... HOUSE OF LORDS— Thursday. Their Lordships met at Five o'clock. The following petitions were presented against Papal ag- ?? by the Bishops of Winchester, Roches- ter, and Oxford, principally from places in their respective dioceses; one by Earl Grey, from a place in Northumber- land; four by the Earl of Mountcashell, from Roscrea, in the county Tipperary, from Armagh, and from places in ...

... COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX HORTICUL- TURAL SOCIETY. The second show of this society was held on Wednesday, in the grounds of West Lodge, Le xden Road. The weather, Lbich for some time previous had been continuously wet, had leared in some degree a day or two before the show and > the forenoon of Wednesday, notwithstanding some heavy iid threatening clouds, there were atmospheric indications f ...

... F. E. BROWNK BEGS to announce that an immense assortment adapted for the present Season, comprising the fashionable KID TOP, CLOTH, CHILDUKN S CLOTH, and every other article in the Irade, now offered to the public at the very Invest price*, to ensure a spnly sale. The special stock contains WHITE and BLACK SATIN SHOES and BOOTS Ditto, ditto, and BRONZE KID *'• ...

... Continued from the fourth NISI I'III US CO TUKSDAY, July 2S. Before thr ...

... Post, anil CIRCULATED IN SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY. Price I.ii.j ..t per yu-UTcr. 2U. p. No. 3931. ...

... Ten a.m. till Six p.m. Admission to both Galleries, ONE SHILLING. JEAKY'S NOVELTIES FOR THE MONTH. Gilt Braid .Id. per yard. Tea Caddies 2s. to 40s. Gilt Ornaments, 2d. per doz. Book Slides 3s. to 20s. Head Pins, from 6d. Clunch Services ..25.t0405. Waist Bands 4Jd. to 3s. Prayer Books .6d. to 20s. Buckles and Slides, Id. to 3s. Bibles .Is. to 100s. Hair Nets 2s. to Bs. Note Paper, ...

... /kTI-M ALT-TAX AGITATION MEETING AT HARLOW Tuesday a po^c meeting, to consider what step* U be taken to obtain a repeal of the Malt-Tax, was held the Grew Man Inn, Harlow, in this county, an d will pro- Lblr be the forerunner of other gatherings to agitate the ta ■ iof that impost. Several of the principal landowners r !°L district were preseut, but the meeting was composed ° n! v of ten*nt ...

... J. Everson i totom, Tho* F. Leatherdale Natdham, J. Tydeman Stotmarfot, A. B. Woolby » fR. F. White, S3 Flwt-street ) the A^tfon^rt R. Crisp, H. Cattermole C/u.spenA.m, Geo. Duffleld B. Creak £_.«*-#, John Turner , Lynn, Aikin and Son Northiaold, o/j. Denny ?? S.ps_tk J?Wr ight r.._ T T_^>T JS. Deacon ?? lM * LeadenhaU-street ?? |n/7«_y Miss L. A. Smith Clare. Wm. King Fakanham, Q. N. ...

... fi 6 was about w y >fter putting the younger mem- j,d i nd l^! '° ilv to bed left home, about 10 o'clock, with the KM-sof uerunn ]jquor Danng Le r absence her in 1 ' 0 , Jme home, and after making inquiries he became fcusbtn » • . w i lic t, i e d him to make search throughout /omewb*' •'» b^ ng unab i e t0 trace his wife he concluded &* loe * h.d cone to some of her relatives. About 9 ...

... AGKNTS FOR THIS _?-A*F»ITT? f> F. White, 33, Fleet-street \Vfber'e, and also at ?? TOVDOY J S- D eacon 154, Leadenhall-street the Auction Mart, Bun^l^r^yward ° LONDON. 4 gamniond and Nephew, 11, Cheapside. F^t 4 P _^ le ' 3 BUdesUm, wiTIJSSu, jun. Co. 42, Chancery-lane * j Coffee .ouse^Fleet Botesdale B. Tayl?r7w;Boito_ \C. Mitchell a*d Co. ,Red _ion-court, Fleet-street ?? this Pa P er Boxford ...

... The new House of Commons was completed yester- day by the return of Lord John Manners and Mr. Hartopp, Conservatives, for North Leicestershire; Col. LesUe, Conservative, and the Hon. V. Dawson, Liberal, for Monaghan County, where Sir G. Forster, Conservative, is unseated; Mr. Frederick Dundas, Liberal, for Orkney and Shetland ; and Mr. Wynne, Conservative, for Merionethshire. Of the total ...

... fLIZANT MURDER, AND PEEIALE DEGRADATION. It is no'; a pleasant subject for reflection that in the reign cf Qaeen Victoria the murder of infant children shonli have grown into a regular profession. The most self-satisfied Englishman will have some difficulty in extracting food for his pride from the fact that, in this matter of child murder, England is at the head of the civilized world. The ...