... THE -ODDFELLOWS' SOOITY - AND ITS POSITIO. Thia society numbers asobg is uesbera not only man.y of the middle and workng classes of this oouutryibit also tho.s resident n Amnerica and tte colonies. In order to jadge o' the pssitioa of the society abroad-as to .its members, workiog, and financial state-the chief officer, its grand master, Mr. H. Outrain, of Sheffiild, lately visited the United ...

... I O~:JLOiiNDON CORR~ESPONDENCEI LoNDON, MONDAY EVNZnrGx I .0 A painful attempt to display the possessiona .e of special information is made by several U journals end journalists to-day, hut their desire to he credited as authorities is the oan founda- tB tion of their unaccredited assumptions. They eaninot tell what is passing in the royal mind; .e they have had no intimation whatever of Air. ...

... AN UNBURIED CORPZE. FRIGHTI.UL DEPRAVITY Ix LilERppo04 At the Dale-Atreet police colrt. moMriDw, ir. James Moorecroft, a rejitvin1 of the parish of Liverpool, applied to Coatella.I, the presiding magistrate, for A. under the following ?? saidu a magistrate's order, SiEned by Ar. T. B. Bcyt had been eerved upon him to bry a body 7hde had been kept some time beyond tta uss peW between death and ...

... I LETTER T EDITORS. t. ANOTHER CO11FL&I2NT FRO oF TRAN:ERBE. 0. : _ ?? Geatlemen,-Some tube ago. yon kindly I ?? a f letter from me respecting the sewerage i a Grave and Bedford roads, Reck Ferry. On that o ccasin I r men- I Limoed luat h deputation Lad waited upon thle r oad and aQ improvement comerlttee Sorme months pr eiiouu, ardd Ch that they had promised to give it early attetion, C AS ...

... I CHARITY OI{GANISATION. I Lord Derby was the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the CharityOrganisa- tion Soeiety, held in London on Tuesday; and his discourse on pauperism and crime, professional criminal paupers and deluded philanthropistsS was brimful of deep thought and sound judgment. The noble earl did not endeavour to cover the whole ground of pauperism, its causes and its ...

... ?? TO-TH EDIuOR. THE REV. E. H. X'M . Gentlemen,-You have done me the honour tr, -t take notice of my efforts to secure a ChJ;ealh for Parliament Fields, and to criticise Sa4atwhab is severely the terms in which I have ?? of the w need for such efforts in our chuch 'repert. 5 I do not complain of evM severe criticism, dr which may be as good fov an ordinay person as z for greater folk; ain I ...

... TO CO1QESZONDENTS. We snnnotuadertaketo return ooommunications of Whieb v;e do not avall ouroelves. omumunieattofs ehould ilways be legib'ywrltten In tlmb and on one side of the Faper only; ieougth increases thediffioulty of ?? spaem for tLasn. Whatever Is intended for insertion most be suthne 'clated by thonaroe and addreas of the ?? n.eai5lv for publicalion. but As 5a gusrentee of good filth ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ACTION FOR FALSBE IPRISONMUNT. At the NiA F.eus Court of the Manchester spring aseizes yest6rdsy, before Mr. Jautice Denman and asp;lfil jury, the case of Nallaly v. the LSnDa- ?? Pe wad Yorkshire Railway lampany wee d6- G de 3. Th'is-was an actionc to recover ooneesa~tie for false ?? and maliaious prosecution. Klr..ddion, Q O., with Mr. M'aonnoall, appered for the plaintiff, ...

... TEE WEATHER., SATURDAY, APRIL 17, the 91sz replroents the western 4atetr 0j Haropo.o N-o 7 yto the coast of Po:tluzg embmem Gernt ?? ud the BEritish , It a laslnda. the Notth Se or German Oeean,e say of Sbaeg, the Wedilerrnnea, the At!atet with the Bag11shsusnlI Eitol Gha.EeI, v rdhems. _ EXPLANATION. The drec on and force of the wind are show abiua dmwiaiig t *he deie on towsrdew oh b h ...

... | THE GENERA.L ELECTION. l N TH LNCASHIRE. The voting took place on Saturday, and the counting Of votes was commonoed at ton o'cloek on Monday morninv, and was conolnded at half-vast one in the Afternoon, irn the Grand Jury-room at Lancaater Castlo. The Shire Hall was thrown open to the pubic ait noon, and was soon filled by an enthuelastie crowd, who indulged In frequent cheers and hisens ...

... i THE CH A:GE OF MINISTRY. I PRIVY COUNCIL AT WINDSOR. DISTRIBUTION OF PARTY HONOURS Her Majesty held a council at Windsor yesterday, at which many honours, some already announced and others quite new to the publie, were dietributed. The members of the Cabinet who proceeded to Windsor by special train from Paddington were the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, the Home Secretary, the Chancellor of ...

... FROlf OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, FRIDAY. We are at length able to make a final reckoning of our gains, and to estimate the exact position which the. Liberal party will occupy in the next Parliament. With one or two exceptions, the elections are now con- eluded, and the result-forecasting those yet to be held-is the return of 356 Liberals, 235 Tories, and 61 Home Rnlers. It is therefore ...