... PARLIAMENT,_LAST NIGHT. [PRnsS ASSOcATriON TELEGRAM.] 11OUXE OF L1ORD$. 3 Tho Lord Channellor took his seat rt ive o*clook. VOLljNTEElt CORPS (IRELAND) BILL. This bill wvns brou7ght from the Commons, and read a S first thile. T WVORhMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL. Y The ?? CHsANwLnao01esgainaulsealed to Lord De la | M arr to positpono tile secon, readilig of ?? bill. TrhO l Covernment ivere not yet ...

... The following are the rulsc for the appointment of natives of India, under 33 Vict., cap. 3, sec. l;, to oflices ordinarily hold by membors of her iajesty's Covenanted Civil Service in India - 1. Each local government mnay normnate persons who aro natives of India within tho meaniag of the said Act for employmelnt in her lilnesty's Covennnted Civil Service in India within the territories ...

... .- ?? I t6 Alr t1'IVDEPE1VD~NV' IU.MEMISE.) LoNDON, Friday. 'l',ITEVEMT excuse may have been pleaded for the Irisl nienilers as against Sir Staffordt North- rote last Ieek, none snrely can be offered for the g.r ;i wlhlich they have behaved this weelk with r1 to the A rlyv Regulation B~ill. In orrder that 3 irreader3 ay clearly understanid the quality of to oppositiont which has been olibred ...

... The following forecasts of the wealher dsring the enssirrn twventy.foar bours were prepnared at tilo ?? 0)ALi Yesteriaiy evening:- Dlbrllltl~~s, FoRECASTSi. 0. SO c~trrld, ?? (Northerly windsj, modereate to fredo; ceol 1. siotflwl, E ?? I anid dlouly; soame shoewers. 2, Englaols, .E. .INortherly winds; (luIl; cold* ?? . . En ell , it ?? roine rain. 4. Alid. Counties ..INortliwesterly breezes; ...

... THE QUEEN'S PIRIE. CAMP, Tuesday E vening. Just; at the trime when everybody is wislhing for fair weather, Mr. Steward issued a return shoaving bowy truly daimp and miserable it hass been at this meeting. ?? to to-day there hlas been, one lush snore rainfall than during the corresponding period of last year ; andi so far ais thle temperatue is concerned. (hiring the firsat eight days ili i1876 ...

... NEW7S OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, thle Sale of t} Food and Drues Act (1S75) Amendment Bill was fi read a second time. On the motion for going into d, Committeo on the Public Mealth Act (175) cc Amendment (intermonts) Bill, the Earl of Ki~nrDr- Ile ELY opposed it, and moved that the House should th resolvo itself into Committee on that day three ti, months. After a brief ...

... at AtS The Ninclleescth Ceaturiy. [London: C. Nogan Fonl en. anid Oo.]-Lifo is very ''full of essirioauscses' to lisa Nine- ics tact-cl Ceeiusrj this month. Among nil its thirteen bdite kid. articles no placeo lins beenfeenil for history orliliterdtuiro of he- Proper, hut all is given up to political eronomy, acid other 'her doa pelitloal. or quasi-political topics, important doubtless, but ...

... AND JOURNAL. a.= ?? - = - ?? - I THURSDAY, JULY 24, i9. NE-WS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, in reply to a question by Lord TRuito as to wlihthier lher 31AJESry'S Government had any news from the Cape, Lord BuRa read the telegram from Major- geileral CLIFroiRt anllnouncing a decisive British victory at Ulundi, -which appears in another column. The East India Raihvly Bill3 ...

... ADDRESSES AT THE ORATORY. Yesterday was the speech-day of the school connecte) with dile Oratory of St. Philip Neri, Edgbastorn, when the prizes were distributed to the successful pupils by lia Eminlence Cardinal Newman. The occasion was taken, advantage of ta present addresses to the Cardinal, con, gra~tulatiiig 1dot upon his elevation to the Sacred C~ollege. There was a larao attendance of' ...

... THE LATE BDifrINGUHAII 1ORNING NiEW rS In the Common Pleas Division of the Iligh Court oif IC. Justice, yesterday, tho case of CarIton s. SEinunders was nientioned befero r ord Coleridge. 'lhe plaintitr was Mr. Jaimes Canrito, of KDinchest r, and the defendant ATr. Willinjr, Saniders, proprietor of tihe Central News, I London. The action waS institated to recover dalainges , for breach of ...

... WIARIYICKSHIRE TENANT FARMERS' ASSOCIATI ON. An adjourned nieeting of the members of this associa- tion was ell yesterday afternoon, in thle Town Hall, Rugby. Owing, perhaps, to wevt of publicity, the meet- ing was rather thinly attbeided. Mr. N. Stilgos, tito chnirman, presided; acid amongst those present were Jir\. Wood, vice-clhnirmaan ; MIr, Over, secretary; Messrs. Jno. Piichrmis (fIugby ...

... THE VOLUNTEER ENCAMIPMENT AT SANDWELL PARK. Yesterday, at ten o'clock, tho assembly sounded, and the battalion having been formed into a Square, Colonel Bustace called to the front the winners at the recent county competition, and compli- mented them on having won above £100. in prizes. The battalion thea formed column, the advance- guaard nader the command of Captain Bullock, the main body by ...