... DLIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ?? - ?? _ _Ital LBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP31.J Ti HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. of I The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. seq '[he SPEAlCir reported to the house that lie had Ule received a communieation stating that it wis not die intended to proceed with the Bodrini election cav petition. the The Preton election committee was called to the eat; table and ...

... SECOND EDITIN ). 1BaY ELECTRIC AND 55AONTIC TELE()n ?? ?? I Tie Thmes says Mr. Labouohere is to h! created a The Times, in a loader on Sir C. Wood', finanial statement, can only arrive at the conelusigi that the progress of Indian m iigovernm ent and d-asa ter con- tinues unchanged. Tle light portion of the Bombay and Australian manils rid Marseilles is expected to be distributed in London ...

... .YLI - ?? ljiYLERPOQL INSTITUTE. This institution has taken the first position in this district in the number of its pupils who passed the recent Oxford local examination, as the following table of passed candidates shows:- Seniocs. Jnsiors Total. Liverpool Institnto e. .. 4 . . ' . 13 Collegiate Institution ?? ?? ?? ?? 9 Royal Institution ?? ?? 0 .. 1 1. liev. W. C. Greon's school 3 6 ?? 9 Dr ...

... The weekly meeting was hold yesterday; present- Messrs. Dover (chairman), Shoil, Beckwitb, Cros- thwaite, Anthony, Avison, Bowring, Gladstono, Crellin, Barton, and Stitt. The borough engineer, building surveyor, and inspector of nuisiueces reported various particulars of the operations in their soveral departuientl during the week, fronm which it appeared that 122 nuisances complained of by ...

... A meeting of the Council was held in the Town-hall, on Thursday. There were present-the Mayor (chairman) ; Aldermen Humber, Parker, Spencer, E. Pedder, Shawe, and Walmsley; Councillors Duckett, Swarbrick, Watson, Charnley, Gudgeon, Haslam, R. Goodair, Dawson, S. Smith, Parker, Isherwood, Taylor, Booth, Joseph Woods, John Woods, Teale, Armstrong, J. Goodair, Whitehead, Carr, Swainson, M. Myres, ...

... 1 .77 = ?? THE GnENFELL TESTIMONIAL-Up to last evening, the subscriptions to the testimonial to Mr. Grenfell, M.P., amounted to rather more than £200. THE RT. REV. THE BISHOP OF GRAHAMSTOWN preached last Sunday morning in Longton church, and in the evc- ning at St. James's church. At Longton the sum of £7 was collected, and at St. James's £11, in aid of the Kaffir Missions. THE DUKE OF ...

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... .THE WEEKLY TIMES. lluCHESTM, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1859. SUM31HARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS. Of I The week's proceedings in Italy hare consum- vaouf -mated, as it were, the resolution taken by the d people of the Duchies when, their sovereigns ran unde away from them, and now there is no return for give! the old rulers of Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, spiril unless through the instrumentality of ...

... . COUWRT, OABINET, AND PEirSONAIS. ti anil His Rojisl Highness the Prlnce consort; accompanied by b their Royal Highuesses Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, Prince o 11Arthur,, ?? Helena, embarked on board the royal, c ?? Albert yesteirday afternoon, at, half-past aixo'cock 'fr acruishe -Sir George -Cornewall Lewis, r Secrtaryof Satefor the Home Department, is' the miii- t ?? ofici l atedance on ...

... It is not our wish to depreciata unfairly the 'conciliatory measures which have just been announced by the French Government. The amnesty to political offenders or victims, coupled with the subsequent annulment of all avertissentents pending against the newspaper press, may be truly pronounced a large con- cession to popular feeling. It appears to be infinitely more of a reality than such ...

... [BY ELEOMIIC AND MAGNETIC TZLEURALArS. I DEVONPORT ELECTION-Thle show of hands was for Ferrand (Conservative). Poll demanded for Sir Arthur Buller. The Poictiers troopship has put back to Ports- mouth, making 18 inches water per hour. She was struck by a heavy sea. The foundation stoale of Mr. Spurgeon's tabernacle was yesterday laid by Sir Moreton Peto. Cheques for £3000 were received from ...

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