... Mr.1 T. Langton gives the fallowing acoount o( a heartless case of eviction in the county of Carlew, Ireland. The circumstances have been brought under the notice of Mr. Bright by a deputation:- In the county of Carlow, some fifty miles aouth of Dublin, and not far distant from the beautiful and enchanting scenery of Wexford, stands the hamlet of Nurney, in or near which is a district called ...

... V SEVXEREoST~ I. The proverbial fickldenus of the English climiae has been btrikingly illustrated lathe state of the weather during the past few daysl but esodaly in the'change which took plac on 'l'ceuday. Las t week the ean shone forth with the walrmthl and brilliancy of midsummer, causing vegetation of all' kinds to make great progress, ad hopes were I cherished that the prolonged coldnes ...

... ,ears The master cotton spinners of the Bolton flict district have held a meeting to consider the appli. here cation of the card atrippers and grinders for an 2 on advance of 3d. per week upon their present rate of gem. It was resolved unanimously not to d of coede to such application. I by Titz SpiiNG F LOiVxR SHOW.-The Rhow which klay to be held at St, George's Hall to-day (Wednes- y day) Is ...

... I L A PAltILIA1MVENTJ * . |,.1 11OUE OF LORDS. 'I'll UBSDAY, MfA v' ). ?? lor1dlip; met at five o'elock. A MENIM1'Nt 01F THE MORTMMN A.. J,ord 10HANWvOtRlT1 MOved the second reading of tbe. B~',ious, &C., Buildings Sites Bill, and ox. plained irat j,, object was to amend the Mortinin Art by providing ?? where a plot of land given fgr roelgious or eduoativ.lal. pur ?? was not enrolled within ...

... THE ?? Wfuxrg. SALUs POPULI L141SVPBZXA. I DOMESTC. In the House of Lords, on Friday night, the royal assent was given to various measures, including the Capital hnmishment within Prisons Bill. The question of abolishing the tests imposed at the univer- sities was once more discussed, but no action was taken thereon. On the motion for the adjourninent of the house for the Whitsun- tide ...

... | LOU, NEWS. ?? .I FATAL AcW.DDJT AT BoLTox.-John Butler, one c of the workmen employed in erecting the new t postoffice in Bradshawvgate, Bolton, was killed I yesterday by the fail of the jib of a pair of shears used for hoisting etones to the top of the I building The jib stenck the unfortunate men on I the body, cutting It almost In two. t INFIRMARY FOR Crnnin.-Last evening the fourth of ...

... THE CHURCH & STATE MEETING' AT THE AMPHITHEATRE. | Mn Hubback, a well-known Liverpool onsti- tutionalist, has set up for a political prophet, and his vatioinations form as ruddy a picture as ever graced the frontispiece of Zadkiels almanac. In the forerund hle sketches the House of Lords stoutly defending the Irish Church, while in the distance the shadow of the scaffold is looming, with its ...

... LATE ST AND iP110C NEWS, o --lll~ 6 |. ~()iI IrITV. 111WED INSDAY EVNKNrN3. *1 lKF mni '.'icnied dull upon the division j o uee ot ILor~lo sltel night, but subsequently in til b-h coasidirationa proved far more partl!, -, ' .:!i . ivings as to the course of tone u~ltb good business baa been done b rs e tcOng' The furtherdevelopment j1 poepev. the daily sales of gold to the j .t runt d, itie ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT j [BY TLEGRAPI1] HOUSE OF COMMONS WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. -The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. LARGE ATTENDANE. -PETITIONS AGAINST THE LORDS' AMENDMENTS OF THE IRISH CHURCH BILL. There was an unusually large attendance for a day sitting. The Treasury bench, however, was entirely deserted during the earlier purt of the sitting. The presentation of some petitions ...

... THE HAT.LUS IOPUMI LX SVPBEBA. ?? PARLIAMENTARY. In thoe louse of Lords, oil Tuesday, the amendments of the Commons to their Lord- rhips' amendwents upon the IrishChurchBill came up for consideration, and Earl Gran- ville moved that the Commons' amendments upon the preamble should be agreed to. An exciting discussion took place, which ended in the motion being rejected by a majority of T 8. ...

... I i In the Honse of Conmons, on Wednesday, Mr. Rathbune presented a petitipn from Liverpool in favour of the Married Women's Property Bill. The toyt say that a marriage is arranged batween Mr. George Trevelyan, M.P., Junior Lord of the Admiralty, and Miss Phillips, eldest daughter of Mr. IL N. Phillips, M.P. for Bury. The following gentlemen have passed the pre. liminary examination for the ...

... OPENING OF A NEW REFUGE I FOR DESTITUTE BOYS. Yesterday afternoon the premises, 02, St. Anne- street (formerly occupied an the 'judges' lodgings), were opened as a refuge and night asylum for dcatituto and homeless boys. The committee of the Aesociation of Providence, having found that their premises in Soho-street were uniqual to provide for the number of deserving applications made to them, ...