... MR. LOMAX AND THE LICENSED ! VICTUALLERS. ] t Is . .. . . -. - - - A, -.- ~0 Mr. G. E. Lomax, the well-known temperance advocate, lr lectured on Tuesday night, in the Mechanics' Institution, d, Cooper-street, in order to animadvert. upon speechesi recently i idelivered at the meeting of licensed victusilers held in this ci town. The lecture theatre was quite unable to hold all who el of ...

... dth (Front the Examiner.). ive To the new offenses which have, sprung up in our time, of etrangling, hocussing, and burking, is now to be added the the grave delinquency of' naming recollection in the hearing of red en officer of Her Majesty's 46th regiment. It is merely ill the manners to talk of a halter in the presence of anyone who in- may have lost a kinsman by sentence of law; but it is ...

... Roval aU4 faimllancono. HEALTH OF THE CITY.-WO bear of no case of cholera hastn pcublraton in Manche ster since the one reported in our POMONA GARDEeS.-O Wing to the unfavourable weather -which prevailed on Saturday and Monday, the concerts which were announced to be given at the Pomona Gardens on those days, by the Hungarians, are postponed to next Saturday and Monday. THE BELLE VuR GARDENS.- ...

... 0 wa ed .Wdnsa ,r A speejal meeting of the council6 wa ed nWdnsa *morning, at nine o'clock, in Salforri Town Hall. i Returns from the overseers, of the estimated annual valeie 1 of the rateable property in the townships within the borough,d were received, and measures in due form of law were taken l h-for levying and raising a borough-rete. For Salford township, ithe return sirowed £-198,883. ...

... sucign anb Colonial Niocctlan2. 1-1 I II-- 11,11--l- .. -Ill,--1--lll---.,-,., TRANSATLANTIC TELEORAPH.-The5patent has now been WIv signed in cupenhengen, allowing Mr. T. P. Sheffuer, lbs ott Anmerican agent, to construct anl electric telegraph from North America, over Greenland, Icelaud, and the Feroies, to asr Nsorway and Copenhagen. A plan is in agitation for a con- go ...

... i i On Monday, Mr. Payne, the coroner, resumed an inquiry at the Town Hall, Southwark, into the circumstances COil- P nected with the death of the Rev. William Macbeau Willis. t] The witnesses examined were Mr. J, Waters, a passenger by a the train; Mr. Parker, the station master; and Mr. H. Chap- I man, the telegraph clerk at Stoat's Nest, who proved from his C book that he signalled the ...

... AletroCpolita a liv Vi r1 ct'tund . I1 ! . vn. a. . a. AA-r. . -QA-.. - . . D . . . .. . . . .. M TaB LEG18LAsxcOo op LAST SxsstoN.-Fronm a pasrliameni- e tary return receittly printed it appears that in, the course of 0 lest session 180 public bills wene introduced into the Hotuse t. of Commons-117 by the govermnent, and 68 by privete n?tmembers, Of the ...

... [tY LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING. n- THY CZAR'S REFUSAL TO ACCEDE TO THE PROPOSALS Or Oh THE WESTERN POWERS-POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND be GERMANY-VERDICT AND SENTENCE ON LIEUTENANT PrRnY-THE SALE Or BEER BILL AND THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS-IMPORTANT ARGUMENT IN DEFENcE OF in THE BILL I3Y THE TEMPERANCE PARTY. d By far the most important news which arrived yester- day, was that announcing that the ...

... re An najourned quarterly meeting of the generel board of as trustees and managers of R-enshaw's Blind Asylum was held itt at the Town Hall, on Thniradayteast; the Lord Bishop of elManebester in the chair. Fifteen or aite etee were ar, prysent, R is, When the minutes of the weekly board. of management ft eog were read over, Sir J. POTTER 'eXplainied, witha reference toII in their resolution on ...

... THE- NEW LAW CONCERNING LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. . - . . I . . . . . .. ci We have several times taken occasion to explain the pro. re 'visions of the bill that was passed during the last session, id affecting the interests and government of all literary end d. scientific institutions throughout, the kingdtim., The follow- ve iug address to thle directors of literary and mechanics' insfi. ...

... - 'WHAT IS A 'TRAVELLERR? his This much vexed queation came up at the New Bailey, I ndin Salford, On Thurda morning, when Mr. B1. Bt. gee Cobbeltt argued the point before Mr. Henry Leigh the Trafford, the sitting magistrate. Several pUbliCafle and VI beersellers had been Summoned for offences agaibst thle new ritbeer eat, alleged to have been committed on Suntday week; It itamongst them was Mr ...

... LATE ST NEWS. THE WAR.or (From the London pvapers of yosterda&'.) Tie THE BALTIC. despi The following remarks appear in a leading article of tice that Daily News.-` Rumnours are Still floating round that somne ing ai very remarkable despatches aire gone to Admiral Napier. 0 Perhaps, now that the rubble has poured out from the htole C in the wall at Bomarsutid, and that somne Russian cannon ...