... [BYv TELEGR~APtat] so HOUSE1 0F LORDS. I 'rhoRaces smrt at four o'clock.tth c- TheRoaasetwogvnbCooioiotth A-Ooailadla (o )Bl n h Co eoadato 4I Fond ?? Reemtion Bill TOf Sale of Liquorls on ?? st thIrdE tiatead phassted.cryo rlndsilrmi .I Aaswem riof the Earlifnet. ?? so Their Lordships at twenty-five minmutes to five rose afor the Easter recess HOUSE OF COMMONS. o The S'peaker cook Ilso clsoir ...

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... LAT'.IE 1T ILNTELLIGESNCE. t r.Y TuERn~AwV AND ?? iFROM OUR LONDON COP5TiSPONDENT. .lysititi it. Tuesday Nlghit. Ar.Byrne was no sooner soin bi. Carey. to- a - day than, she atticj found to be a 1-ity ho had ?? Occur coca before. let trut-it lt selied not bran tiil Ireland for a long period. intl tile whole-storyt h inch coliiiceted listl ttei,tlid witlttheoota cih, tion plot, Oil thle ...

... This Boharo held its monthly miceting on Wednesday afternoon ?? Cemetery Lodge at-; Kingston, when the members piosent cwetc Messrs. J. Moody (in the chai4r), 1). West. ?? Light, E. Douateun, 57. S. Foster, J. E. Tioe ii and J. Gatrdner. The retcirn presented icy the, flog iatrar (Mr. Rand) showed that v. inci a balance of 8 Iso 5dc. the receipts of the monyth htad boric I2fi. -s .5- it! which ...

... ITHE IC:LEA G RIA: the mud T HEI 1KHE D.IVYETfrE11B A R'hX IN G.i one THE-' MAINES AT WORK. icn - AtBATTLE EXPECTED , , in: LOSSt- OF LkIE D U R IPR&T H EY eea, BO'BARDMENT. tch' ,.[OGPPICTAL DESPATCHESI -]4 ?? ave received from the Admiralty. t~e'following' I telegrarms, No. 116 from Sir Beauchamp Seymour:- f dist AnEXfrDcIA, 14th July, 7.10 -. a.m. - Regret icef distance from: cable sship ...

... RENT ROAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, SOUTJISEA. . - -, .. ?? -1-1IA an ol. A social tea and public meotting svees hold in con- alb, nection with this chuoth on Tuesday evening- 'There were over 2t'O present sit the tea, which was g pros-ided iti the school-room, andi at rho subsequent hie usie-ekig in the chcapel a large number of fieindo wvere fre ?? peesent. The Pastor (thie Riev. 0.11. ...

... ADMIRALTY OFFTCIA A, ANNOUNCEMENTS. I 1Ul ADMIUlYP~~Y OFllUI,wI A!NA~tUauNriEX~sNtss d: WHI WITEIHI. .LL, Wednesday lie ling. rc 1 itflleli ?? I; co uent aut of harboi Lfor Ic target pi ctice aud returnod yetLcrday. 'rho 6'oroline put oot or dl ok ld tas talien into basin yostcrday. C(JR('UI Il00S, 3ztAIN-1'Ph I.i~l-d pot into Coar- cutino from stress of r. ather .1.2th iost. s (;HWALt LA[c ...

... AT Yesterday afternoon the last ordicary meeting d ier he, the Portsmouth Sohool Board, as at present consti. dy tuted, was held in the Board-room at the Offices in 'he High-street, Portsmouth. The Chairman (Mr. J. a Baker) presided. The other members present were: hbe The Revs. E. P. Grant (Vice-Chairocon) and J. Ellis id and Messrs. B. Emanuel, J. A. H. I owell, A. S. Blake, en. R. H. ...

... X NA-VAL NOTES & NEWS.1. r, / [FR0M (UP, SPESCaT CO.A'i'FNn¾TT ti :y Lo.NDON. 1'riday Eveninq. sl re There is probably nothing which so erdears tl the Quce to the hearts of her solcdiers and hi )y sailors, or which evokes such chivalrous courage. bc o as hie doeep personal interest -which she ra]es in all v' that concr'rnszhlem.and theceordiai symoathv is ith 1 rc athem ch hich she shows. by ...

... DISTRICT.MEETING OF ODDFELLOWS. j .IDISTRICT MIEETING OF ODDFELLOIVS. ?? he The quarterly meeting of -the Southampton District Li or of the Manchlester Unity of Oddfellows was held at the a ir 1White Horse, Ampfield, on Monday. The number L go of Lodges represented was 80. G.M.Tappar presided. Before the business commenced the Corresponding i Secretary (Mr. T. Walton) announced the death of ...

... .iR. GIBBS AT CHIICHESTER. Thio annusl mceting of tih Chichester Liberal Registration Association was hcld on Wednesdsjd evening, in tho largo room of the Dolphin Hotel, sehioh was well tilli upon the ocersion. The chair was taken by Mr. WVilliam Smith, J.P., the tried Preiident of thie Association, who was sup- ported by the candidate (Mdr. F. Wayinouth Gibbs, 1,B., ?? Mr. T. ChatfeildClarke ...

... _ r~~~BY TPLEGRAMI'lgl. . HO'USSE 01' C031210NS. The Speaker took the chair at 2.20. In reply to Colonel iling Harman, . ,r. CiiAMIIEIELAIN said the correopondncce which will telaidol the table willfullyrhowthe reasoneswhy B Professor Tyndall had resigned tile pot of Soielitifio f Adviser to thoe Bard of Trade. The Comoissioners of Itishl Lights [icd, at the roqrrest of the Board of Trado, ...