... SIR JAMES PICTON ON ARCH.&OWGY. The proceedings in connection with the visit of the Bris Arhwologieal Association to Brigitof and Sussex keal.)E 2.u.~y stb ?? lion, BrightZ Y. at the Royal Pav-n -Sir James A, Pict, TSAi, who was heariy cheered, delivered an jfl5U l address, in the absence of the Duke of Norfolk, the President of the assoition. Hec said that the common subject which bound ...

... Wrr AND HUMOUR. LiTTT1 LILY.-4 Don't you think, doctor, that I look just like mamma ? IIHush, child I don't be vhin. SUPPOSa a man marries his first wife's stepsister's aunt, what relation is he to her? Do you give it up? ?? her husband. No, said irown to Robinson with a sigh, I haven't got change for a filer, but I Bhould like to have a fiver for a change. SOMaONc wants to know what ...

... I -. I o.s OF LORDS.-YaSTERDAY. SeveraIl queb'I Uvinrf been antwered by Ministers and the Queens Sperch read, tne S Wrl w tQ aEclose. HOUSE OF COIMO1NS.-YESTERDAi. Tbe Speaker was in attendance at a quarter to two o'olock, but a House was not made until ten minutes liter. In reference to arming independent native armies in India, Lord Randolph Churchill said the subject was surrounded by mnny ...

... I COSERVATI IN WRRAL Last evening, a meeting in snpport of the can- datnre of Captain Cotton, the Conservative can- didate for the parliamentary division of Wirra, was hd in the National Schoolroom, Willaston. ThereW a fairly good attendmace, taking into- account the psucity of population of the district. Mr. Duncan Graham presided, and amongst those present were the Rev. C. H. Barlow, Messrs. ...

... I ECCLESIAMTICAL NEWS. I PEEFEBRM0ENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. Anderson, Rev. Frederick Wright, MLA; vicar of Ship- too. Bollinger. Bampfiald, Rev. Robert Lewis, ALLA, vicar- of West Analog, rector of Bradford. Beoan, Rev. Jamnes 0., bA.A.L, F.GS.; chaplain to the ~arston-green Cottage Hiomes, and to the Aston U~nion WYorkhouse, deputation secretary to the Waifs and Strays Society; vicar of ...

... Lrev pooL-iA largely attended meeting of Irishmen of the Abercromby Parliamentary Division of Liverpool was held on Sunday at Flint's Assembly Rooms, Duke-street, for the pur- pose of forming a branch of the Irish National League. Mr. T. Lysaght Finnigan (late MY P. for Eonis) occupied the chair, and he was supported on the platform by Messrs. King and M. Conway (urganisers of the executive), ...

... = Yo a xs. - LOC-U NEWS. NYEST Ly-cAsEirn ATPySS3 BEXrVOLtET INsTr1TrToN.-The inaneural festival of this insti- tution willtake place on Thursday, 17th September next, at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Southport, under the presidency of the Right Hon. the Earl of Lathom, R. ?? RW. ProvincialGrand Master, who will be-accompanied by the Countess of Lathomn. Bylaws of the institution have been ...

... Tf. ape t;.''.JOlISTS Ad THE, TsRAPY OPENING OF IMUSEULIS x:{P L'III¶IA LS. -0 TI ErlTOES OF TKE nvsroot dEtoRY. Cga eo.-I am of opinienthattradoeunionists dn4t omnit to not'ce a past-age In the speech .: Aldermnan Jennings during the recent de- be iu the City Council on the above question. wos-t.hv rlderrmn i; reported tos heve said *-A the Trrd~es Union Coog res>es wvere opposed tor it ; ...

... |I '7 At the Notts Shire Hall, on Saturday, J Straw, aged 21, Charles Straw, 17, George AW, 16, Isaac Peck, 18, Allen Clarke, 14, WuVilkiz- Baker. 13, Samuel Hayton, 14, George Selter 15,John Reynolds, 13, John Chandler, il. El Rigley, 13, William Thorpe, 16. and SamnuelphI 18, all described as colliers, of IDkeston (with t~5 exception of Chandler), were charged on rema5ad, with feloniously ...

... ELECTMON NEWS. EAST Tor'sTrm.-The General Council of the Liberal Association of this parliamentary dlvision of the city-will meet to-morrow (FridayY evening, in Granby HAll, Granby-street, tohear anaddress by the gentleman reconmended by the Executive as-the Liberal candidate for-the-division. Mr. Li Pemberton, one of the members for East Ient, has formally accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. He ...

... IOUR LONDON CO-RRSPONDENCE. l O S~mwaTN, TUESSAY EVENING. M ir. Parnell is performing his part of the s bargain. No complaint can be made by the d Conservatives that be is not doing his best to Laserve them. Many of them feared that so soon as Parliament had dispersed and the Coercion Bill had expired, the word would be given for LO the renewal of disorder, and Lord Caniarvon d would be left ...

... 1RPOOL WOD HOUSG i COSMTTEE. Tba-eweeklymeetinzOf the Liverpool~forl~hoime J1 Committee was held yesterday morning, at the parish-offices,EBrownlow-hlfl. Mr.T. Menlove err- sided, and the other members present were Messrs W. Fowler, P. Smith, V. Croasfield, C. Jennings, Kenuingi lnghanm, Ruddin, and WoodlosL. The governor of the wnrkhouse reported tbat there were in the house 2822 inmates this ...