... MUTTUM IN 1?ARVO. the New gravint, doclke are being constructed at Cardiff. rune Four' Dew ut'uruhes are in course of erection at~lasgow. is of Lady F anklin's steam yacht Fox sailed from Aberdeen ease for the Aroljo regions on Monday. - Lase, week there were., 1005 deaths and 1672 birthe regir.,tered in London. f A young Man named Minus, a, compositor and reader, - 11 into the Thmaes on ...

... nrnro ^yrre. of A monthly and special meating of the town council a h held to-day, in the council chataber of the Town Haill, his Worship the Mayor, F. Shand, Esq., in the chair. Is The minutes of the previous meeting were read and con. dth Airmed. doli TilTHE MERSEY CONSERVANCY BILL. In he Mr. WOODRUFI' said, before proceeding to the business to of the day, he should like to ask the chairman ...

... I P&RLIAKMENTKRY INTELLIGENCE,) ae HOUSB1~ OR' LORDS. W .'X~?IONDAY, Jtux 20. ?? Lori dhancellor took his saet onithe wooheok at a To o'cock.. THlE AB&WlTA2I0N OATH. t Y. Lord O0AMPBusu gave noticm tha onthe following even- n rehgh oudptaqoaint ?? le PRIVATE BUSDMESS-THM~ READINGS. IF ~ 'The fllowing ills were read a third time and passed. at Lewves and tlckfield Railway ; Newry. Warrenpoint, ...

... n - - ?? - ?? th ly DEATH FROM EXaESSIVE DsRINIING.-On Monday last, co in an inquest was held upon William Thompson, 40 years of b et age, a watch finisher, who resided in 17 Court, Bostook- hi - street. The deceased was much addieted to drinking, and mn nog ad been drinking during the whole of last week. On al bth aturday night, whilst standing with a glass of ale before th to him at the ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, GUILLDRALL, LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 7. (Sitting at Nisi Prius, before Lord Campbel and a special jury.) SEED V. HIGGINS AND OTHERS. Mr. H. Hill, Q.C., Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., and Mr. Hind- marsh appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Knowles, Q.C., Mr. Grove, Q.C., and Mr. Webster for the defendants. The plaintiff in this action, Mr. William Seed, was a spindle and fly ...

... S3PAIN. t hevna, MADRID, JuRN 29.-On Saturday, tho ceremonies Yorlc; ordained in celebration of the pregnancy of the Queen steami were brought to a close by her proceeding in at-t, with The the King and oourt, to the church of Aoi WhM to return New I thanks for the prospect of progely, and to pray for a On I happy delivery. All the porap of the Spanish oourt was on the exhibited upon the ...

... I I Id Mal )f [BY THEr Bn.Z(TRIO AND INTERN~ATLONAL TZLLEGRAPU.-] plan 1. I ?? Up to seven o'clock last evensing the steamer with the cost ?? mails was not in Bight of Marseilles, beir Bacon, against whom sentence of death was recorded nesi !8 at Stamford on Saturday, will probably be sentenced to .A )f penal servitude for life. ?? L- Ledru Rollin writes a long letter to the London papers. ...

... 1-.- ~ - . . ?? . . ?? ?? ?? . . . ?? ?? . - .1.. ?? ?? THE QuarN IN CAMP.-Her Majesty was to leave ,t Buckingham Palace yesterday and proceed to Aldershott, s accompanied by the Prince Consort, and would pass that I a cnad ths night at the Royal Pavilion at the amp. There e will be a grand review of the whole of the troops there I 1, to-day. On Saturday ii is understood that there will be y ...

... LwI I'as MULTUi IN PARVO. -- z ~ . 'LLU.JUJiL III EI --VU. Much wisdom is netded in order to call actions by their laid right names. I 0Mr. Raskin has been leturing at Manchester on the ve canbecton belrveen 8Pt and politloal economy. Ever one speaks well of his heart, but no one ventures tot peak well of his head.' I by The very latest novelty in dress in Paris is crinoline ay sleeves. Now, ...

... IDEFICIENT WEIGHTS AND MEAStTRES.I II the pi the Yesterday, P. A. Hamilton and J. H. Turner, Esqs., co as- sat in the Crown Court to hear informations against the persons charged viih the use of improper weights, ap- measures, &o. Mr. Superintendent Edwards and the W two inspectors of the weights and measures department qv ad. were in attendance to support the informations. The be ren ...

... l ?? INVESTITUES.- On Monday, the Queen invested Earl Granville and the Martuins of Westminster as gaights of the Garter, and Lord kianaird as a Knight of the Thistle. TBBEE CHILDREN DOWVNED.-.Ou Thursday week, three children slipped into the Ashton Canal, at Man- ,ieser, and were drowned. TOE QUEES AT ?? Queen, tbrough P Sir George Grey, has expressed great satisfaction with her reception in ...

... gonfou Rutellistace. FRANCE. The Parine says that the Queen of England will pay a visit to the Emperor at Fonlaineblean, at the beginning of Septem- ber, and will stay there about ten days. The Indipendance, the other day, fixed upon Cemptigno as the place where the Emperor would showY Her Maijesty country hospitality, but the announcement in the Parine must be considered as more authentic. It ...