... Last week the house of Mr. Arthur, Sea Villas, Chester Koad, Birkenhead, waa broken into, clurin~ the absence of the family by three burglars, James, Brown- ing, and Jenkins, who wore surprised before they had time to prosecute their undertaking, aud consequently purloined nothing of value. They committed a most brutal assault, however, before they left the premises. A gentleman named Corris, ...

... of Property and to relieve Trustees. Notice is Hereby Given, that all persons having any claims or demands against or upon the Estate of MARY VICKERSTAFF, late of Bradford, Yorkshire, widow (who died on the 26th of February last), are required to send the full particulars thereof to the undersigned, Solicitor for the Trustees and Executors, on or before the Second day of February next, after ...

... PROROGATION PARLIAMENT. The principles of our constitution Ministers are made responsible for the the Sovereign must often excite the gratitiw. journalists who are called upon to i Queen's Speech. loyalty forbade a«j 1 favourable criticism upon these periodical >! tions, unfortunate would they be, indeed, to say anything of them. On the present i our task would certainly hard one ti. speech ...

... THE PRINCIPALITIES. Bucharest, May 30th.— M. Jean Ghika has been named Minister Public Works, and M. Sturdza Secretary Prince Charles of Hohenzollern. Prince Charles has Iressed second letter to the Sultan, stating that present circumstances do not admit his proceeding to Constantinople immediately, but that he will do so shortly. Turkey has decided to forego her proposed intervention in the ...

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... ST. SAVIOUR'S. The Board of this district met on Wednesday afternoon last, when Mr. B. Isaacs presided. There were also present—Messrs. Prince, Robertson, Allan, Thorn, Allingham, Harris, Mitson, Boulden, E. D. Rogers, Hayward, Owens, Dr. Shea, Gill, Stephens, Castle, Hartley, and Flaxman. The Mais Drainage Pheceft. The Clerk read the order for the Main Drainage Precept from the Metropolitan ...

... An American, sixty-eight years of age, who has been married four times, has lately presented at the baptismal lo nt his thirty-first child. Happy man ! Straw hats, with a cabbage-leaf in the crown, are strongly recommended for harvesters as a precaution against sunstroke. Mr. Bulman, a veterinary surgeon at Jarrow, has accidentally killed himself by taking morphia to procure sleep. Lambs have ...

... Ilirak, tha »iprwri hop* that a raitabU K aul forward to the borough; and ha apuke > iaioural'li ttrnv* Mr Brook, jon., Enilirby and formerly Meltham, i&r Brmk i irstitutk'oalwt. a Kcutleman who had WMftMJVlrti the p*t»tK*m»n who, I'fttltftiutut, wuuki ii«> honour to the town. A ...

... SPIRIT THE PRESS. FREE TRADE. It growing more and more difficult for the opponents commercial reciprocity to silence the trier.of'the working classes. Free trade lessons are fluently preached many Lib ...

... AGK3STXS ( R. K. White. 33, Fleet s! . S. Deacon, 164. LONDON. |i Nephew, : 1 Ucvnell and Co., 44, Cht 1 C. Mitchell and Co., Red ...

... (From the Registrar-General's Weekly Return.) During the week ending Saturday, the 25th ult., 5,541 fcirths and 3,724 deaths were registered in London and 19 other large cities and towns cf the United Kingdom, and the aggregate mortality of the week was in the ratio af 26 deaths annually to every 1,9-0 of the present esti- mated population, against 30 and 28 in the two previous weeks. The ...