... NORITH COUNTRY NEWS. A new public market was opened in Harrogate on gaturday. RESCUorN A PRISONER AND AssnaULToI THE I POLICZ.-On. Saturday at Malton, John Mosey, fonndryiman, of Malton, was fined 11. 10s or a C month's imprisonment for assaulting a policeman I and releasing a prisoner. OVEsWINDINo AccIDzNTi SIN CoAL MINES.-On Friday, a series of very satisfactory axperiments were made with Mr ...

... 0 _ . ent d HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAY. COT d The SPEAStEn took the chair at ten minutes th; past twelve o'clock. sie THE INCE EALL CoLLIERY ACCIDENT. wt The HOME SECRETARY, in reply to Mr wh MACDONALD, said the Inspector of Collieries for we e the Midland District had made his first report of on the accident that took place at Wigan on tra the 18th inst., but, as was naturally to be ex-opi ...

... THIE MNTJICIPAL El'ECTIONS. IA, INGTON, The iune ia now ,a;rXVChiug for ,3nrne move- rment to be *d by', those rho ale interested in I tile eneuing eLctions, and Varircris ?? nrec going roaoein to i i. The South Ward isl the I o'll'i ono wich wiji oap. a ican-c), Os for E. J. (Grievesoi reti.es and is edaving 'the neighbour- ',urod. Vi scidere s nil '1In.-lseLl1, MronRoselr, c no l;3 ...

... IMPROVEIMENTS IN WRITING AND; PI I'DIT111,TC. When the magnetic telegraph was flrst used as as an instrument for the rapid ?? as As I public messages, and the English and American for 8 press adopted it as one of the regular tributaries liqu of intelligence, sanguine expectations were ex. I |cited as to the future which have certainly not yet Der been fully realised. The revolution which has ...

... I EL I [R£IiEua's TEIErd1Ana.1J S ICOUNT APRNIM. a | ERLMN, Thursday.--Count Arnimn, by order of the -Metropolitan Uourt, is now confined to I his own house. Ile was not, when arrested, 'takn to the policc-station, as at first an. I, :sQLancOO. )e T'ie Count'e physieians, who were imme- diately summoned, certified that the state of their panisnt's health was ?? that his removal . and ...

... be DA.ULINGT Ol'T. MR BRUNTON %I H TEu WErT WARD. : Last night a; meetiig wee called by Mr Thomas Branton, wvhen a large number of the burgesse.s of tbe West Ward aosembled in the large hall ag at the Mechnnics' Institute, Slrianergate. Councillor Sw nunoru, who was ennouncsd to e tslke the chair, said he presided at Mr Brunton'sI re request, and be might possibly do the snme for is, the other ...

... DARLINOTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. AfP PITN7f'l. AV em ?? ne MEETING OF GOVERNORS. An adjourned meeting of the Darlington m, Grammar School Governors was held yester- a day at the School Board Offices. There were at present Mr Theodore Fry in the chair, also the o.. Mayor, Aldermen Bowman and Luck, the is, Revs. A. H. Hughes, and W. H. G. Stevens, Aro ?? Edmund Backhouse, M.P., and F Bobinsen. THE ...

... ACT OF INDULGENCE IN THE NORTH. - I [FROM A SPECIAL LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] Thongh not generally known, it is a fact, that ae in the Public Record Office, London, there re exists a complete list of the families of Noncon- I formists in England and Wales. Among many y thousands of big brown paper bundles, contain- S, ing ruerorauda relating to the domestic :histoqy of England during hundreds of ...

... .I - [REuTHa's TZLoRAMBs. FRANCE. PAms, Wednesday.-Archbishop Mannling arrived in Paris this morning on his way to Rome. GERMA.NY. BEaLIN, Wednesday.-The majority in the Reichsrath will nominate on Committee only those favourable establishment of an Im- perial Bank. COUNT ARNMB. BETLIN, Thursday.-The Kammergexicht has disallowed Count Arnim's protest against his re-arrest, and the refusal to ...

... I I I ?? d.- [REUTIa's TELEGOAMS,] CC FRANCE. THE CHANNEL TUNNEL. PAnis, Wednesday.-The bill for the con- straedon of the railway tunnel between France and England provides that the French com- pariy carries out the work withcut any State subvention or gvarantee. THE CONSTITUTIONAL LAWS. vi It is possible that at the close of the debate vi Ti on the Army Bill, M. Cazanove de Prodone ra will ...

... LOCAL BILLS IN PARLI&MENT. :_ _ __ - !-z 1 : -v _, -s .. . tee The following is a complete list of all the loal he Private Bills coming betore Parliament during tha e forthcoming Session:-Bedlington Water 8upply (Local Government Board, Provisional Order)- X Barrow-in-Furness Cerporatioualeveland (Skel- u el- ton) Gas-Coekermotth Union Rural Sanitary d rs Authority (ProvisionalOrder)-East ...

... The ordinary meeting of the above body was I held ia the Mlechanics' Institute, ?? 2 J. Richardson in the chair. e ADDRESS Or CONDOLrSCE D The CHAIrMAN anuounced that before proceed- I irg with the ordinary business of the meetin, be 1 wished to di aw their attention to th. death of Mr Jobn Mtann, one of their numbor. Mr Mlann, he mizht sly, was one of the earliest members of the o Board, a ...