... X rn-, . or - q - - II 0 i g TRIAL OF SIMON BERNARD. 0 THE PRISONER'S DEFENCE. 0 i Yesterday morning having been appointed for Mr. 0James to address the jury for the defence, the e greatest anxiety appeared to be evinced by the public u to be present, and the Central Criminal Court was 6 filled long before the hour appointed for the corm- 6 mencement of the proceedings. C Tho ?? Chief Justice, ...

... TOWN TALK. [BY A LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] No lack of subjects of serious chat or lively gossip, i, The condemnation of the Italian Lani for the Haymarket t murder; Glover, ex-M.P. for Beverley, found guilty of £ perjury; Bernard tried for an offence that recalls Mackintosh's defence of Peltier.; the fall of Lucknow, and the howl of the gagged French journals against the English occupation of the ...

... THE Vienna correspondent of the Times reports that Sir Hamilton Seymour, before relinquishing his post, has expressed the opinion that in such a critical moment as the present there ought to be a truce to the jealousies and bickerings of Austria and Prussia, and that it should be their aim to make of Germany a power which could, in case of need, enforce the respect of the neighbouring ...

... V. arc haYpPY to helar that a subsceiption, limited to a maxiillaiy of 51., is on foot for presenting a testimonial to Alderman William Margytts, nho has been Chairman of the Wcordstoek Union duing nui years, an)d who is not re- eieted a Guardian upon this occasion At the last meeting of tle old Board of Guardians, on Tuesday, a vote of thanks tD Mlr. 31argetts, for his long and zealous ...

... SATURDAY.—(Before the Rev. C. A. WILLIAMS and the Rev. JOHN EVANS.) BLAENAVON.—LEAVING EMPLOYMENT.—Nicholas Wil- liams was charged by George Challenger with having left his employment as a collier, without having given the cus- tomary month's notice. Defendant admitted his guilt, and, at the solicitation of the bench, agreed to return to work. He was ordered also to pay 8s. Ga. expenses. ...

... SETTLEMENT SEBVICES IT THE TWYNYRODYN UNITARIAN CHAPEL. Two Services, appropriate to the settlement of a new minister at the Twynyrodyn Unitarian Chapel, were conducted there on Sunday last, by the Rev. Drs. Beard and Lloyd. Dr. Beard, who delivered the charge to the minister in the morn- ing, is, we understand, the principal of a Unita- rian College at or near Manchester, and is a man of some ...

... On Thursday morning a clever capture was effected in Sheffield, ot an athletic fellow, named William Morris, alias Mark, on a charge of uttering forged c Bank of England notes, at several fairs in 'he neighbourhood of York and other parts of' Yorkshire and the adjoining counties. e It appears that Morris has been in the habit of visiting horse fairs for some time past, and has suc- ceeded in ...

... - . St. GroRGE's CHIURCH.-On Thursday last, Mr. G. Tait and Mir. C. Seward were elected wardens of St. George's church for the ensuing year. CONsBCtATion.-Christ Church, Newburgh, built and endowed by the Earl of Derby, was consecrated by the Bishop of Chester on Wednesday last. It contains sit- tings for 256 persons, of which 117 are entirely free and unappropriated. The patronage is vested ...

... .i Id )ALLOT.Xe-SOI To -k. W. 4ICHOL. A : . :SI, OF A'UST ,IA. X ,; O l n a -f: ..W In ., - ,i. OnWdnsW'wingn3 sbolr e was given ?? Umsmasons' Rall, It 2Ev, W -Nicholson, late 'prei6idr of, la Victoria, Aiistralia, and tke founldir ef'the ~'otd iv in the Brltishf 'SIO~iiO.e by balot eased There was a 'larg Is blgo o FIrisy heard Barkeleyv M.P .,toolr the-chair, in which' he~ `W`s iprted ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT TO AIR. JAMES ORPWOOD, OF WATERSTOCEL it is oar painful duty to announce that Arr. Jas. Orpwood, of Wiaterstock, a gentleman well known and highlyesteerned in this county, met with his death by being thrown fio-1 his horsc as he was returning from Oxford on Wednesday night last. An inquest was hold on thi body, at the King's Arms, Wheatley, by William Brunner, Esq., on Thursday ...

... I OXFORD 'ARmERS' CLUB. The montlily meeting of the Oxford Fa~rmers' Club was J held on Wednesday lapt ait the Three Cups; Hotel, when 1 .there was e4largerattplndancethan wasanii e, osdr tw ing the attractions ast the Tlubney sale, which took sway L psn ho ivo sld otherwise halv~elien present. The Vice- Ha Panesiet Mr3astWleo egbrokce Hill Farmn occupied 'the chatr in, the isbsence of the ...

... HAYMARKET. Tpss E1v.nssoAN UNEQtUaL MATCH. Msoro Dackoton' GblpM pendsle. WY.Farren. and Gomp ton hiss Amy S;dsgwick Mrs B. Wtce. -PLUTO AND PKOSERPI3NE. Mr.Com ton, Miss 1. Leolereq,Mis. xwnny Wright.-And MY HUSBAND S (iHOST.-Commenze it 7. PRINCESS'S. TEIS EvsNhna, SAMSUEL IN SEARCH OF HIMSELF. -And RING LEAR. Ir.C. Eean.-Openat balf-pst 6. OLYMPIC. Trizs EvNswo, YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR ...