... MOALREY Drt8o1q. rae &aACCEPTANCE OF MB.i. MILNES (*ASflXLL' aO CANDIDATtYRE. ad A meeting& of the Central Liberal Association 6f the he Morley Division was hold last evening in, the Wddstrial' )re Ball, Dewsbusry, for the purpose of ,hearing aou Address le. 1mom Mr. Milnes-tiaskell, M.F., and eonsiddriag the so que(stion of the selection of a candidate to contest the ad' divitsion in the ...

... MEETING OF TEE ArCtIT 0pr SHEPHERDS AT sEF 4 The annual muetimns of the T,-.i A.- - - ?? - - 1: J) - I The annual mretinis of the Loyal Aicieod Shenherds (Ashton Unity) bez.iw at Sbtepdolt (-9r, morning, Bra. LEDSOMr, of HeaWall, Cesie rl etei Shepherd), presiding. Tbes Mayor of thde t &l3 duced to the delegates, en(i he m'fered theu a hiva, come to Sheffield, as did also Bro. Robert ell t we ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL SIR ?? MILBANc,' M.P.-We are, requested to I state that Sir F. Milbank, being -confined to bed with a Mevere atc f oti oth knsea, will, to his groat dis- 2 appointment, be unable to be in his place in the Nonse ti this (Mooday) evening to vote for'- the second. reading of b ,the Home Ruile' Bill. The disappointment is all the more mortifying as Sir Frederick had hoped' to be ...

... ] at1L AME.ENTARY NOTES. 4~! - - - t Aaf); ?? Aftnr- I OtSE OF COsONts Wednesday Afternoon. .0i hludred and fifty Members of the House anu-tered to-day to assist in hastening the J-eul of tile dying Parliament. The work of ; p ile remaining business was resumed and ' as rapidly as if Members were approaclinr .tary leo- t of the session, and grouse-shooting isb litldays vere in the near ...

... (RuTEli's TiTmencAA.) THE FRE-NCHi PRINCES. ADOPTION OF THAE1 BILL. PAs, Tuuesday..--The debate on the Expulsion Bill was resumed i u the Senate to.day. After speeohes by M. M arton, who uade a profession of Jacobin faith, and M. Barboux, who opposed the bill out of regard for the principle of the Revolution of 1789, M. de Freycinet nscended the tribune. The P:entierraitarated the argu- meots ...

... BEREBANT SIMON AT BATLEY. Yesterdtsy aevening an opeip.~air meeting of the supporters. of sarjeantt Simon, 'the Liberal earididate for Dewsbury, *was held in: thei Marliot-plao'e, Batleiy. Tbere were geveral thouslind persons present.' Mr. Tix!BoT Ocitipied ?? hl.5ir-.Tbe 0RXRLA~i, i OP5~51n* the proceedings,, * 'toughlt that after the utter defeat the Tories bad received in November, and the ...

... THE QURRYS JUBILEE. CELEBRATION AT THE INNER TEMPLFR The Queen entered yesterday Upoln the fifheth year of her reign, she haeing suceelded to the throne on trie 20rh of June, 1837, on the death of her uncle, King William IV. The length of Her Majesty's reign has beau exceeded by three linglish Sovereigns, namely, i Henry III., Edward III., and George Il, who reigned 60, 65, and 60 years ...

... SELECTION OF A LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR 6KIPTON DIVISION. A meeting of the general executive of the Skipton an be Division Liberal Mssociatlou was held in the Temperance 'N Id Hall, Skiptou, on Saturday, for the purpose of selecting I1 ie a candidate. Mr. J. B. D EsWIUrT, JT.P., President of S ce the Skipton (Town) Liberal Association, occupied the N1 chair, and there was a large attendance of ...

... . METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CON- FERENCE. rk This Conference sat again at NewcastleIen Tgne on at Saturday. The Rev. NV. J. TOWNSEND (President) was in al the chair, m 1. TOE GUARANTEE FUND tt as The Rev. J. OGDEN read the results of an inquiry into N u, the position of tbe Mutual Guarantee Fund, founded D Id in 186U. It bad steadily grown during the twenty-six Z; le years it had existed, the ...

... lp - 1.rrxlrs~tz Tlvt %r % . ?? TrZLEUM WA6IIIGrOxI Thursday.-The monthly report of the Departhnent of Agrieulture states that the area gown 1 with sgrng wheat is nearly the same as last year. Tbq. conditiol of the orop averages 098 psr cent. Winaer wheat Ji not quite 80 proming as on May let, the t average being slow 92 7-IO, 'There is, however, good ?? of the yield P5lQouutlug to o amlzaW ...

... [Taim,1T wit AL8TOIRM At 3O3RflflAUX. ..(Fitol A. Coauass'ONDNTslt.) -BorzisU, Saturday. The disastrous effects of the great storm we experienced ,hare on WedeIday last are evea more serious thisa was aatitepsete7d'wbhe I last wrote. 'Ia this city alone the damage arounts' to several thousand pounds: whilst reliable reports from the surrouwding districts state that, in some cases, whole ...

... THIS IMORNINGS NEWS - ~ , - Be ,o d I TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. r TEW EXIZ'Q;U AL ITUATION. M he 2YXs ?? political situation has again rtapidly changed. It is admitted by the most sanguing d supporter of the Governmeut, go hopeful a few hours age, that it ji imposible to carry the second. reading of the -Oma Rule Bill. After Mr. Gladstone's imprudent disclosure of his d ultimate objects on ...