... [BY AN IRDEPZNDENT XU-MBER,] LONDON, Friday. t] Tin debate on the Employers' Liability Bill last I night brought about one of those scenes which, I b suddenly arising, justifie ...

... PARLIAMENTARY NOTIS. 1- _ THE COAMITTEE ON THE BRADLAUGH DIFFICULTY. le o0 TlHE NEW EDUCATION CODE. tSPEOTAL TELEGRAM.] \ h Housru OF COMMbONS, Friday Night. h The Devon and Cornwall Evangelical Assoc ...

... F ,- GAZETTES NEWS. s i .1I - (From The London Ga2zazte of ?? *O ge C BAxfSRUPTCUS l aWfNlZLP. Stualet Sir Sirmeoo, of Bath, Bart.; adsjidicasor: P23d 1Aprl, IM. [ SCcr.ter.Ev-n B.ath-l..te, Now5-s'-r ...

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... I toe A meeting, under the presidency of the Archbishop of otl Canterbury, was held on Friday seinsight in the Library ho of Lambeth Palace, in aid of the Funds for the establish- Mild ment of Theological Halls at Oxford and Cambridge, not tis- for Undergraduates, but to educate resident members of of the Universities who are candidates for Holy Orders in the principles of the Reformed ...

... SUMARY OF LATEST AsO i's NEWS. Yesterday the Prince and Princess of Wales ?? Gravesend for the purpose of being present at the Royal' Thames Yacht Club race, in which the Prince's yaclt Formosa was engaged. i; Yesterday George Brockley, aged twelve, reaidir with his parents in Poplar, was playing on a high wall when be fell, badlyjlacerating his scalp and bruising hir' self. He was admitted to ...

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... The annual meeting of the Bath and West of England Show opened on Wednesday at Worcester in most unfavourable circumstances as far weather was concerned. There was a heavy downpour of rain, and the natural result was a very small attendance. The show is an excellent one. In the Devon class* .s Mr Skinner, near Taunton, takes first prize. Sh* rthorns were a good show, the Earl of Ellesmere ...

... tant .I LNrfi JI11UZUALD MItAl,. the A Bill to amend the law relating to burials in E'I 1j: iant and Wales was issued with the parliamecntnY pallerD ,uck Wednesday morning, prepared and brought in by' S1r the Grantham, Mr. Freshland, and Mr. Mark Stewa 'rt. nch following is the full text of the Bill:- am- Whereas it is expedient to make further pnn i-ia nt's the burial of the dead in England ...

... ,Court altil oft'al. lph the The Prince of Wales gave a dinner party last Wed- and nesday evening, at which the Duke of Edinburgh, the tion Duke of Connaught, the Duke of Cambridge, Priuce the Batthyany, Prince Soltykoff. the Duke of Richmond the and Gordon, the Duke of St. Albans, the Duke of Rut. oda- land, the Duke of Hamilton, the Duke of Westminster, ther the Marquis of Hartington, the ...

... politifal. - - - - - - - - - -it SIB V. ~nTDYKF.-The Jskn Bull understands tarcneq oIniernhealth, and in de- it avcSrW ?? stonif 1.surg frm ?? ChiefSecrtary for Ireland is to be asked to 1870 receive a deputation of ladies interested in the subject intei f intermediate education for girls. The recent ap- and rcrat ion of one million from the surplus funds of mxse tho destablisbed Church of ...

... Lerpwl, y Ar.fonwch atoyn ddioed. mae John William*, bartner, Hand in Hand House, 14, Greenwichetrcet, New York, yn cylarfod I't pan landio New York. Oofiwch y cyteUad,— BOBKBTB, Cymro Dof, 99, Union-itroet, Liverpool. *. 3141-o ...