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... --III - aElertUMM 8EIUT-WF.4EK.LY SUMMARY.. I DOMESTIC In the House of Lords, on Tuesday, a debate took place on the conduct of the Government in issuing orders for the deten- tion of the Confederate cruiser Tuscaloosa in Simon's Bay. Lord Chelmsford, who iiatro- duced the subjeot, contended that the term- porary seizure of the vessel was an unwarrant- able stretch of authority, and ...
... I On Tuesday evening, anadjourned meeting of the delegates from the different trades appointed to arrange for a working men's demonstration in the event of Garibaldi visiting Liverpool was held at the Co-operative Stores, Camden-street. There were only about a dozen delegates present, the sudden alteration in the plans of Garibaldi having probably affected the attendance. Mr. J. E. Jones took ...
... TO THE E1NGLISH PAPERS. I ecannot leave England without offeringapublic homage to the power of the British press, and a special tribute of gratitude to all those journals which were the siacere and faithful organs of public opinion towards me, and the benevolent interpreters of my admiration and feelings to- wards the nation who gave me hospitality. I semad therefore a hearty greeting to all ...
... WOLVERHAMPTON. SHEFFIELD INurDATION.-The men in the employ of the Chillineten Company, at their Bentley, CappoufLeld, and Lea Brook Works, have contributed the handsome eum. of 27. 10s., which Mr. Samuel Hill remitted on the 28th April to the Treasurer of the General Relief Fund, Sheffield. THE ARTMFIOAL MANURE WORKS OF MESSRS. WILD- SMiTH AM;s GAVsT.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr. H. Under. hill, ...
... PailliallIMM viltryditg. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, APRIL 25. hd The Llandilo and Taff Vale Railway Bill was read the le third time and passed. n. ' TUESDAY. ALord CHELmSITORD called attention to the mode in which - the Government proposed to deal with prizes brought by the belligerent States' of America into ports within her le Majesty's dominions, as declared in the correspondence D which had ...
... BELFAST TOWN' IMPROYlEMENT BILL. tre TrNTI DAY. R [rEOVoM uR spEciAL IlEPOiTER.] 1 IHousr or Censioss, WEDNESDAY. nal Tnru Commutteorce-ssemhled to day at noon, in Room Th No, S-Mr. GAsKErLL inl the chair. All the other o members were present. The room was well filled ,h during the day, Silt Mr. AUSTIN Said ho0 wished to rene1w enl alpplicatfion 5i( which lie was making when the Committee ...
... Disbudding wall trees will be the principal work in hand in this department during the next few weeks. In the final regulation of the shoots do not allow more to push into wood than can be conveniently trained in. When working at wall trees avoid treading upon the soil; a plank and a few bricks moved along as the work proceeds will obviate the evil just named, and will yield more comfort to ...
... The excessively hot weather of last week had a depres- sing influence on the market, and the few sales that were effected were limited to the growtba of the choice de- scriptions. ...
... The Bank of England have raised ihefr rate of discouut to 7 percent. It is understood that the plan for the Bank of England joining in the clearing-house system of the London bankers has been agreed to, and that the requisite arrangements will be immediately made. EXECUTIONS —In the last five years 208 persens have been capitally convicted in England and Wales, 72 executed, and one committed ...
... THE POLL-TAX -ROLLS FOR THE COUNTY OF RENFREW, iN THrr:EEAR 1695. fContinued.) INNERKIPPE PAROCHINE. IAIRD OF BLACIKIIALL AND FAMIUi. Sir Arobibald Stewaft, ofBlackhill, and bis lady, 24lib Gsh; Pattrick Stevart, his sone, and Annabell Stewart, his dau., 31ib 6ah; James Stewart, his servt., for his pole and the 40th part of his fie, llib 19sh 8d; Mary Doungles, his ladyswoman, 40lib fie, Iib ...
... TRINITY CONGKEtATIONAL CHiURCH. The fonndation atone of a new church, intended for the accommodation of the Rev. Mr. Piasford's congregation, was laid yesterday afternoon, in Clare- mont Street. There was a numerous attendance of membors of the congregation, and a large number of the ministers at present attending the meetings of the Congregational Union also took part in the proceedings. ...
... London and Bouth-Western Railway. POFBTSMOUTIT TO WATER5LO(V 52DGE. I 8.0 1.0 I1 10,80 1 11,40 1 12.Ot 1 2.15 1 3.0t1 4.15 0.30 j 7.10t i 12.45 ARRIVING IN LONDON AT 10.20 11.0 I 1.16 1 2.30 1 4.45 2.65 1 6,60 1 5.30 1 7.35 10.6 1 9.62 I 4.30 SUNDAYS ?? 7.lOt 1 8.40 1 5.10 1 6.151t f 1.45 ARRIVING IN LONDON AT 10.6 112.37 1 9.0 1 9.0 1 4.60 -ATEBLOO N1IDGR1 TO POBTSfOVSTi. 8.15 1 8.0 1 7.6t 9 ...