... MANCHESTE MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. A T 11'-r ?? r-HE cORNE9 STONE. | LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE The ornr rron of ireira i~ Utbster AMeebtuics' Insti- Thetio rnervr tllttet ado Thurda,- by Oliver flay t'tion, aI)tei41tseeitlre, t ot' tire institUtioli, in tbe presence wood End otiler lndies, POrcival veywood, sq. Sir JoHl I porter, Piuctal i~ot ?? olege; ri'nd AMessra. H1. Ids4vol~tbV. l ...

... Empaial jDarliallmit. I- -- .. -1 I I I (By )lIcqcstic 'ele'yrsyph.) HOUSE OF LORDS.-LAST NIG'HT. The Union of Contiguous Benefices Bill went through a committee; the Infants' Marriage Bill was read a third time and passed; Carnegie's Restitution Bill was read a third time and passed; the Assizes and Sessions Bill was read a second time; The Stamp Duties Repeal on Matrielulm Bill, end the d ...

... 40(otritt Ntwo. 'aNOTICE.-Ads Special Editions oj The Examiner and i Timnesare published fur ROCROALE and OLDHAsM, and also le foTaocea, AsnI[oe, and STALYRIOGE containiing tII te the whole local news of the wceek of these towns and the is .d adjoining districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving sl Ii, either of these Editions in preference to the usual general Wv at Os it Bdition, can ...

... sor nforu ?? Ita uid willA WAR- lIN Tiltra CRIEA the THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. or late The Gazette on Mondaypublished dlespaitches from Lord se licC Region, dated before Sebastopol, JuneJ th. They cottain 10 St sea news of interest. ZI ipie Admiral Boxer died on the ilth, on board tie Jason', outaitle li uurs Baflaktva hsebonr, whither lie led been rermove for the benefit Sh ttee of the sea a ...

... v9arietfrs,. of Major General thle I-on. Yorke Scarlett has left Fenrance's UIHotel, London, for the Crimesa. tel , ~A Tempieroance Society is in course of formation ha ~the city of Lyonis, founded onl the English model. lie Mr. Horace Mvanin has been appointed registrar of the naw irt, axaninitition department for the civil service. cl Al. hover reports fiom Scutari, that die provisions ...

... IRE [LANDI) It is rumoured that the Laor lioietue1aut li5 a 3 visit this summer to Sligo. ?? Ir. Luas has published in thc Tablet ;° Eel relative to his mission to Rome and his rIli' t laud. He left Rome, lie tells s, elltlel o r - and he adds:- Ahrlost ithot l ekllg ort of trifling dosrriptiton, I have hdi a hleotririt tcilittt19 i than is at all consistent with my PeorsflOnl te to the ...

... OPEN-lTe Pnalcernio.-Thle Revs. J. C. Miler, W. Cookill, and I. C. Bartett are resuming their open-air preaching, being stimulated by the encouraging results of last year. Since that time the subject has attracted increased attention. The Bishop of Winchester spoke approvingly in his charge in the autumln, and very recently the Bishop of London addressed an encouraging note to the promoters of ...

... ir ri. Howitt, hin these solumes,* gives us aI sort of journal of his two years' residenice iii Australia-a Subject Well Suited to ithis busy, anerdlotical cast of eindial, and fresh and natural dle- a- sciiptive style. There is scarcely at matter of interest to ccii- it griants, Whether they be msechaisics in guest of lietter wages, wi sheepi-farmiers, intending gold diggers, or nienbers of ...

... ?? - - ~ - -rr'ITrnfltfl LSti ANNUAL BO0AED MEETING. e ftei Fay- on Thursday, the genleral annual board of the trustee oftej 'iec Miotchlester Royal Inifirmcary anod Dispensary w-as bald in the toy- board-rooml Of the institction, for thle purpose of conllfrnlil'C oliii the pro~ceedings of the last general quar, terly anid special boardst, rt 11. ad of ppoiting officems for the ensuing year. B ...

... , r N TXT T XT f 1 / 1 T o AP1 ' CZ MIORNING EXPRESS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR. No later official news from the Climes. The list of officers killed will probably not be known until their relatives have been written to by the War Office. A Russian despatch of the 19th, received at St. Petersburg says that, after twenty-four hours of a murderous bombardment, the French, on the morning of ...

... MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMITR.t -f v. I oftile - We fees it will be longpece English literature or the English a bseirV~ church cen beast of a genial spirit like that of Sydney Smith. I f-lntyr'c His kindliness neic be said to have been a payt of his godliness, W, 50 His wit wag brilliant, net severe--it was the correcteon of a friend, not ithe sneer of en Opponent. His humntour smacked conie. of ...

... !auctropolitall PCW5. 11 I - -1-1--l111-1.11-- ?? -.11 I. 1. - - ? . - )111Cr0 W1Il hold it levee ait St. James's Palace, On fl?--7th instlant, at two o'clock. 1 r'ict latid l'rineei Albert, with the Princess Rov al l( it~ Alt-e, hono0t1t'ed the Royal I taliano Opera with a i .cioi' o Tuesdaty eveiun'0' C -lo ~I-Ctile I-universttry of 1-Ir Majesty's at-ass- ~il U rlt'idioneC the event was' ...