... ! IMPERIAL PAtLIAM-ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. FiDnpy.-Indian, Prinicipalities.-Lord Stanley moved that cewtain cmeie of dieputod eneceseico to Indian Principalitiea should be decided by the Judicial Coa-. tuittee of the Privy Council. Viscount Cranbrook opposedithe motion, which was negatited. MoiAY.-AUrariam ' Crime in Ireland.-Lord Oran. more and Browhe moved for returns of all peosans .receiving ...

... MEETING OF THU, GUAR~DIANS. The ordinary meeting of this body was held at the Workhouse yesterday week, when the following members were present :-Revs. W. Venablea Wil. liama (in the chair), D. Baukek Prrce, J. D. Jones, aud D. M. Thomas, and AfMssrs Thomas Parry, J. T. Rayues, l. E. Davies, J. Portpr, B. R Diiries, J. Robert, W. Jonesanad D)vidt Willianmc-The minutes of the proceedings at the ...

... PRISSERMeNTa AND APPOINTMETS.-Rev. William Crawford Bromehead; chaplain in ordinary at Kenaing- ton Palace. Ven. F. R. Chapman, rector of Stowlang. toft, Suffilk, and arobduacou of Sudbury; canou of Ely. Rev. Alfred Clementson, M,A.; vicar of Lechlade, Rev, William Collins, curate of Watton ; rector of Nunning. ton. Rev. Francis Crawford, LL.D.; rector of Milton Bryant. Rev. Benjamin Smith' ...

... OasEquies.-The funeral of Mrs. Evans, Bryngolau, took place on Monday last, and was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. TuIEScaooxcnE 'TRtY,-Thie schooner sailed on Satur- day for Quebec. Captain Hughes, of Swift square, is in command. Most of the crew are natives of Eolybead, Scuouor TnasvTs.-lFollowiog the practice of former years, the various Nonconformists Sabbath schools ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Fnixm,Y,-Isir University Bill.-Lord Oranmore aud Browne moved that the Irish University Bill be referred to a committee that day three months -the formal way of moving the rejection of the measure.- Earl Granville, however, expressed a hope that the Bill would be sent to the House of Commons, where the feeling of the Irish people was more truly represented. -The Bill then ...

... CORR! SPONDENCE. CommuntcaftWis orust be legi&ly writte' in inri, and on one zi Ic of the paus onhit. 1/Icy asst be authenticated bu the namle alui addreys of the ulriter, not ?? forypsblicatiJ n, but as a guareaoitee of good faith. We cen7tot ?? to retaua Comitmatkcationa of which we do not arailt oursctves, We caneenot bc ?? jol. tie opi niaoserp! essed by our ee,'rrpeoadents. CROMLECHS Sxma ...

... GLEANINGtS. UTILISrx(i NIAGAIA .FALLS9-Sir William Thomp-on saidhe wis of opinion that a great deel of natural energy WiCh was now lost might be advantageously emnployed in tbe future to lighting and manufactures. There wae a deal of energy in waterfalls, In the future, rio doubt, such falls as the Falls of Niagara would be extensively used-indeed, ha believed the Falls of Niagara would in ...

... REMa._ A SPECIAL TRAIN left Rhyl on Tuesday morning, eon. ieying a large number of passun~erB ' a dby'a ozour Rion to Bala. The exteulion was in oonueoffon with the Welsh and Enrg!ish Presbyterian Sunday schools, OLIVRrt CROMWELL-A lecture was given on Monday evenig by the Rev. Duncan Macgregor, Baptist mibis. ter, dealing with the life and times of Cromwell. The chair wag taksn by Major Penn, ...

... THIE ZULU WAR. i TH.ERECEPriON 1)F SIR GARNET WOLSELEr AT NATAL. r Cape papers received by the Donald Currie steamer 'Conway GaStle' Which ;Lrriveal at Plymouth on Tuesday a morning, contain accounts iof the reception of Sir Garnet Wuleeley at Durblan. The mayor and corpora- tion presented a address welcoming himo and expreesing tbeir (epluon that tier rMajaslk' Governrent could not have ...

... CORRF. sPONDEBNCE. ?,,ut be ljeijtl7y ?,erjetC in ink, and on eoen~il ?? r teattol ?1 itot, pirlesv@lt must be au thntticatfiu O)f!idc of ghe paper ?? eohmiae be tile ?? andl adds C#8 of the writer, not necespa-ity f pdic~t~fl.but a ~ a ?? of yeod faWit. We ?? of WhilcIt cannt undertake to retain eoanuntoat be Qf to/ribl ice do not elail GlLr3CtLCSe-. IWc cannot be n on.tie for tile ...

... DULUELL IAY. Senoon BOARD ?? adj rurned meeting of the Board was held on Friday week. There were pre- sent : essrs El. Lloyd Williuis (chairman), R. W. Wit- lituis (vice- chairman)) Richard J ones, Lewis Williams, J. Ellis (clerk), and William Jones (attendance officer).- Jloliddys,-It was resolved that the holidays for the differeut schools under ?? should commence on the 15th inst., and ...

... TEIE VOLUNTEEnS parade to-day CSaturday) at two o'cloek for battalion drill. Scarlet uniforms to bo worn. Jourx LLOYD V. JOHN CoNwAY,-In this case Mr Conway has witbdrawi, his notice of appeal against the decision of the borough magistrates. . EnTET&INUMITS.-On Monday and two following evenings, Miss Annie Fey and Mr Alexander Fay ap- peared at the Assembly Roomiis. Some of their sleight. of ...