... NOiW fl C t)ofU JTRY NEW5 7'4 . _~ ~~ ~~ ?? DUl')EiU ?? THlT'3ii) L. MONDAY. JULY 21, 1S63. Ji g-i'LcVW.C' At=jy, ia F. ht;th-m (72): 0, give tbnelis (Tr ?? Jevenilig-rierne: Wve~y in F. Aalth-rn -142): essedi is the utat , .Gas). The iiltrqeis of IDlipit, Vioeroy of India, has boco eh cted frosidf ut of the Yorikurs Collg-, i the hplle of the lot, Lord F. 1 C velilli-i. The larl alnll C'mn Ie ...

... NORTEI COUNTRY NEWS. 1. ,t DURHAM CATHE DRA.L. 71. TiIURsnAy, JUNE 28, 1882, Mttinls (noa-boterSl) tit 8 a.m. Af Eaiull-SrcUiq1 ServIce, 8.8 p i. servic: Araes LO in CO. Anthem: Monet oirtek (Ir. Isridgel. Ye scsterday, about 1,200 persons mew t by the )I; iidlesbrough Early Closing Association excur- LO sion to Baruard Castle. e The labour market bas undergone few impor^ Y tant changes daring ...

... T1'SM HON. ?? W. CAHBrNS. SPE Ef M. Alr Lucy, in his contribution this week to thl3 Observcr, thus depicts the circumstances of the Hou. F. W. Lambton's speech on Friday night:- It was just before Mr Bright spoke that the House was made conscious of the fact that thera was a young gentleman risen from a seat to thQ rear of the Treasury Bench wbo desired to address it. Very few knew hin, and, ...

... LORD SALOSBURT SNUFFED OUT-t13 F0LI.OWIERS EN S1UTINY-SrNoWINo A BOLD FR0NT-rL.VNWO I NJO THE ElANDS OF THE ENlIY '-Etl3 P1 iB- ANSLE Eit5SONATIO-B.lTISH P OLICY IXNI S' ( -SIN ?? EULLOT'S TESTECIONY. e HoUsE OF COXHONs, TinURSDnY NoIGHZ. l If anything coula uplift Lord Salisbury after 'ho heavy fall he iaas just experienced, it woald be the boldness with which lie has luken the 1nacs an d ...

... fi' ibi MSPUl6D FBb ul(lIa1 Ad I ?? K 5IR BELL'S SE' AT DECL.ARED VACANT. At yesterday's meeining of the Auckland Board oi- 'uerdinins, thl following letter from the Local C(overumnunt Botird was reitd:- Loto! Gevornuieot Olfcles, Whitohnll. GENsTLEW ?? actu directed by the Local Govern- mlont Boad I to state that they have hls1 uder thsir c rtoideoratei yvur appeal against the return, at the ...

... a .. ..10 1.,11, R coli..4,11--py Nil] 8. I 3. |Ieoi''R 1 o2''nyA a Thc ?? of Wyales vill he the guest of Sir G-eorge Wvnti ,well daring the iueyal S aow at York ueost year. Tit comiuisioui .for holihiu t'he North anoi last 1tilucov A~szeswas rcad at T ork yesku, hy ?? Jasliee Cave. Captaiu Burckvorth was vestardav choseu bv llis broth r justioes choirinn of too iHccgihtou-10- Spring Petty ...

... I touj, the [SPECO&LLsY T'LEGII&FUt IfD.] orce ltest SCOTCH IDUCATION-LXtItl POLIOE-A TRLE- )Mi- GRAPH SOARF-THE ARREARS BILL A.ND COUNTY 3als FR{ANOHISE EXT5INS1ON-A POISONED BOUQUET- B of AEtar5 BrTTONS AND BUTTON HAXERS. the HoUsE oF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. all Mr Mundella mniuaged to get the Scotch Educa- the tion Bill through both stages it the Commons with this afternoon. A very ...

... To cORES1'ONDENTS. B* B; ob p Auoihlatud)-I0 16i93 a tax of four .Bhiillljgsa In the yonod was ?? on all larida, 'Aisrio~s of I(Ullli o 1floers, aud personal PropOrty. R '.£AOCLAY (NOW'etio).-What Mr (OadatOtos eald wo: thaCLtY (IyptU , r eui island of resOnrCe3, of ?? Oop~~ ;1 C3 provided they are Allowed to dpvd100 3thb~QC la the Course of niroom- P!RUCPS. ut V.Cuflt or unprinoil~ed ...

... PARTIES AD~D POLITICS. AIMR T. P.. O'CONNOR, AiP., AT JARRO^W.° On Saturday night a lecture upon Irish Education was delivered before a large audience in the Mechanics' Hall, Jarrow,} by her T. P. O'Connor, ALP. The chair was occu- p ied by Mir Joseph Cowren, jun. Mr O'Connor spoke of the importance of national education in Ireland being in theE hands of the Irish people. He contended that ...

... NO'TE.S AND COMMIENTS Ithis onte thing to be a poet and anrotzher to bee? n ?? roe reception of Mfr Tennuyson's n~ew drarn, 5 ;i- m~ise of M~ay, wvas very stormcy and unsymn,>e;- Globe Theatre, London. on Saturday nighi,'-*cat,5 lineations of cbaracter W-ere received with roars a; * its illustrations of rustic life were loudely lirne tc;.. r and, what was wiorst of all, its paithos wthoiiy ne ...

... LO?DO1? OSIP ?? 2Truth.t The Queen comes to London on MWondsFt it Ilo'clock, in ?? to open the .New~ Law Courts. Heni Majesty will lunch ?? Palace after the crernmsy,-and wilt then visit the Duchess of Cam bridge, returning to Windso3r at six o'clock. This wrill be the Queen's last visit to- the metropolis during the present year. Thre Prince of Wasles is to be invited to attend the ehi- ...

... I, 1~TH =OUN'1'RY N ~W.I -7 NOuRTH COUNTRY News. 155 ?? ati, DURHAM CATHEDRAL. ACT] )Be ~~~SATURDAcY, MA Etas 4, 1852 action ~ed 9rorning-Sorvice: ?? In B flat, Autlstbm on ~ry iBI0l: be maroreiln onto me, C Lord (tirotob).onT if b'vertiug-serslre: Ramptosi in B flast. Alitliem United he (502); In deep ?? (Mundolosollo), Coxi.W he SIsNIAc. ML~tcur L, ii62. mto n~ ?? ; Croft inI A. Anthem (4691 ...