... It is now pretty generally understood that the judgment of the Privy Council will be that Mr. Gorham is entitled to be instituted to the living of Brampton Speke, and that he will accordingly be instituted by the Metropolitan. There will probably be discussion enough about the meaning and effect the judgment when comes out, and we shall certainly not attempt to divine that meaning or effect ...

... !^^l* ND WALES. s V fiss* states that ab ° ut VhS* danieT 18 -°? the day are JO k!T lnfir from incorrectly W 1 » s «i*tL 2 lmill >Bhed by making it kV|l A *rir2l'embers of the Baptist S> Sufis' ltwas decided to divide 5 % Wll ° number The If these » X »*°Derty in Accrington 'V* 80ld they would reaiise SSi a brave sohdier, who has V**? 1 n ...

... amusing ingenuousness seems pervade the organ. toils 6tory this morn.Trof T gentleman who, on a visit midland town, struck the neglect, the streets the farporation that be inquired the reason. Glad•'tlie laconic reply. Surely have had mfficiont experience of muddle-headednees in our own Of,' Corporation without going afield find instances nfGladstonian incompetency. The story oxcel- . and ...

... THE FENIAN TRIALS. (From our London Reporter.) One of the most noticeable feature* in connection with Ike trial the six Fenian prisoners now arranged for their lives in the dock of the Central Criminal Court is the careful, almost painful anxiety exhibited by the pre•ding judges in the direction of the proceeding*. Not even Ike counsel for the accused themselves have been more jealous of the ...

... ri o inaJt^^f^: ~~ COURTSHIP UP TO DATE. They were sitting close together a pleasant, shady nook; They looked at one another a longing, loving look ; Then Edwin broke the silence 1 & with emotion shook, u 0 Qoftlv, softly whispered. H b |n°ehna-«an you cook ? His anxious face grew tranquil, ansjercd p Yes , H, Vo ?? could express ; 2 Und sought Angelina 8 fn a lingering caress; «.. Vp said, ...

... pTEST NEW S l [REUTER'S TELEG}RAMS.] FRANCE. PARtS, July 7. S: Ile ca ?? I1. Creppo, who with some others is I s le . t lollging to a secret political society, ,; rjeeted the demand of several of the 2 i; tit ptlice agents should not be heard as C POLAND. Wutesiw, J0ll 7. i .1 Duke Constantine received the clergy .,:l:I:.tias yestcrday, and in reply to an address J s ! ot attribute the late ...

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... EPITOME NEWS. airp»efiMpfityn. Bart, hat remitted percent his agricultural tenantry* The King of has concessions for two rail. both This may be regarded as Wjve proof that British influence that quarter not decline. and mutton in Yorkshire have never been so low •» lbe y ur at B * ll the past thirty years, barely inking 7a per stone of 141b,, and per lb. Tbs eB * East London Re ems much by the ...

... dISCO of Mr B lWrvy, jon. The applications, enu.l ltO. wlil cuoeldoved oezt week. DEATH or BOY UNDER CIR- borangh coroner held an , OB,tt» body w..r.rt wad , Ike em nn»k»,. 8. Wtl ...

... SIB JOHN MACDONALD, the Canadian Premier. the first ColonUl Minister who has received the iignlly Councillor, The distinction hen been eon* for hie Mrrioee in the negotiation the Weehlnff* lon Treaty. THE MINTETEBIAL W DINHBB at Greenwich said to hjve ooet £l5O. The members of the overeats took special peine to exolade earndropper*, ell the wallers being tamed oat end trouble taken eee that oo ...

... and may be exchanged every day. Now in Circulation : — Aids to Faith — the Authorised Volume of Answers to Essays and Reviews. Buckle's Civilisation, vols. 1 and 2. Beaufort's Egyptian Sepulchres. Kavanagh's French Women of Letters. Watson's Life of Porson. Dickens' Great Expectations. Tom Brown at Oxford. Reade's Cloister and the Hearth. Young Stepmother, by Author 'of Heir of Redclvffe. ...

... Qnencer Balfour has been induced * Sat public life England which he * tr^de and finance ought to look up. dorneU ; , is country's cash, the investor of Tfce Liberator Qger 0 f the Nonconformist ai ...