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... I So great has been the interest excited by the Guild in other parts of the country that, in addition to the repre- sentatives of almost every Lancashire newspaper, the leading London papers have had their special correspon- dents on the spot; and there have been two or three artists down, sketching for the Itlmtrated Loadoa News. POST-OFFICE. We feel pleasure in being able to etate that the ...
... i 1CIVIL WAR IN AMERICAI I v_ .. (From the Times' Coceeponent) Now York, Aug. 21. Whatever may be the came at public meetings and in re- cruiting office,, Wall Street does not ardently believe Ia the present good fortune or the future prospects of the Republic, Yesterday and to-day the air has been thick with rumours of disaster to the army of Gen. Pope. Stocks have gone 1owu, and gold has ...
... Breach of Promise of Marriage.-At Lincoln, on Wednesday, befote-Mr. Burton, under sheriff, the trial of Simon v. Epton was heard. The plaintif, John Simon, in the,case of seduction, is a farmer residing at Goxbill, near Hull, whose daughter, 22 years ofsge. had been most heartlessly seduced bv the defendant, Villiatn Epton, also a farmer, residing at Goxhill; and the plaintiff in the second ...
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... THE ARTS, LITERATUBEjf&e. SINCE the unsunned historical treasures IN the posses- sion of the London Corporation has been publicly known a D'ropoaal has b. en niade to tLe City authorities that a mm of money should be devoted to the publication, of ;hose valuable illustrations of our early social and politi- jaT history. This proposal has been declined but we. 'says' the Athenamm) believe a ...
... Patine, Sand has Mritten shoals of-literature. reotdo I TIGHT~ LUoiNO.-Puescch says women firstreot o tight lacing to prove to men how well they could bear squeezing. Tuu.Weamn fo e A GOOn uN-he' a turns frmbad babits, he does himself a~ good turn. F BEEF-EATERc.-If-a man is doomed to the stake, he ho' would niost generally prefer that it should be beef. th( TAXATION iio TYReANNrer-The worse ...
... RAMBLES IN AND ABOUT LLANDmUDO; TRIP IN -THE: FAIRY FROMS LatxNfltNO TO ITED CAt BR- ISARVON EI5TEDDFOD. 18 Our correspondent ?? the many-beautiful Ac excursions b flood or field, wvhich the visitor to LIan- duldno May Indulge in, Iamn lnclined to give the preference he to the one by sea to Carnarvon. in the little Fairy steam boat. S~omeljow, most -people, -thatd is,. English people, Po ...
... fruAIW6 zolullaL ? DUBLIN: SATURDAY, SEPrEMBER 6, 1862. 1~~~ _- _ _ _ BY the arrival at CQueenst own yesterday morning of the royal mail ateamphip Scotia from New York we have intelligence to the 27th ult,, being but one day later than that received by the City of Baltimrore, which came down to the 2Gtlh. The advices per the Scotia' however, communicate some isiportant details of the news ...
... ICLY2 vets , THE FATE OF GARIBALDI. . FEOM THE TIMES.] WHAT is to be done with Garibaldi ? It is some- times easier to catch your man than to know exactly what to do with him when you have got him. The lawyers at Turin appear to have made up their minds on this question. They are for a formal trial of Garibaldi, bringing the prisoner into :court and confronting him withs a solemn row of judges ...
... [Our columns are always open for the free and full discussion of public matters, but we wish correspondents distinctly to understand that letters, tainted with personal abuse, will never be admitted. We may also remark that we do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed.J GLAMORGAN PEDIGREES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GUARDIAN. SIR,-In the GUARDIAN of the 9th inst., there were two ...
... SATURDAY, AUG. 30.—R. O. Jones, Esq., Chairman. THE NEW ASSESSMENT ACT. The Chairman said the Act requred the Guardians as soon as convenient after the passing ef this Act, to appoint from among themselves any number not less than six, nor more than twelve, to be a committee, consisting partlvofex-om. ers, and partly of elected Guardians, to be called the assessment committee of the Union, for ...
... AHREST OF THE MURDERER HAYES.—Dublin, Sunday. — The Sligo Camp Champion and Sligo Chronicle an- nounce the arrest, on Friday, of Hayes, the murderer of Mr. Braddel, at Swinefon!, county Mayo, over lUO- miles from the town ofTipperary. Hayes' object was endently to get to the western coast. The Champion says he appeared greatly cut up ith fatigue and anxiety. He was sent to Clonmel gaol ...