... , ACCEPTANCE OF'THE CHILTERNI HUNDRIEDS. Mr. Bradlaugh Ils made ties following statoment to a, representative of the Prese Association':-In tho House last night it was made a charge that there wee, to use the words, of one mnember, la plant, and to uses the words of another, that there wee a conspiracy between myself aed thle Government ase to whet should happen. There is nlot a word of ...

... I we of St cry and little wooL-A new born lamb. PThe poores borrower can always return thanks. ?? dictionar y is not as big as the Post Office, but it r bansa more letters to the square Inch. , auctioneer does as he is bid, a postman as he is reid. If youa want a thing well done, do it yourself; therefore hys laugh at your own jokes. ,Tho parting gives me pain,' as the man said when hle i a ...

... SERIOUS EPIDEMIC OF 'MEASLES-Over 1,000 children are now affected with measles at Macclsfleld. All tho schools are closed. TEim. CessNsens AMBASSADOR. - Tle Matrquis Tseng, Chinese Amhasgador, intends to mlake a prolonged stay il Folkestone, having token a house for twelvo months. HEAVY DAMAGcES A.GlNST A RZAILWVAY COMPAN-Y.- In the Queon'B Bench, yesterday, in tho case of Major. General ...

... MR. BRIGHT ON THE LAND SYSTEt Mr. rope Hume, of Torquay, has received letter from Mr. Bright -132, Piccadilly. Dear sir, The time is here when our land revised, some of them abolished. The laes taro will vanish, and entails and settlement rid of. or will be so far limited as to be depl pernicious influence on public welfare. I opinion has so far advanced oa these question ment will consent to ...

... | y, The use ot terra cotttn, instead of stone carving, for the Gc 1e external decoration of buildings has been much on the en, m increase during the last few years, and with good reason, frc whfor wile equally fine effects can be obtained in terra t ctcotta as compared with stone, the former material has the t' m great advantage of not being liable to become affected by sweather, as regards ...

... SUTTON COLDFIELDCORPORATION. V A special meeting of this Corporation was held On Wed- . nesdey, at the Moot Hall, Sutton Coldfield-the Warden is (Mlr, H. Duncalfe) presiding-to consider the letter re- n ceived from the Chai ity Commissioners containing their y proposals for the future regulation of the Corporation d endowment. The letter has alreadyappeared in the Post. 9 -The Warden, in ...

... The Marquis TsENG, attended by Dr. M'CORT- p aF;Y, left Folkestone yesterday for London, in I order to be present at the opening of Parliament. C Sir RIvERs WILsoN arrived in Paris yesterday morning from the South of France, to be present a at the meeting of the Suez Canal Trustees this 5 afternoon. Sir RIVERS has greatly benefited by n his sojourn in the South, and will return thither o after ...

... is The following yeport was issuel from ?? ?? Departmentat cp m yesterday:- 6 ioD10 ~ os FoRFLASTS. 0. Scotland, N . ) Strong sobthl-westerly and westerly winds 1, Scotland, E ?? and gales, with rain. c, 2. England, ?? South-westerly to westerly winds, fresh to a, 2 E uglad, N .. strong; squally,. rg En g d E . Sonthilwesterlyassd uesterly breezes, fresh- rd T, Engand, B C ?? ening; cloudy, ...

... BIRMiNGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL. THE ANNUAL MEElTING. The annual meeting of the Governors of the Birmingham General Hdspital was held yesterday, in the Board Room of the Hospital. Lord Lyttelton presided; and there were also present the Hon, A. C. G. Calthorpe, Messrs. Jaffray, S. Booth, J. S. Hoplins, T. Cartland, 3. Barrows, jun., G. Heaton, IV. Evans, Wilson' Lloyd, J. T. Collins, A. A. Ellis, ...

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... ,1.x liurfPPV7)RV'P MBAMPER.) 3(13Y AN JANDBP1NDENT MEMABER.) Dy 3 till 11 ?? Friday Night. B3i Tux insistence of the Irish members in carrying on the debat o en the Addrs over, last night was, an ha unexpected blow, dealt out of slieer ?? cussedness. th 50] No one0 with anly celear perception of the duties andst position of the Reuse of Commons can deny that all this wrangleo between ...

... PARLIMMENTARY NOTES. [SPEC144, TELEGRAM.] to HOUSF Or COMMarONS, Monday Night. or RS While the Cabinet was sitting this afternoon, chieily to oe consider the latest news from Egypt, Mr. Parnell was g. consulting his followers respecting the coursc to be rt pursued on the moying of the vote of thanlks nn to the retiring Speaker, against whom, after at is more than three years, resentment ...