... LPI.RIAL PARLIAMENT. In the I1onse of Iords last night the Marquis of 9alisbury assured Lord Strathedeu and Campbellj th t the Russians would evacuate the Turkish t provThre5 rwithifn ithe ?? time. Tho I'ish d TI'inverasitv Bill as timended Was considered, and, ' aftt-r some conversation, ordered to be read e 3 third titl'. Their lordships adjourned at twonty- IA five miuntee ?? seven. Tu tho ...

... GMIEfTAL POREIGN XWS.. NEW 43mtkMA mralgxta BERI , :uLT 14. The Opetae a8tei of to-day puibslis tI& foltowing appointments :-Hler MiLylhcb, Ministbr of Works, to be Cbi of the Deportient for the Adininistmt16 of , Imperial :Railwrays; ?? Eun, President of the Ijpeia Chancellery, to b6 Siniuier for (lommemc and Trade; Herrtoh Pnttkami~er, Objet President of 6itesi to be Mfinister of Public ...

... By the arrival of the Union Company's Mail steamer Durban at Plymouth yesterday we have advices from Capetown to the 24th June. Oar special letters giving full details of the military operations will be found in another part of our impression. Our Berlin Correspondent telegraphs that public opinion is not a little surprised by the announce- ment that several very important modifications in the ...

... A deplorable taste is that which leads some people to take a delight in listening to, and gloat. ing over, the discomfiture or misfortune of others. Some little time ago the Press was loud in its denunciation of the custom, which became fashionable even amongst ladies, of attending the various courts in the Metropolis when it was known that disclosures of a peculiarly objection- able kind were ...

... COMMON SENSE OF UNSETTLED QOESTIC No l,-HOME RULE. Indefiniteness is, perhaps, the most serious oi the hindrances to just reasoning in politic? certainly there is no question of the day indefiniteness has done so much harm t Home Rule question. Here, however, the is not wi ll the public it is solely of those who have put it forward as a c, Ireland. Mr Justin McCarthy, the lively picturesque ...

... FOREST OF DEAN. AT LITTLEDEAN POLICE-COURT, on MondaY David Pritchard, a collier, of Nailbridge, wa. charged with having, on the night of the 7th July been on premises at Flaxley for an unlawful^ ur pose. Prisoner was caught by a police officer in a yew iree belonging to a Mr Palmer in which fowls were roosting. Two other men were near. and, on finding that their comrade was captured, they ran ...

... LIEUTENANT CARE''S STATEIENT. Writing from Iffaritzbasrg, onr June I5, a corresporndent of tile Drdly ?? says the followine statement with regard to the Prince's death has been made by Lieutenant Careyoy- I I was informed by Colonel Hnarrison, AQ.iI.DG., that the 1'rinoe was to start on June I to aide over the rond selected by me for the advance of the column, for the pur- pose of sclecting a ...

... MR. SPURGEO?N ON THE SUTUATION. On Sunday mong, the pastor of the metropo litan Tabermacle dwelt at Lioe length in his Demon pemour Dnatiuto troubles.ha Retook for hi. tbex the words Of thea-` ill go and return to my place, till they ackit rzge their Offence, ad meek my face; in their a ffictio they wil seek me eavly and,in the course of hls relmk, smid the coontry wea pascing through a tine ...

... KNIGHTO COUNTY COURT. This court was held on Friday, before his Honour Juu;e Cox.-Iewis v. I)a,vies.-Clailn S13 4s, for wages, goods sold, an ( money lent. Mr Stephens, Presteign, appe tred for the defend- ant. Plaintiff an_i defendant, at the time the alleged cause of action arose, were respecti vely a widow and widower, and defendant alleged that he engaged plaintiff to be either his ...

... * SOMETSf~ ABOUT HAIK |False hair is not so much worn as it was years ago. tn We dlo 'not allude to those early ages when Martial ris, hlung'his apigrams literally at. the head of' the ladies- )00 for the wromen. of antiquity in. general, and of Rome in led. particjular; dressed their hair iii most extra'vagant ev. styles. it was their own hair, the poet tells us in plain his Latin, inasmuch ...

... TIE ZULU ARMY. TPhe ?? juformatio oweng the Zulu army aiid ?? tniitary afairs of Z 4 has btou comm- uated to the Bishop of Ntal - by two Zulu belonggt to h Ngob~oenki (ihad the Chiefs) ad Xda wre Lp5Ui5s) rui- boys, when they think theitles bif enough to Salt- sa from 16 to I8S$eat5 6d-Ilet atthe mitry knaefs, eath@z Aj toa W,Is~ Wi faher Wehes I maid thr they stay, milking the oowt lot ...

... THEF :TAXATION OF CHARITIES. A nutneroins meeting of rbpreseutativos of lsaritico wi_; held yesterdlay ufternoon in the Great fanl of St. AtarrholoiueW's Hospiial, to consider the course to be taken fdr opposing the Charity Expenses and Ac- tornti (No. 2) 13ili, 1879, which 1toul6 d charge a stamnp duty of I per cent. on tbe gross income of charities as a contribution towards the expenses ...