... I Since Wednesday, four nsore bodies have been meet o reoee.one on ThursdaY evening, which was identified Pondell as that of Beni. Batty, of Luandhil ged 22; an the othe Wit- thre ysteday(Frday) morning, were identified as those by tile of Joseph Goodall, Of Lendhill, aged 24; William Cus H.resie of Lundhill, aged 19;- and James Smith, ot Lundhill, aged rsd 23. They were all found in the ...

... a- d. The ceremony of the baptism of Her rloyal figih- ness the infant Princess, fifth daughter of HIer Majesty thle Queen and His R~oyal ighness Prince Albert, took piace on Tuesday, in the chapel within Buckingham Palace. at The Prelates present included the Archbishop of Canter- *e bury, the Bishop of London, the Bishopi of Oxford. aud the a. Bishop of Chlestr. A gi cat nulmber of Foreign ...

... 'ERSONATIONS AT THE LEEDS| ELECTION. II I PEiSONATTOIU BY MIOUNTAINT. ~day, .Iose'phl i iullntail st as again exainined i 3euis Court-house, upon the chlar=ge of personating Hartley, at the Leeds L'urougli Election, on Friday M Magistrates present swere tile Mayor (John Bot- 4, Ralphll Harkiland, C. G. Maclea, J. Wilson, Itesoli, Esqrs. The first witness called yesterday ichscuZ lWti'kiansoni, ...

... I ELEVEN KILLED AND FORTY INJURED. |Is CIE A fearful accident took place last Sunday night, about Gr half-past ten o'clock, near the Lewisharn station of the Ge North Kent Railway. The particulars of this unfortunate,) accident, given in the morning papers, are these:- tio' While an up-train was stopping a shoet distance beyond wo the Lewishata station a train from Maidstono caneo up ...

... THE SUSPECTED POISONING NEAR : WRITEHlAVEN. The excitarnent created-do the neighabourhood of (jeator ?? onea Wiritehaven, on Wedneeday, was greatly in- otherse fani Tiissrsday, by the end~kn sickening of several ir fortunaer fmliee living in the same row of houses as thle an- 1 fo'lockat Armetrongs. On Thursday morning, about six yo'fivek, aman -nared John Sloane, a labourer, aged forty- ...

... 'HAREWOOD FRIENDLY SocIETY.-On Monday (yesterday), the anniversary of the Harewood Friendly Society was celebrated. The members walked in procession from the Harewood Arms to the Parish church, preceded Xby the Pool brass baud, divine service being celebrated and a sermon preached by the Rev. Robert Lee, B.A., of Thorpe rStapleton, near Leeds, from 1st Peter iii. 8. On returning from church ...

... THE FRENCEH ELECTIONS. [By AN ITALIAN PATRIOT.] It is satisfactorj to find that the views expressed by us on the Paris elections are entertained by many Of the London papers, though the Mlogning 01tronicle and the ti( Standard sound loudly the trumpet of victory in behalf tb of the Imperial Government. The apparent result of the p late electoral struggle, looking mnerely at the numbers polled, ...

... LEEDS I O G ELECTI BOROGH ELECTION-' AGGREGATE MEETING OF LIBERAL fv- ELECTORS. N SUCCECSS OF MR. J. R. MILLS. h WI Po Pursuant to the arrangement made between the it committees of Mr. Mills and Mr. Farster, (tihe two Liberal w'I candidates), that thea names of both should he proposed toa a general meeting of the Liberal electors, upon the under- (C. ,standing that the candidate who should ...

... thum - at -Ad ho xuO oAIN hCE .51 1. C1 WE regret to observe the unsatisfactory position a oe this useful measure, occasioned by the pertinacity of MA of the CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER in claiming for cl the Government an amount of discretionary inter- A a- ference which is objected to by local trustees and hi ,. managers as alike subversive of the sound principle ea rs upon which these ...

... I I THE WAR IN CHINA. e The detailed intelligence by the last mail contains little that i8 interesting.. e On the 2nd of April, the boats of the lon. Company's 2, steamer Auckland, at Tung Chung bay, cut out a mandarin s. junk, which was brought in here by the steamer. A bat- r tery on shore, which opened fire on the boats as they were pulling in, was also taken possession of, ard held till ...

... ?? OR WVHEN the ATTORNIPY-GENERAL introduced his bill for removing a great legal anomaly and practical evil, by making criminal those breaches of trust which had hitherto been treated merely as debts, he recog- nised the necessity of protecting from groundless litiga- tion the numerous individuals who fill the onerous and unpaid office of trustee, and with this object provided that no suit ...

... n' -Ar -,I azba w;I 1 - --BO BA 1 1 - ?? OUR readers will have seen, like ourselves, i with much regret, the accounts we have published of . riotous demonstrations in Brussels and other towns, I in which, though no personal injury appears to have I been inflicted, property has been destroyed, and the vital principle of freedom of opinion has been out- raged by the infliction of insult and loss ...