... BOY KILLISD By LiolsrTsaccG.-On Sat-urlay, during a stir thunderstorm, A boy named Samuel Stopherd, aged 12 years, wil residing at Abbey Hey,, Gorton, Lancashire, was killed by to I *lightning whilst closing a bedroom window. His; body was inti afterwards found in the room much ecorched, and it is sup- wa posed that his death was instantaneous, tbe BOILER EXPLOSION AT HAxAmaaasmrri.-Shortly be ...

... 2 Mr. Henry Stacey, the Liberal candidate, was on Tuesday le elected without any opposition for East Norfolk. I The Duke of Cambridge is to be immediately appointed Generaliesimo of the Foreign Lsgion. PC Miss Nightingale is at Therapia, and does not intend to St return to England unless obliged by the state of her health.. ul l Sir George Brown is on his way home in the Nabla, so- If eriosly ...

... iousE oF, LORDS-FRIDAY. readi; The Earl of MVALTIESBURY inquired Isheiher there was six any truth in the statement that Lord Raglan had resigned d p i s comxiund ? te Lord PAoeieMUaE-1 am happy to say that there is some charnt error inl the statement with regard to the resignation of the p Lord Raglan. No such rcsignation has been tendered, an( of ec I am happy to think theat no such ...

... (THE BRITISH HOTEL-OPENING DINNER. thi MrT NJ'. Dete, who, so~cceeditI to this eotaltlishment at the, inl cerpmeemettt of tile year, liciog, isaterio~ly improved thle I- coilti todatioll of its arrangemeniits, cousinoitiorated tit e comp letionlil of the scale, acrigto cutm b I ltiig ile , wich Ctook plice oil Friday the 29th nlt. 'The (]ni i r woo prorvideel in cospca~aeffee. roomi, when $4 ...

... HEALTH OF THE ARMY. On Monlay, Lord Panmure received the following despatch, addressed t) his lordship by the late Field Marshal the Lord Raglan: Before Sabastopol, June 26. My Lsrd,-I have the honour to transmit to your lordship the accompanying letter, dated this day, from the Inspector General of Hospitals. Your lordship will observe with pain that this report exhibits a considerable ...

... Imperial vadfaillent. The Lords on Thursday sat for a short time, and adjourned after forwarding several bills a stage. In the Commons on Thursday, on the order for going into Committee upon the Limited Liability Bill, Mr. Muntz, in moving to defer the Committee for three months, denounced the whole policy of the bill, the principle of which, he argued, was unsound. The amendment was seconded ...

... impERIAL PARLIAXENT, HOUSE OF LORDS-FanmAy.CaI The second reading of the Religious WVorship (No. 2) the Bill was moved by theE arl of DERBY, who explained the the changes which the measure, originally introduced by Lord I Shaftesbulry, bad undergone in the select committee. of The Earl Of SUIAFTESBURY commented, at much length, buw upon the alterations that had been effected in his bill, and ...

... flus-aa~ss IN THlE CITY.-It appears, from a statement 4' mnade by F.ir. Hau1IkeY, H.IP.. at a meeting9 of the Society for Jal the Fropagation of the Gospel, held in London, that the ir returns under the income tax act of the Profits derived from tl business alone in the City amount to 13,000,0WZ. a year. Fanw. NFAR ASTLET-'S THE&TnE.-On Saturday night, b shortly before niine o'clock, a r-amour ...

... n Miss Nightingale is about to return home, ?? Stanley has to alreadv arrived. Mr. H. J. R. Gaskomn (of the War Office) is appointed the t, Second Private Secretary of Lord Panmure. e The Lord Chancellor has appointed C. Temple, Esq., Q.C., e to succeed to the County Court Judgeship, vacant through the death of J. W. Wing, Esq. Major General Torrens has been appointed Military Con- a missioner ...

... T THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOLv ?? ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH DESPATCHES. SUCCESSFUL BOMBARDMENT OF THE REDAN. War Department, July 12. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the editor and has great pleasure in transmitting the en- closed intelligence which has this day reached him from General Simpson:- Crimea, July 11, 4.45 ?? Our fire yesterday had good effect on the Redan. Cholera is decreasing, and ...

... U' TBE PUBLIC HscALTE.-During three weeks of this q month the population of London have enjoyed improved health. ol This is shown by a reduction of the mortality to the extent b, of about 1 50 deaths a-week below the mortality of the pro- I, vious moutho. Lost w~eek the deaiths registered were 915. In a the corresponding weokhs of tho ten years 1 845-54 the average a Dumber was 1,027, which, ...

... The Emperor of Austria has subscribed 300 ducats to the fund for erecting a monument to Schiller and Goethe. I THE TROUBLES IN THDE UJ;RAINE.-The F'ran1fort Post a . Gazette is informed from Warsaw that the troubles in the Ukraine, far from being appeased, daily gain new ground, and M extend beyond the Darister. The peasants commit no excesses, be i but refuse their accustomed labour tax (the ...