... I NAVAIL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. I The Aemstrong guns intended for China were tried ?? at Woolwich, and their strength wits consi- derod quite zatiSfaetory. The Adelaide transport, and the Eir.William Feel, te shipping a powerful supply of war materials for chimi, and other transports have beeta ohartered for the rco purpose from the lst January. The arsenal at Woolwich is to be guarded as ...

... Mr Leatham, the new member for Hudderefield, was entertained on Thursday evening by 3,000 persons, who assembled at a tanquet in his honour. Mr Bright, M.P., Mr F. Croseley, M.P., and Mr Barnes, K., were amongst the company. Mr Cobden was to have been present. but instead he sent a letter eulogising Mr Leptham. II congratulate you on poesessing a mem- ber whose ability and eloquence bid ...

... _THE PEROYS AND THE NEVLRES. Time was when the .Percys and Nevilles held almost regal sway in Northumberland and Durham. The two great princes of the north were Northumberland at Alawiok and Westmoreland at Baby Castle. Bat the lie' of Peroys, who fell fighting the battles of the Red Bose, exemplifies one form of the veakuess whioh ex- tinguished so many of our English great familiee, ...

... XI RTHUMBERLAND AND D.URJHAJM .XEMIOAL BEGISTRATION.SOO.ETY. I I, n-p , -- A .. I n Tuesday afternoon, a general meeting of the members of thie cociety was held in the Infirmary, to consider and carry out the'privitione of The Medical Act asto unregistered practitioners, and to transact; other important busineas. Thee waaE a very full at- tendance of medical gentlemen, many of whom bad ...

... I LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S DESPATCH TO I THE PRUSSIAN GOVERNMENT. The following is the despatch addressed by Lurd John Russell to Lord Bloomfield, Her Miojesty's representative at the Court of Berlin, under date the 22nd,- Foreign Offide, 22nd June, 1869. My Lord,-Her Majeaty's government sees with great concern anu indication manifesting itaelf in Ger- many to take part in the war which has ...

... SIR JOHN PAKINGTON ON THE POLICY OF NON-INTERYENTION. The anniverzary o2 the Woreestershire Society was celebrated on Saturday last at the Albion Hotel, At- derogate-street, on which occasion an important politi- cal speech was delivered by Sir John Pakington, Mr I. 0. Dent presided, and was supported by the Right Hon. Sir J. Pakington, M.P., First Lord of the Ad- miralty ; Lord Lyttleton, ...

... The subject of tbe scale of remuneration to be paid to fbs three liquidators of this bank, and also to Mr Wole- ?? the fourth liquidator, who ptaces himself on a Bent footing to the .tbree gentlemen originally ap- eon at three o'clock on Saturday after. ef beore the VicoO-hanoellor Kinderaley, at the CbambrDaU the Chiet Clerk, having read to his atatement with reference to the poaition of ; ...

... THES B-REFORM DEBATCE. _ __ 1 * - _ t.. TT ...

... - [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPB.1 HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. The Earl o1 Da-RB moved the second reading of the Rist India Loan Bill. He also gave notice of a vote of tbanke to the Governor-General, Commander-ir.-Chief, and oivil and military offncers in India. The noble Earl 'also intimated that a day of thanks. Siving for the suppression of the Indian mutiny would abobttly be set apart by her Moj ...

... LAST NIGHLI'S PARLIAMENIT. [BY BLEUCTRIC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at 6 itieloek. In reply to Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Earl of HARDWIcVx stated that an appendix to the report of commiesioners for inquiring into the Oest means of ?? the navy would eh)rtly be preeented, together with a paper by Ur Lindsay, one of the oommsionmrs, containing his ...

... The hundredth natal day of Burns was celebrated by a supper, provided by Mr R. Stewart, and t) whiah about 70 sat down. After the repast, the chair was taken by Mr C. Mitchell, and the vice-ch .ir by Mr Gray. The toaet of the evening was received with ten British cheers. In the course of the evening, Mr McPherson, the treaesurer to the Low Walker Mechanics' Inetitutp, was presented with the ...

... TuE SMETHURST TRIAL. cghetrj81o'Dr. 3metburat on the charge of poison- ThetrilIft wa~sae re3med on Thursday. P9 .7vrdson ws8 recalled, and he stated his belief , lkea died from natural causes. that ?? k Adied Dr. Tafhsngham, both lecturers MJr BRodgewat'lee School of btedicine. Dr. P. a~t the 0UE~oboegh, Dr. Girdivood, Mr J. Edmonds, &to tolhe ?? pital, and Dr. TV er Smithl, surgeon b thtbe ...