... I LIVERPOOL LICENSED VICTUAL I LERS' I ISTIT.TIO -; *The 16th an ni ?? of th'e.LiverpoilV`Lieefl~dd Vic- tuallers' Institutiofl s celebrated nnT after- noon, by a public dinner at the Institution House, St. Anne's-street. T'he Royal Albert Brass Band, at intervals, in the course of the evening, played favourite airs. Tables were laid for Upwards of 200 persons. The Chair was occupied by Win. ...

... clo£d Joseph Henri, and preparing their verdict, after six hours' deliberation, was a sentence labour for life (travaux fords perpetuity) was not present when the judgment was and an officer of the court went immediatelv to V prison to communicate it to him. In the Chamber of Deputies, M. Blanqui for Bordeaux, was admitted after short tion, and a protracted debate began on the of M. Dessaigne, ...

... ADELPHI.—This Evekixo, PAUL PRY. Messrs. Wright, Lambert, Selby, O. Smith, Cullcnford; and Miss Ellen Chaplin. To be followed by JUDGMENT OF PARIS; or, The Pas de Pippins; and ABRAHAM PARKER. Doors open at 64. PRINCESS'S.—THIS Evening, THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Messrs. C. Mathews, J. Vining, Ryder, Compton, Barker; Madame Vestris; Mrs. Stirling, Miss Smithson, and Mrs. Foebrokc. To be ...

... A Fatal Explosion occurred the Coal Workings of a Mine, on Monday last, at Rawyt.rd ...

... to the order of the House of Commons, is now before us. The number of accidents is 116; of persons killed 73; of persons injured 84. These numbers taken by themselves, afford no means of estimating the comparative risk or safety of railway travelling, or the extent of care or negligence evinced by railway companies. In order to arrive at conclusions that can be relied upon, they ought to be ...

... MI SCELLANEOUS. A COINCIDEtcE.-At the York Augunt ineeting on Thursday, th Prhince of Wales's stakes was won by Lord George Bentinck's Slandec, beati ng a large fcold. In the same day, in the House of Lords. Lord George Bentfiekc's slander was beaten by Lord Lyndhurst's explanation. It follows that slander is not alkays a o inner, STEAM BOAT COMPETITION ON TmE Tn ?? 'enro are now carried from ...

... In the House of Lords, yesterday, the royal assent was given by commission to various bills, after which her Majesty's speech was read by the Lord Chancellor, and parliament prorogued until Wednesday, the of November. In the House of Commons a new writ was ordered for Derby, the room of Mr. Strutt, appointed a Commissioner of the Railway Board. In answer to a question from Mr. Protiieroe, Sir ...

... NOTICES OF NOTI101NS, AN D ORlDER1?S O.F THiE DAY FOR THlE ENSVLIN WEHICEh. MOsNDAY. L-xclusives Privilrgo of TroditigAbo~tlioiit (tielaid) Bill Thr read lu ?? ''tt ilt i uliliC tithoi . l)I initt ~ Wid etilcetO Bj yI.C,tlctrafl( of Itejort. Baleste~ll pl 0i;Irtv ( treland) llj-CO intieeo. Vtii (tClod lljll -totntttittec. 1)1l-ticit Illwhific Astitt5(Ireilitt~l) tiill-COMttliffl5N Isiioo i i ...

... I TYLE ANDOVER UNION COMMITw,'E, :ilThis committee agatin met yestorday at Pleven ocloltse, in call Room 2i. ?? Coturtem-tiy, Mr. Chrneis'. .1r. mid1 Mml itI, Sir- Win. Jol!life, Sir J. Pakit meon Crtputin l'cc-hell, IIA. Mr. Alitzitior Suttton, and Hr. Lano~toll. Ak- Mr. Parker, lutle assistant poor ecomiinissioner, ?? under this exai inarti tn the whole clay. The l~ri-rned geudii tlii Iwas ...

... IR E LA ND. DUBLIN, AvGUST 2. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] 1oARD) 05' pUillIC WORKiS IN The governmenit have determined uponll ppoiliting a f0dhrt ?? of public works in Irelind, and Cap- tiv L rcom, lroyal Engineers, hlos been selected recently, Is Consequenre of thlO vast niountit of wvorks undertaken, a niesuno of extendinig employmoent for the relief Gthie distress produced by the failure of ...

... PEAR rOR. ? ?? ?? Ga fTr. TRt RING FROM lt Ust os.As 0 flit one I anal, it is od1ious for a inttat oi oterarasaii lorterat to to (:0l lII blinus tosessgelt ago, still strivisatt jitaresse it hlopaltod larger t ilt an ~;1 ie~raa toI the, prbt ii' a)s'sitset p5tftit. 'alo i:,ltgit to ?? a rilear state and en- vora~~ or snaultsg 0trer sty~ iiiM lit' so is it ?? tn for a ilerson shos Ilies Speat ? ...

... | I -L--RANNY lN A HE OST- I Thie progress of t e official inquiry at the Iost-om..i as hisa saddenly into c--apel by a elrcumnstance vwhich, it Ic sit poial ,will net bt Ccxcie c until thle matter is rfefo:-ed t t-:. u0 . Commono for fa~t or noitruct ens, unless the Ptljltoc, ...