... THE ?LEPREsE1?qTATIoN QF ENNIB. ?? Hepbert C . Dririkwater .has; 'anoiln~c'd 'his': i 'itention to' Sco est 'the~represetation of, the-'oi~o-ugh'. of Ennis at the' ue~t 'elebtion.:X HEe-is- a Liberal; and'' 'will, ifii ds'ne'rstoed, adopt the-H~one' R'iole pr'ogrammi' ?? A BISHOP FOR LIVERPOOL.'' It was stated at ameeting of the Liverpool Bishopric Committee on Friday that the funds now ...

... I YESTERDAYS CONTESTS: :'R.Em S U L T S. z i ABINGDlON. Clarke (L), -428; Gibbs (C), 386. Representation - changed. ' L: A ADOVER. F. W. rnixton ?? Colonel H. Wellesley (c), 36a BARNSTAPLE. Crrden (a), 856; Lymingtou. (L), 811; Grenfell (L), 720. Conservatives gain one seat. RANBdRT. Samnuelson (L), 1,018; Bowles (c), 585. Representation unchanged. BEWDLEY. Harrison (L), 598; Webster (c), 530. ...

... SIHOCEING AFFRIRY IN THE LOUTH WOIK .IO uSE. An inquest has been held at Louth on the body of Geor-e R ,binsoo, late an inmate of the work house. The evidence Showed thb.t P~liason baddied during a fight with a feflowv pauper named William Chapman.-James Castlejdie, moaster of the Union, said the deceased had been an inmate of the sick ward for three weeks, and Charman had been in the same ...

... ? :LATESTl': NEWSi. # ?? __ _ _ - I }t ; AP4L D PAILY PACUkET OPiICE, . - MOnday, 6a.m. THE EUR PEAN BOURSES. French Rentas were firm day. Apriee, per Cent. Rente left off forthe account at 85f. 45c., and the Five per Cents ait 118f. 80c., showing a, arise of 10c. and. 28c. respectively up to yesterdays closing 'prices.- Foncier and Suez Canal Shares improved materially. O3f fforeign stocks ...

... I One of the popular names given to the present month by our forefathers was Barley Month, because, having nearly completed gathering in their barley crops, they commenced paying their attention to the important task of brewing, and getting ready their winter cheer. The many cere- monlies, too, which graced the inaathering of the harvest were, formerly, celebratel in the course of this ...

... TjIS SO(CKING ACCIDENT AT SPRINGHEADIIL THE ADJOURNED INQUEST.' The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the two men In _whoere kilied at Sprinehead Waterworks on Thursday w -ekby the falling in of an edit in which they were -orking, -was resumed on Saturday at ten o'clock at the J~ewiflgtf Hotel, Anloby-road.. T-he Town Clerk ?? Toddf) was in attendance to watch the inquiry on behalf of the ...

... . __ 1' 1. ?? It - .- ?? - . ?? ?? : I . *i'romn the annual reportof the Nati6nal bifehoat Thsti- tution we learn that during the Past year twelve new life. boats were placed on the following stations -Northum- berland, Blyth; Yorkshire, Unswick, 'Upgang, and I Whitby - Essex, Southend; Sussex, Eastbourne ; Isle of Wight, Brighatone Grange, Dorsetshire; Pools:; Cairmar- thenshire, Ferryside'; ...

... CLIPPINGS :%FROM THE- V WEEKLY JOURNALS.o PICKINGS FROM PUNCH. UNAVOIDABLY DELAYED.-Landlady (Sea-view House). Apartments, Sir! Lor' bless you, Sir, they've been let ever so long. Which we thought as you was never a-comin' I I Exhausted .P. Ahi I That con- founded Parliamentary train! Nothing but stoppages I ! A REmINISCENCE or THE 1ST.-(A Blazing Hot Day.) -Small Rustic (to tall London ...

... T A UidP ulaldtt. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1881. MILITARY men and colonists alike regard the issue as most humiliating to England. Such is the effect of one of the latest telegrams from Darban. We venture to state that this is the general opinion at home. The glory of a hundred fights, the lustre of an Alma, a Balaclava, an Inkermann, have been dimmed by the deeds of a handful of renegades. People ...

... The Queen, on hearing of the serious illness of the Earl of Beaconsfield, expressed her intention } of going in person to see him, and only relin-S quished this intention at the request of his medical b advisers, who feared that the excitement caused-- by so signal a mark of the Queen's regard might a be too much for the noble patient in his present p weak state. I learn further that this ...

... NEWINGTON LOCAL BOARD AND THE PRO- POSED BOHOTJGH EXPENSION. The Newington Local Board held a special general mneeting on Monday evening, Mlr J. Woodcock in the ?? Chairman said that the principal business was the consideration of the proposed extension of the borough of Hull, and particularly the resolution passed by the Corporation Sub-committee at a meeting of the joint committees ...

... SERIOUS AFF RAY ON BOARD A SHIP.. I _I I On Friday, at the Hull Police-court, a seaman named . Keluel Olson, belonging to the Nova Scotian barque 4 E. E. Duval, was charged with assaulting Charles Watson Brooks, the first mate of the vessel, on the M0th of July. Mr. T. W. Hearfield appeared for the ?? I the Elay named the vessel was in mid-Atlantis, and when I the defendant was ordered to take ...