... ' iTHE PARINE ELJ COMMISSION. I - f a SVENTY -FOURTH DAY. a The Special Commission continued its sittings l yesterdav. when the court was again c-owded- i Among those present were Mrs. Gladstone, Lady R-osebery, Lady Coleridge, Lady Smith, the a Marquis of luntly, Lord Aberdeen, ad AU- a3 Shaw-Lefevre, M-P. The Comitissiorfers did not, d take their seats in court until eleven o'clock. p MR. ...

... ?? iNTELLICE.NCEL The Rev. Charles Hardy, api Cl died vyeste day morning, at Duver, at the if his -Ison, General Hlardv. The re Croind !Tnten ram I wrote religious and other pamphli S up to ithin a year ago, but then becanre neiarly ?? THE BISHOP O( Cl lTSTER ON TlE NEW CODI . S A special meeting on is ha!f of the 1iirkerhcie Church Aid Societv ?? heli. vyerardsv c5veningf 'in the Mfusic Hail, ...

... STATIONS AUt THE BRITIdH ARMY. CAVALRY. let Lire Guards, Hyde Park. Canterbury. 2nd do Windsor, 7th Hussars, Secounderabad; Royal Hores Guards, Regent's Cant *, ury. Park. 8th ?? Canterbury. let Dragoon Guards, Rawu l9thbLancersManchester. Pindea; Cauterbury. 1th Hussers, York 2n. do Seaikote; Canierbury. 11th do Dublin. 3rd do MeeruL . Ca- .;bury. 12tbh Lancers,Colchester 4th do Dublin. 13th ...

... ale JOHN MORTLTY AND AI' CHABEE LA4 TN. rd! Sneakkn at Bediford lawt night, r.r- ?? said 'he did not n~i-I tO ?? anyv ?? r fun lajrquag~e towards theirtin- s I - 7yb4 'great mcetiflg at; Birrsin-;½o' the oi1:r ly' s~ug~ter.) lie red l ta bpi-11j1 as~l rho meetinig with cite-a Iand r-r 5 a~tte'ntion'. He fouind ?? ?? i~ Du than to sa aid the(re or a:,x t1aIn- hts i..I hedone there that thle ...

... I i I - - | THE. COURT, &G- if T1Ssa5es 1 Timbans d of marriage have been published in Paris betwe j d ;l Dnhulep Singh; profession, Maharajah; son or deceased, and widower,of Banbs Bm r dler, hn at 24, e lfMarbeuf, Paris, ad DI We 4Sa oW e~ e 5f4 R. ...

... ITHE CHRONICLE. PR :E8TON r, I RD y, MAY 4th, 1889. l THE SUGAR $pUNTIES QUESTION. A London correspondent says-' With regard to the prospects of the Sugar Bounties Bill, I am now quite certain that the measure is doomed. Nearly 'seventy Unionist members are opposed to it, and the hostile propaganda is being actively pressed in the Ministerial camp. Formal representations will shortly be made ...

... l SECOND EDITIO N I TxtE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT. -The Dominion l Parliament has been prorogned. NxeW ZEALAND. - The Earl of Onflow, tbe new Governor of New Zealand, has arrived at Wellington. GREAT STRIKE OF MINBRS. - Five thousand coal- miners have struck work in Indiana and Western t Pennsylvania. CUT TO PPz3O1a .0O TUB RAILWAY.-A foreman . latelayer was cut to pleaes yesterday on the line st ...

... The fourteenth Synod of the Presbyterian Church I of England was commenced in London en Monday. I The sermon was preached by the Rev. Principal Oswald Dykes, the retiring moderator. Subsequently the Rev. Alexander M'Leod, of Bilrkenhead, the newI moderator, delivered his address, in which he gmve some illustrations of the effects of the Reforma- tion, remarking that the 400 years which had ...

... TUE .PARN ELL COMU1SION2 I SEVENT-TED DAY. I he The Special Commission resumed yesterday. yo Very keen interest was again manifested in the I dr proceedings. As early-as a quarter-past ten Mrs co: Gladstone and her daughter, Mrs. Drew, arrived tic and took theircustomary seats immediately at the tic back of the witnes-box. Mr. Biggar, mr. Danitt, sel M1r. Campbell, and other Irish membersof ...

... - - COw COUNCTS. [E - - LAOSIL. . A leig of the Iacashn Coxmi I held yesterday in the Iormty Hall, Preston d he Right on. J. T. Hi (chai pro- sided, taong thse peentwereM r. G R ; t ! Jacson (vice-ch3airmn Ai. R Guthrie (chair Iv mam-of the finance coanuttee), Aldermen W. S. o Barett, the Rev. IL C leter, J. H. Johnson a 'Dri W. p. aift Josiah Gaskeil, W h ;4Macfle, R K. M irt, r and Messrs. ...

... IECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIG NUCE.I g1 The church of Holly Trinity Birk-enhead, ato 's parish with a population, of 14,000, has been de- (PI n) dae , free and open. th( iii Professor Mtkienny F.he, son of the late ant ?? Bishop of St. Asaphi, hass been elected a fellow of by X-- thle Royal Socie ty. For the 15 vacancies there I - IL w ire 80 candidates. Pei Ail Last night there was a, special ...

... THE STANLEY BAZAAR AND GALA Dsed Thanks to the untiring energy and self-sacrfic- a ing efforts of eight comnuittees and an executive c id it council-in which are comprised the names of v Will many prominent gentlemen ot the neighbourhood i med -the arrangements for the Whitweok Fancy t will Fair, Gala, and Bazaar in Stanley Park, in aid of o the funds of the Stanley Hospital, are now far c ...