... ECCLESIASCAL INTELLIGENCE The Archdeacon of Banger (Caon Pryce yes- terday held a wardens' court at the arish Church, Llangefol. BA-sGoo CAkTHDAl-Mr. OldredScottyester- day ude an insption of the prinip tower of Bangor Clatdral, toing the slity of which there itS some doubt owingtothc in the nh t o stion he was h aootpattedle te isop te ?? Arh af deacon/ Evn.S us WESLEYAN BAZAAR AT ST. PETER'S ...

... as Prbhate of the will, dated 19th October, 188,!of me the late Mr. Joseph Leopold Rosenheim, of r, Croxteth-road, Liverpool, cotton merchant, who 4 died on the l2th January last has been granted to the executors; his wife, Aire. Johanna Rosen- as hei4n; his brother Mr. Herman Rosenheim, of 3f Lime-street Square, London, wine merchant - his r, friend Mr. Benjamin Newgass, formerly of Liver- Df ...

... I~OUUrONDON CORRPONDENcE4 Members.allied in the House of Commons t this afternoon in hgh spiits at the prospct-of d a debate on the inrease In the ?? duties. n, Most of them went home again before eight is . o'cock, sadder but not wiser men. The debate t] would have taxed the itelligence of the is united Chancery bar. Mr. Goschen, Sir 'si r- Richard Webster, Mr. Gladstone, Sir Horacer k a ...

... Aa-0 -- -- - s THE MERCANTILE MARINE L SERVICE ASSOCIATION. ti The annual reeting of the members and aso- the ciates of the Mercantile Marine SernvieAmmxtion of l was held yesterday afternoon in the Council COan- as hew at the Town ll. The Mayor (Mr. E. H. bce Cookaon) presided, and amongst those present anc were Mes Clarke Aspi Thomas 31i~in, ra John Temple, Captain . J. Ward. pre- f eldent; ...

... -aUR LONDON COUSPONTENCEJ ~ I- . ! Lorwzo, Wxn,-sDAc Evnnoa. X~ ?? -a dull, somnolent fashion, very much in tM keeping with the lazy, sultry weather, the ski oe Comrsnwdevoted itself this-afternoon - t a. disrsioa on the London Theatres Bin - and the Punishment of Cbrinals Bill ldr.T Dixon Hartland, who was incharge of the fit-- named mesure, gave us soen intereing figures regarding the ...

... I :- EIGHTY-SEVENTH DAY. n The Special Commission resumed its sitting - Yesterday, among those in court being t e qarchioness of Dufferin and Ar. and Mrs. Glad- , stone. On their lordships taking their seats, 'n jMr. Reid, 4C-., a.sked that MIA. Condon, 3LfP., n and Mr. John O'Connor, ?? who were men- tioned in the evidence, and who were now in t custody, should be brought over. I e The ...

... FORECASTS FOR TO-DAY. i eN 0. Scotlalld, S. -South-easterly iyinds, moderate,. at. fresh: fair z7neralCy. l. Scotland, Li.-S mo 35as O. Z aeuinlana, N.E.-South-casterly winds, imoderrte; fair In unsetuled, and soene rain. at 3. Eugland, E.-South-caistOrly and southerly wind;s, n-hl, neeno1e~te; Close, unstiLeld, scale rain- hi thunder loclv. I t1 5 4. 'idland Counties--Ssime aq 3, 1 In 5 5. ...

... MB. O'BBIEN'S ACTION AGAINST LOBD SALISBURY. On Mondsy tbs statement of claim in tbe action brought by Mr. William O'Brien. M.P., against the Marquis of Salisbury, wa. delivered by Messrs. Rime and Hammond, the solicitor, for tbe plaintiff. Tbe document ia as follow. : — 1. The plaintiff ia member of Parliament for tbs North-cut Division of the County of Cork. Ireland. 2. Ou September 30 ...

... CONVULSIONS.— Mr. Coroner Close held an adjourned inquest at the Town Hall, on Monday afternoon, respect- ing the death of Sophia Green, aged one year and seven months, daughter of Daniel Green, an ironworker at Messrs. Eastwood and Swingler's, aad who resides in Alexandra-street. Tbe deceased died suddenly on Friday. Dr. R. Laurie attributed death to convulsions, and the jnry returned a ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY. Tbe House reassembled after the Easter recess. There was a small attendance of members, and very few question! were asked. _ The Attobnby General, replying to Mr. a. Fo-vlcr, said negotiations were now goingon forcarrj- ing into effect the 25th to 45th sections of the County Court Act passed last year. Mr. Ritchie, replying to Mr. Picton. was not in a po-ntion to ...

... CHARGES OP POCKET PICKING AT UTTOXETER. At the Uttoxeter Police-court, on Wednesday, William Kennion, of Nottingham, bookmaker, was brought up on remand charged with having stolen from tbe person of Mr. Adderley, of Barlastone, a purse, containing 10/., at the Uttoxeter Meynell Hnnt Steeplechase*, on the 11th instant. As the prosecutor did not appear the prisoner was discharged.— Charles ...

... Mr. E. de Lisle, M.P, addressing the members of the Quorn Conservative Working Men's Club, at Qu rndon on Saturday, and referring to certain charges that bad been made against him, that he had declared publicly that he believed Mr. Parnell was the author of the famous letters wbich had now been withdrawn, he quoted from bit past speeches to show that he had never gives expression to aoy inch view. ...