... ' | OUR LOND0N CORRESPONDENCE I ...

... MR. GLAI)STONE. To-morrow-on the verge of his , thch birthd.i0a-Mr. Gladstone commences a task from which many a Younger man might well recoil. Ile has undertaken to deliver during his week's visit to Mid- lothian no ?? than six speeches, and,a as if this were not enougb, he has consented Io be vaa laid on his road thither to-day in order to deliver another If w-e ask why a statesman of Mlr. ? ...

... A LONDONER'S LETTER ON MAAY THINGS. th The Conservatives are naturally very much Et ocposed to Mr. Paruell and all his works, but, just w: now, they are far more angry with Mr. Ptaikes for i his very injudicious article on the conduct of busi- de n dess in Parliament, inasmueh as that document has Sc . given the EHcme-rulers a good excuse7 for urging Wi .0 the Irish to vote en bloc against ...

... OHESHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOOIETY. Th e forty-first aupual meeting of the members ru !t of the Chebhire Agricultural Society was held 1g, y 1 gesterday afternoon, at the Crewe Arms Hotai, tb, Id Orewe. Sir Philip Egerton, KiP., was cslled to du : the chair, and there was & numerous attendance. r u The Secretazy (Mr. IV. Eeckett) read tbe report to ,, of the committee, which stated that the last ...

... The ?? meeting of this hoard was held yesfer- day, at the Publlcofflices, Egremout, the meotoars present being Messrs. T. E. 6tephens (in the cihir), Alltree, Eills, Cllrrie, Ball, lreudiville, Sillitoe, Walmsieg, Hughcs, Clough, Skinner, and Cheesbrorzli ALLEGATIOSS AGAINST TEE SuJRVEYOwS The fcllowing n emuriel, numlerously and, influentially signed, wras read:- IParish of Wallasey, 31st ...

... IEX- PARMAENTARY SPEECHES3 4 I THE EARL OF DARNLEY. I Speaking at the dinner of the RochesterAgricul- tural Aesociation, the Edrl of Darnley said farmers had been found fault with among other things foe keeping governeEset, but the very worst econorn, was to stint the education of one's children. Nothing pleasrd him more than to see the eons and daughters of }is teuants and neighbours brought ...

... il E E1 JOP (i' -fu a,,1 .A F ,, . I - ?? Li-al'- cf ?? 1W I . tt~ *i 1i- teat- ?? as atis ¶11. II ~ 0 tlt ?? rLmtU (if il' ):Icar at a at' 'i I loiti-ts l acr at 1r- aki . op-c iri to~ he l ti-'d siiaic't ?? h',if irtc up uttol('if! 't'W -c -to the C1'st~ Ob nt-' aim' o Vat a as; I e-etbys ii? n a1thcn S-lt-tg0i o tonsc g tiadiilmciiiericpltt fr ts-cipo n piitv lr t he w t ledib t-y ~~ etw ...

... SIGNS OF TE THEASE': TO TIIE FDITOR or 31tE tLVERi'OO'; n:P deotlcruen,-iomn let-onslivr let' a ncpposti contests,but vwoert. a, ?? ?? Systematically Cune tO. 1 rti ly admit 't'S tit Liberals cannot vtry 'oil aiorn no: tof, ccuwr My firstexperiencec tf ti lrtof wvartnare h eoe 139 yeara to this very Cay, wh n: aqs a ya: sai struggked with all my m Lt to securehr eeti of that noble-mirced nan ...

... SALUS POPLtI IDX SUPRUL1A. SU M A R Y. DOMESTIC. it is stated that an~other Cabli;net Council ho will ho hicid to-da. in ler NIv has sent a sympiathetic a Ietter to thoe laicits of .Mr. Da mant, who a( was rtteetlv mautdered in India by tho re aga hill nluijes. 'lihe anut u:3nal -;afercnee of the Churcl a .A sociiztnn was c nimenced at Soithport 3e->r'lx. and will he continued to-day. b 'Ihe ...

... ITTs D1'rvTa M ?? A WARRINGTO'N PUDDLE3iS. The puddlers at the whole of the ironworks Rt tarringtob are to have an ndvauce of 01. per ?? on puddler ircrn, and the millmen *5 per cent. The a incrcaee at one of the works will make a differeuce e of £20C0 pe- week in the mrens wage. NORTH WALES SLATE TRADE. It is reported in Retbesda that, owing to th t recent hearv fall at th e renrhyn (qua rt ...

... S- - ?? - 8SACrg POPLTL 8rX VP=&. S UMMARY. DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Council was held suddenlv yesterday and lasted for sever'al hours. A great audience assembled at Plymouth Guildhall, yesterday, to honour Major Chard, V.C., who, it will be remembered, was the officer of the royal engineers who with Captain Bromhead and a handful oi men saved Natal from Zulu ravages by their gallant defence of the ...

... 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 ...