTRUMTIDE FrIRE IN MANCHESTER. On Wednecduy morniner .h rsly befoie live o'olock, a Jire broke out i ttbe upper puir o1 hiarket-strcat, which provea to be ono uft thei Inoet deatrcuodivi irhich h5as talien place in lanahestor for suome years. T The Gre broke out in the luwer portion of bueildings, btv.eea! \uniiitain-street and Weoa Mosley-atreat, and exacsly OpyOiite the Augel fHotel, ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. FOREIGN. Prince BISMARCK has laid before the German a Federal Oounoil a bill authorisiug the Imperial Governmenit, with the assent of the Federal C Counoil and Imperial Parliament, to levy the N duties proposed in the Tariff Bill without waiting until that measure shall have been I passed. c Another difficulty appears to have arisen with a regard to the administration of ...

... CHORLTON BOARD OF GUABD&NS. I - -, - - -. I The weekly meeting of the Chorlton Board of Guardians was held yesterdayt in the Boardroom, Grosvenor Square; Mr. Chsa. Cutting ?? Clerk (Mr. Edgill) stated that on Monday last an order for relief was made on behalf of a man. whose name he would not mention, and who, with his famlily, lived in Derby-stroet, Hyde Road. The money was paid over, but had ...

... I I ' £bttea ; Five Jbodipee have been recovered from Diman' Colliery, leaving 55 in the mine. H Father Hiayointhe contradiots the reportof his havidk petitioned the Chanbers for State recognition. The Becord deeply regrets to learn that T Viscount Bnry heir to the earidom of Albemarle, was di received into tie Romish Church on Easter Sunday. Vl FAGGOT VOTEBS.-The Scotsmnan gives a list . of ...

... LIDERALISM IN SALFORD. I I A meeting was held ?? in Queen sigestet lettuo 8lord, to celebrate the opening of a now a0 ?? in Greengate. The club, of which.Xr~.W. c, Rough in tbae President, barn been established in temin. Porary prmie,.but Its Prospects are of a character 1, ,Which jastify the hope that at no dintant period a per. 3E manient s ad more spacious building will be noeesry t for the ...

... I ^ asellanou5I Two childrex. were burn hin TLodon .T on Sunday through their isre iito . . they woere laying with fire. is The 6ar~man barque Tribe Deu was caught by Go a, squall and wrecked in the Frith of Forth on Monday y4 ?? The crew were saved, but the vessel ia breaking S up, and will probably become a total wreck. *At the Meeting. of the Vdinburgh -Town. of Council, On Tcesday, it ...

... : BETTER No. OXY. A SCOTTISH COURT . CHRISTIAN. A progeoution has for some time PA been caried on in the 'Synod of the United PresbY- terian Church against the ev. Divid Maoraq, of.Gourook, and the final sentence of the Synod is expected too be pronounced in the course of next week. Mr. Macrae is charged . with preaching doctrines on the subject of fhture punishment which are contrary to ...

... BLECTION NEWS. BET. ~UGH eAUSON ANSI THlE seRE~trSENTATION or Wer( A.H NADELE. theG O Tes aync aggregate meeting of the Liberals1 fries of Ashton-undor.LyflO was held in the large room ofa1 the Albion Schoofe, for the putpose Of receiving a, Soul r-eport from the esecutive committee %tof the ?? he u Association relp~eotragthe ?? h oOuh, gini and the -reply of Mr. Hligh Mason to the ...