,v &Ipfnial T, ?? -0- BOUSE OF 1IODS.-FiU1DA.)y Tl:eir Lordsil)s met ct five o'clock.' MEIC}TAL DIUL 'lie Medical Act (15.548) Amendmient Bill was committed pro fca 72,s, in order to adnit of the insertion of an aneod - ment to niche a conjoint bosad compulsory. C'R1IME IN IRELAN

pltutlu in garvo4 The fire brigade of Paris consists of 1,498 men. The German Socialists will hold no Coagress thlh Tle e Shah of Persia will reach England nest month. rshsbe opnda A public park of 40 ares has been opened at Bradford. The Toy Bridge is to be opened for traffic Ot

I In districts (says the Agricuiteral GAette) where some particular implement-such as a mower for example-is regularly used, masters have little conception of the ignor- ante displayed by labourers in other districts regarding the sclf-same impletent. Only this season we have he

"PALE DEATH knocks, with impartial foot, at the hovels of the poor and at the palaces of Kings" and he has been very busy this week. Earl Russell, for about half a century one of the foremost Whig statesmen in England, anwd the Duchess of Argyll, a member of one of the most illu

RE-OPETI NG OF MEDOMSLEY CHURCH. The Parish Church of Mledomsley, in the county of Dor- ham-one of the oldest in the diocese-was re-opened or Wednesday, after restorations and additions by the Vicar, the Rev W. Cockin, and the churchwardens, Messrs NY. H. Hedley, Manor House, and

VI.-radr, ?? and afagco- TRADE BAROMETER. BARNSLET.-Very moderate business in linen goods generally. BAnnow-sN-I1urRNESS.-The out-put is maia- tained, and much more Bessemer iron finds a market than forge icon. BosIncBOsAM.-Business continues quiet in the hardware branches. BseAD

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(From Lond)?on.) George Eliot's "College Breakfast Party" is translating into German-the tongue in which it should have bee'a written. This, of course. is very pleasing. liat I hope the Germans will not regard it as a specimen of Englisll poetry. That would not be pleasing at al

'We gave some notes on Cyprus last week, and we now give fron an article in the Standard a few facts gleaned from various authors, chiefly from General Cesnola, relative to the mcinrers and customs of the Cypriots. CEREMONIES AT TEE 1IRTH OFe A CHILD. At the birth of a male chil

?? ?Parli4amcat. ?7 EOISE OF LORDS.-TtUtRSDAY. The Lord Chancellor tcok lis seat at bve o'clock. ROYAL ASSES E. The Royal ascent was given by commission to 43 p:rbl'o vrod private Acts, includingr the Duke of Connaught and Stiatheain (Establishment) Consolidated Fund ito. 4) Fubl