... PARLIAMENTARY NOTES, THE IRISH PROTECTION BILL, fsrrECI.kL ?? l{OLUSE OF COMMsON-, Friday Night, The proceedings in the House of Commons to-night : would have been dull at any thime, but by comparison with last night and many previous nights they have been simply depressing. There was wids expectation on the part of ] the public that the draenintie proceedings of last I night must in some form ...

... It NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, d All letters intended forspsublicationi must be accoanqete by G the rnse and address of the writer; tlet necessarily for C n pubtication, tut for the insformations of the Jgditmr. B d WM an'sweW25 to questions are not piven in, the course of a G d day or two, the questioners wvil please to understand tat 1 I ee are usabe to supply the information a&4e for. r We ...

... ThRatliflowney Intl ~League have Boycotted the 0 Central Show to be held next Monday at Donaghmors, 0 under the auspices of Lord Castlatown, Unper Ossory.1 ?? term it a landlord production, end call uspois tho a members of their own seend surrounding branceas of the jI Liaago to withdraw all supp)ort, exhibit, no cattle, and absent themselvesi fromn it. Th sclhow is personally got eup for ...

... PARLTAMENTARY NOTES. THE LADN) BILL IN THE LORDS. M n [SPECTAL TF'IMIGRAM.] >f Holioss OF CoMMoNs, Thursday Night. d The Lordr, oen further consideration, have plucked up o oeurage, and determined to make their attack on the bill something more than a sbami figlt. A very f strong whip wvas out on both sides to-night, which broughit up Peers in numbers that literally filled the House. The ...

... NEW PATENTS, ?? 7-r AT.- I:rnv RQ.h- ilie, (Con fribeted by !rr. George Shaw.] tro ,ey, eT~La: an, The folloving Patents, among others, were sealed during the Fr b. *work ended August 4, 1S81:- Ga to John F. Swsitihurn, lirmingham-breech-loauling small arms. Ya to February 7, 1881. C. William West, Dirmingham-bracelefs, ecarf rings, finger rings, ani glove fasteners. February 11, 1881. el ...

... THIE ROYAL REVIEW OF SCOTCH VOLUNTEERS. T'ie memories of a dlay twenty years ago were well revived in the hearts of Scotebhmen who witnessed the gnnnild military spectacle beneathi the shadow of the lion- crested Arthur's Scot at Edinbugil, yesterday nfternoon, On the occasion that her Majesty Iirst reviewed her Scottish Vohsmteers-namely, Tuesday, the 7th slay of Augunt, 1860-the moveoum t ...

... The following report was issuaed from the Meteorological Department at 8i p.m. yesterday:- Disrnicvs. acnroAsTa. 0. Scotland, N ?? Lighit south-easterly brec3es; fine and 1. Scotland, E. . warm. 2. England, Soutieasterly breezes, moderate or fresh; 3. England, F ?? ) 4. Pid, Counties. ?? vwinds, moderate to fresb, rather 6. England,S., Lon- gusty; weather fine, cool in the shade. don, &; ...

... GLEANINGS, It is rmnoured that eithor Dr. Va'ughan or Canon Liddon Mill be appointed Dean of Westminster. A t Avignoni, on Sunday, at a bull-fight in the circus, the torrea dor Marius l )elorms was gored tp death. Flnr boys have died in Washington within a few days past of Ick-jaw, cassed by wounds from toy pistols. The Duke of Brunswick has conferred with i, Wind- thoest as to the terms of a ...

... SKETCHIES IN PARLIAMENT. LEY AN 1NDPTERXNDENr A1LIjRER.) LON)ON, Friday Evening, ygE Irish members held onl withl a:lmost pathetic 0rtintcity to the skirts of the departing session. pthe1r quarters of the Ihouse atro more than krcilliatedl by departures from, town. Even Mr. Gld.Ostoe ' hais gone at last, and yesterday Lord. II,-tington, in his quiet manner, slipped into ?? ?? leader of the l ...

... UTNG'S NOR'I'oN SCHOOL BOARD. A morotirly meeting of this Briar] was held vesterday aftorjori, at the Clfton 1'oad Board Schools, Balsall licaiti, l. Deiare presided, arid there weere also prrsrnt, tic Rerds. V. H. Colmore and .T J. Brown; Messrs. Barclay, 1erkinl, Poole, and Carr.-Thc CIHAIRM¶AN reai a letter from Mr. Certlanild, Stating thatt lbe Wvas inable to hie present owing to illrcee ...

... , | 3IIRMINGHAhM TEACI-IERS' ASSOCIATION. Last evening the Rev. J. H. Smith delivered a lecture to the members of the Birmiiigliarn Teachers' Association, in the Board Room of ?? Edodard's School, New Sti-cet, entitled Somne Thoughts on Religious Instruction. Mr. F. Talbot presided, and there was a large attend- ancec-Mr. S111Ti7 said his object was to sketch a scheme of religious ...

... I IREUTER'S TELEG5RAMSO.] WASIINGTON, September 22 (Evening). The feeling throughout the country becomes more in- tense as the date of the funeral approaches. The scenes at the Rotunda are most impressive. Twenty-five thousand persons viewed the remains of the late President last night, and the people to-day are passing through in two lines at the rate of 4,000 an hour. The countenance of the ...