... LORD LYVEDEN ON~ LIBERA^LISMI. At a Conservative meeting at Onaidle on Thursday night, a letter was read from the Wing nobleman, Lord Lyveden, who says :-KI assulre you the cause has may warmest syua- pathy, as I consider that all the conditions of political life are changed, and that there are nowE in reality only two parties in the State-Conservatives and Revolutionists, and I confess my ...

... 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 ...

... DARLINGTON & THE ELECTJR3IC I. LGHT. , lesterdey nfternoos, a speieia meeting of Like Darlingfton T ow Coaucil-Mr W. Iobiuson (eyor) paresidling-was held[for the pi poso of cosaidering a recommendtion of the 3Gasworl;6 ?? that applicn iou beode r tl(o the Board of Tradle for a liceuse or provielonal order for the supply of the clictric light und er the Electric lighting Ac0, 1SS2.-Councilior F ...

... WEST EA.RTLEPOOL. An adjourned meeting of the West Hartlepool Improvemtent qommidoners was held yesterday to 'onsisler what course ehold be taken in reference to the threatened introduction of the electric ?? Clerk (Ir IV. Wr. Brltton) stated tbtn DO notices had appeared of an inten. tion on Ihe part of any indopentnleut company to apply for a protieional oreter, td it remained with the ...

... I YESTERDAY'S PARLUMENT, I HOUSE OF 0O24MONS.-TUtSDAy . The SPPAiaR took the chair at four o'clock. C REPORT OF? THE GRAY COAlUTTZ. The ATTORNEY-GENERAl brought up the Il report of the Select Committee on Privilege in u a the case of Ur Gray. I - WA.FS AND STRAYS, Mr DODSON promised Mr Burt that he would N consider whether the law could be so amended as to provide for regletering and bringing ...

... TEE BISHOP AND OUR BOYS. Our Grammar School boys should feel very proud, seeing how much everybody is interested in them. In a day of unsettled weather, and during the hours of the day when most people are engaged in their business, Newcastle Town Hall was crowded by an audience eager to witness the presentation of prizes, well and fairly earned, to the successful scholars. Sbme lads may think ...

... A DURRAM VILLAGE. I. It seems to mue, now that I collect my thoughts upon the subject, that very soon there will be no purely oral traditions left among us. Whatever happens anywhere, even in the most secluded districts. of more than ordinary importance is sure to be chronicled by the press, and that too, generally speaking, in the most genuine and autheutia form. Here at one blow we have, as ...

... ?x?T ? EVUliWEE IN THE PFRENCH EUDGET. Reports age current, and are causing somoe excitement in the financial wsorld, that the Finance Minister has dis- covered that his secretaries have made a mistake ine their reckonings, and that the Treasury, instead of having 150,060,000 francs to the good1 has on~ly about 60,000,000. It is said that in order to meet the difficulty Mi. Tirard will reduce ...

... I 1IST tEWE;('ASTLE AND DURHAMI Epei(,yX Voxg a n;: TRXi S.-The Following are the annual r eturn~s of the -i l.- COn1s for the year ending 31st ?? 18S2 :-Estah5lisli.a,.,rt ?? enrolled strenpch, 1,:223; efficiente, 1,1793; nun e:h- d cents, 44; proficients, 90. The Qu~een has given permission to sir B~eanehane.} ISeymour to wear the Cordon and Star of the tije do ov!r IDaroenieb with which he ...

... ISWISS BAZAAR AT MIDDLES- , BROUGH. f OPENING BY MR A. E. PEASE. 3 Yesterday, a Swiss bazaar wits opened in the Y 3 Oddfellows' Hall, Mid lieebrough, in aid of the Paradise Church, Miiton-street-a Methodist Free I Church-which h-is recently been enlargol anio 3 redecoratedl. Messrs Wouersley & Co., of Leedd, O I had transformed the interior of tue Otldfellows' I Hall into a Swiss village eni ...

... SCANDALOUS DEATH AT WEST 'AUCKLAND. DIED FOR WANT OF A DOCTOR. Some extraordinary facts transpired yesterday at anu inquest held by Ur Coroner Dean touching the death of the illegitimate female child of Mar- garet Nelson, of West Auckland. The woman, aged about thirty-six, and twice a widow, receiving outdoor relief was delivered of a child between four and five o'clock on Sauday morning. Mrs ...