... Itperial arliamnent. C In the Peers, on Thursday, the Lord Chancellor b said, the report of the Statute Law Commission had ti been signed, and would probably be laid on the table in a day or two. Lord Lyndhurst withdrew the tl Abjuration of Oaths' Bill; P The Commons were occupied with the Nuisances' I Removal Bill during the morning sitting. Mr. Hol- b land, the new member for Evesham, took ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - c 4~. A JJ.LJ.s ir STocI;?iooaso Jnly 3.-Some ships of the English ?? a3ve bombarded and destroyed the small town of Nystadt, io. tae Gulf of Bothnia, BOMBARDMENT OF SWEABOR'-. Sweaborg has been bombarded. Some magazines v3r2 blown up and various buildings fired. Narva also has bee-. l attacked with success,several cannoa having been dismocuts ' n and shipping destroyed. Le REPORT OF ...

... Aj (Q)?t Vortlj walm 91gattidt. BANGOR, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1855. THE ALLEGED POISONING CASE. The treatment of this case at the Assizes fully justified the observations which Ave felt it our duty to make on the occasion of the committal after the Boroner's inquiry. The Judge, as we anticipated, strongly charged the Grand Jury upon the subject, and there being no additional evidence to that ...

... The Board met on Thursday last. The following members tics were presewt:-Mlessrs. ?? V. El. Williaceis, H. Rt. Hughes, R., pre, Evans. and G. Jones. Alex Mr. Williams was called to lice chair. t The Clcrk produced a reply troin the Sccretary to tlse Chester Of. and Holyhead Railway Gocepany, respecting the iiornplalict made gas by the Dean, f the noriousstate of tiseriver Adda, iii sonar- w5w ...

... REM!AINS OF LORD RAGLAN. is The remains of the late Lord Raglan are expected to arrian ce in this country some time this week; they will be landed at r- Bristol, and will be deposited in the Beaufort faimly-vanit at ;h Great Badmington. It is thought that the body will lie ir to state for two or three days in the great hall of Badmiriton e0 House, and that, besides the members of the noble and ...

... INCIDENTS 0F THE WAR. The Jnvalidre Russe reports that Admiral Nachimoff has I sunk under his wounds received in the defence of Sebastopol. I The news of the fire at Novgorod is contradicted. It is to i Wladimir, in the government of Volbynia, that the statement applies. Official published accounts state at 5,775 men the Russian i loss in the affairs of the 17th and 18th. Rear-Admiral Pam- i ...

... 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 ...