... ing lo- At the usua meating of the health committee, yesterday, eny Mr. Alderman Liangdadie was in tho chair, and the other momn- 't obrs present were Messrs. iBeckwith, Henderson, J ...

... I On Thursday last, the church of St. Mary's was re-a opened, after being considerably enlarged by the erection I of transepts, &c., of which, and the other improvgmeuts I in the church, we gave a detailed account in our last num- I ber. The appearance of the edifice was much admired E by the members of the congregation and the strangers I present. The Rev. H. R. Smith, the zealous pastor of ...

... It1 PrSGON SIOOTING.-O. Wednesday last, a Sbo0tr match took place at the cricket ground, betwee~n NCnig Birley, and Mr. Sanderson Barnes, of Accrngton J. £10 a side, fifteen birds each. Mr. Barnes u,!* for nine out of fourteen, while Mr. Birley only killed 5ili 0 of thirteen. The match had the effect of drawri It gether a large concourse of people. 9 to. MILITARY MOVEMENTS.-Since the 79th ...

... I l The adjourned meeting of this body took place on I Monday, in the council chamber, Town Hall. Present:- The Mayor (in the chair); aldermen Monk, Birehall, R. Pedder, J. Paley, jun.; coufcillors G. Smith, Goodair, Rlaw, J. Livesey, Carr, F. Armstrong, Threlfall (St. Peter's), Naylor, Spencer, J. HIumber, J. J. Myres, Threlfall (St. John's), J. Swainson, R. N. Livesey, Robinson, Parker, ...

... . .: . . E . - LouoaBorotaoo .-The fine weather of thiis week has been hailed with delight by the farmers of thie neighbourhiood, end large quantities of hay have been secured. Should thel fira weather continue another week, the hay harvest in this locality will be at an end. :NowR~ LmeooLNSeuena.-STOCxS OF WHEAT.-Tbe cor- respondent of a Lincolnshire paper says, speaking of North ...

... - onc ~ - s y - L - Tiie nuber'o~regiatered loldging hbusee in, Sheffeld 'is b Dow 339, accommodating.2,894 nigtlylylodgers. The 'aggregate' value of the Liverp'ool tea, UA ad, last year,. m is stated to haxebleeinX 00,9O,000,' ex~du'ty. -Some of the freemasons rof Liverpool arc niokig PrePal', rations to pay a visit. of conogratulation to their brethren in, Dublin' '1 'The town council of ...

... IRELAND ., , were reit- Colonel Chatterton. will again bid for the representation ttle- of the city of Cork, on the expected vacancy caused by lifll- Sergeant Murphy's acceptance of office under the p ...

... CHARas OF WILBUL MURDER.-On Saturday last, in- over formation was given at the police station that a woman, addi of the name of Mary Hale, had secretly given birth to a the I child, which sh ...

... 'y BY~~~l ELECTRICI TecLaEGtAP1. ie TaIIRSDAY EVENING, JULY 21. Y' HE MAJESTY'S HEALTH.-A bulletin, dated Osborne, ~'Thursday, nine aim., states that her Majesty has had a' the good night ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 11. The Earl of AaenoEsN stated, in reply to Lord Malmesbury, I that the government had received no intelligence of the occupa- tion of Bosnia by the Austrians. The Earl of HARoDwvcscs called the attention of the house to the order in council regulating the promotion and retirement of officers in the navy, adding that the whole system of promotions and appointments ...

... FLOODS AT WOODPLUMPTON9 SOWERBY ST. MICHAEV'S, ETC, I The late heavy rains so much swelled the brook that flows through the above townships as to cause, during the latter part of last week and the commencement of the present, the greatest flood that has taken place in those localities since the disastrous inundation of 180. On Saturday night last, the stream was so much augmented at eight ...

... ?? , ., \:QS. ?? ?? ws', STMBINS OE' THR' -BRITIt ARMY, ?? i , ?? Own ,the' e st bfrd1y,-I ?? ?? uy ,kthe~h (F om- the 'Ukiit . -[Whero-two plaees ar~e tmentioned, the last:nameddiothat ati at tb 1 lifu.the: depot .fFthqe egimentisstationed.2 - oni I a i4st hifto Giards. Camp, ' 3fnd BBnpj;(-dhathem. - '2nd, Re'gents Pre.3rd Manhaa e aid er' ,o4al RHoe ards, tpde 33th Chaahester;Vor;Wt ...