... GLURIP&L NEWS. -ark Cetewavo, tbe ?? King, left Capetown on 76°s wdenesdav fbw England. dtl A fatal gas explosion occurred on Iednesdlay 0i in Park, by which five pevroo4 vero killed ard thiriy t ::;rrri. I ' Piltt O ATIcoN.-Sutlllerlacllds lcure for Nienia- | 4 tni, arlirini LeR, brirto, tntd All 11 lie rerrrtic n e0p~loRI t, Jl', ilsys lpaill andt rrtlicatos ail I Jtlinatir en from til he - ...

... I. GROUSE OF LORDS.-YE2sriEDAY. The Hloiuse assembled at a quarter-past 4 o'clock. I On a motion by Lord LeesmunORD for retiusao as to the districts in Ireland il which rents have ?lcc1i jildicially fixsed lower than the Gojernuient valuation by the Sub. Commineioners, a discussion was raised by thn Dlarquis Of SaLISBURY, wVhO ieplying to a remark made by Air. Blright in the HIoue Of Commons ...

... .SECOND ED5Tj ii =23NOt A GIA.N ESS.-Sarali Bralilee the G * ' AT giantess, who is stated to bs 8ft. 2i in i etig arrivod in London. Tn b &s A SERIoUs LANDSLIP, inflolvino th1e d I TO of four houses and exter ive damage to ahI rll7 ION occurred at Crih, lI)erbyshire, on Thursday r .O . wsere lost, 3 ?? live niittee THEr ANGLO- EGYPTIMI AFF}R--Lateel tothe E gypla jtee sttoped th t the ...

... - tileI, Ian Avoxnorz, Morbn.-Ths Great Western Line steamer Devon salled hence to-day for New York. 1S ALA.a MoSDAY.-Messrsm Gray, Dawes, and b. Co.'s chartered steamer Potaro, from London, left here me, to-day for Persian Gulf ports. fl d nm. MoiAr. - The British India Naveation e steamer Arcot, from Bombqy and Kurrachee, I t here yesterday for London. rait BrTrAv, Mo.NDAr.-The Qreensland ...

... CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRA- TION AT GUARLTON V I itell' O atft what was called a great Conserva-aii tivedumostraion took place in the park of Sir Ithey ?? lilaryon Wilson, at Charlton. Accessi was WhinO given to the grounds, and a number of amusements (Lao poied, such as music-hall. singers, ventriloquists;, do a-1 hadsof musio, niggar comedians, and tents -for ?? r rm1,0 t 500popet oman adec ...

... SAtUS POPViOIX LSUPReRA. 0- Tne Duke of Connaught left Gibraltar on MonlaY night in the Lively for Cadiz, On DLLOLLUUYL16L iufI P,11 Jý1 t~i LU JUZ, on his way to Madrid and Paris. to: In the House of Lords, the Duke of a! Argyll moved the second reading of the th Parliamentary Oaths Act (1866) Amend- rel ment Bill, which proposed to give the on opt-on of airmation to any member of ha ...

... i - ;. . - -- Tie annual distribution of prizes in connection with the King's School, Chester, took place on C I Saturd3y in the Great Room, in the presence of aft'B large audience. The Very Rev, the Deap of Chester i It presided, and he was supported by the Mayor (Sir I Thoas G. Frost). Canon Terser, C5lonel Humber- [z ston, M1r. I- S. Hudson, Mr. 'William. Brown, M~r. if. I E. Edwards (city ...

... I _ ?? - - - - - CHORLEY. on Wed- PETTy Sressaovee.-Before J. Thomn, A. C. Smethurst. ~his year and T. J. Hare, Esqrs.-.-ZVqht Poaccing. -A man ichanics' namned Thomas Taylor was charged with night-poaching nwa. In at Wrightington on the 23rd inst. ?? Catterall pro- ?? Loadge scouted, Hugh Morris, head-gamnekeeper to Mr. William reusing. Clifton Dicconeon atated thle ?? prisoner was ,d by the ...

... I __ ~~ - ~ -- !1 V-iofttera to the Editor Should be, orittten on cone side of the shreet ontly~~as i n, The te>/ator it sot tre5nfiO silflefor thke It~ateinentfo and ovinionts ofcorrespourfentge (70IMInmienticjons of ass anrnomptolis chtaract~r iffil be rejected. Every letter laust be acconpainedct with tht Proper ramue and addresq of laz writee theref, no necearily for pnb~iricdon, btnt (is ...

... THE SALFORD CORPORATION AND THE TIDAL A .NAVIGATION SCHEME. The River Irwell Conservanoy Committee of the Salford Corporation, at a meeting held on Thursday at the Town Hall, Bexley.,Sqijaxe. under the presidency of Mr. Alderman F: H. Walmsley,- adopted a memo- rial to the Right Hun. the President of the, Board of Trade in. favouar of ~the Tidal Navigation Soheihe. Among the clause S ...

... I. T_-O DE L B I -THE- COBDEN CLUB. I . ., I . . ?? . - - - I LORD DERBY ON. FREE TRADE. The Cobden Club, which for this year has foresworn Iits rural excursions, held their aunaal dinner at Willis's IlRoomns on Saturday night. .TheEarl of Derby.preP sided, supported by a stronc gathering of' Ministers l and British and foreign members and guests.* The principal vice-chair was occupied by Mr. ...

... THE WORK DONE IN LIVERPOOL. L F. t The certificates to the successful candidates at S. d, the recent local examinations of the Liverpool del )n centre of the Royal Academy of Music, were tar h delivered last night at the Lecture Hall, Free me Or Library, in the presence of a large company. Sir die at J. A. Picton presided, and there were also present hac 13 Dr. Crowe, Herr Goebe!, Herr Krausse ...