... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. A NEW UNIVERSITY. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in reply to Mr H. Birley, said that the memorial for a charter to establish a new University in the North of England had been laid before Her Majesty in Council, and referred to a Committee ot the Council, who would advise Her Majesty with respect to granting its prayer. ...

... THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOtIET1Y. ire, and LoNt jON, MONDAY INi;ir. na). The Royal Agricultural Society is more fortuuate first than its contemporasies in regard to weather-. hip), While all the other large associations hare hold an~d their meetings amid swamps and gales, the royal 5by has been fortunate enough apparently to get its Bar troubles over by the admission of the general and public, ...

... 'LETTERS TO m EDITORS, SIGRBOARDS AND PROJECTIONS. agI be Gestlemen,-Would you allow me the privilege to °- say a few words respecting the health comuittees a iai reporttothecouneilontheabovesubject. Paragraph 6 Ily of the report states- fme members of ths deputationi Ie eensidered that a distinction should be drawn between I LOT lamp signs and the ordinary signboards. giving As a he Ireason ...

... THE EUSTON SQUAUli MURDER. In opening the June session of the Central Criminal Court on Monday morning, the Recorder adverted to the Euston Square mystery. He de- tailed the circumstances of the case, and then remarked: Gentlemen, these axe the circumstances under which you will be asked to say whether or not there shall be further inquiry before a potty jury. It seems clear that this lady ...

... ; SPECIAL CORRESPONDENC it (By PRIVATE TELEGRAPH.1 Lo:nox, Monday. The Government secret is now out on the subjeet of a Irish University education, and it will cause as much f surprise as Mr. Cross's announcement of last lYrJ. a nesday that the Cabinet intended to deal with the - question themselves. It is best described as a scheme f for founding in Ireland a University similar to the a ...

... CURRENT TOPICS, -4BIS. ThAcY Tusrwnnmanr is a man of some import. anee-accordingto his own estimate. He has for some years been in correspondence with Lord Beaconafield on the subject of his - (Mr. 'Turnerelli's) merits. 'This gentleman claims to have rendered great services to the 'Conservative-party, and, indeed, to England- and Europe, by his exposure of the designs of' Russia. These ...

... aw t El L, I D Vas seen FIRST ROYAL LANCASUIRE MILTTIA.-The main th all that body of this regiment assembled at Lancaster th ud save yesterday for 21 days' training. About 700 men in loes not assembled. The regiment is under the command oint to of Lieut,-Colonel Shepherd; the colonel being the m i the Son0. F. Stanley, M.P. th military AxIATEUR DuAoATIC PEFlORMANCE.-Last night, - ro begin the ...

... [SPECIALLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE BOOTH WAUHf DAILY NEWS.J It is only after a time that the actual results of pioneer labours become patent to the lookers-on, especially to lookers-on at a distance. It takei some time to lay the gas-pipes, but till that i, done the work makes no show. We feel the truth of this in noticing the comparative east and rapidity with which Mr Petersen, the last-arrived ...

... NEWS FROMIFAIS MEETING OF, BONAPATISTST. (BY -ARUN A 0;M. . (FROM OUR OWF 4OORSPOlIUT.) .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ IBB la N ?? . ;A Bnparist meeting vexheld:ixJ Rober's louse toy. It laste d ftree hours ?? willandis4ilerad, ad, according - t the Pcars, ding tbe 'reading a ddelpatob of tho Emprss:al :frbi X hiselhrartg requesting that the contents -shOrld nsot yet i, Made public.- The esaysth iiosedb -itspeei ...

... COLLISIOS AT SEA. FOUR MEN DROWNED. Intelligence published at New York announces the sinking ot tne oarque neteu. of Dun :ee, bound fr.jin Havannah to New York, from the effects of a collision with another ivssel. Captain Barclay and four seamen are stated to have been drowned. ...

... ANY attempt to settle the Irish University question, or, for that matter, any other question of the typically Irish kind, is almost sure to be instructive if it is nothing else. The Bill intro- duced last night by Lord CAIRNS is no exception to the rule. It will instruct in virtue of the reception which inevitably awaits it; and that perhaps is about all the good it will do. Its advan- ...

... TREDEGAR. A>KIVERSAKY.—On Sunday and Monday tlx 50th anniversary services were held at the fing- lish Baptist Chapel, Church-street, v. here tlie Joseph Dewis is pastor. Amongst its earliest and eloquent supporters were the famous David liiiyt Stephen, and the father of the church, cotMptnt- tivelv, was the renowned Welsh preacher J oil. Phillips Davies, better known as J, t. Davwa. The ...