... _ r 1 o- 1- . I I a ss s ic Mr Macandrew, Architect, has addressed the following IN al communication on this important subject to the Cominis- sub le sioners of Police :- I St Aberdeen, May 24th, 1864. hen IC GENTLEMEN,-Tn the month of October last year, I sub- bee Id nifted to the Directors of the Aberdeen Association for no, Y, the Improvement of the Dwellings of the Labouring Classes asci ...

... ocner TO THE XDITOn OF THE JOHN BULL. , Sir-Fully satisfied of your desire to defend the weak against the strong arm of cruelty and oppression in every if i turn shape, I offer no apology for asking you to give publicity to B have the following facts in the columns of John Bull. - fI 4 few years ago, In the belief that nature had very liberally 3 gold endowed me with the power of speech, with ...

... ? 4M sod'Al.- Tr 't AIWLWfL ?? Proffeswrae ragm Dydd Llac. . Galsoda~htl:DdrbYatw y T. at araeth yr A.rglwydd allg~eyd&at 3Yr sit ddar ; Ileuiad o yagrif ?? PT'( yagal Rhydych- alni ad ygwvddd fo:i&a4ii I adri~ i4itarglwldd- I *iseth f{ddy brif ysgoi *edill bodjki1nfib ...

... 4 - V~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. STRATHIDON-E XTREMES 0OF A WEEK'S WEATHER. - It Of I was only in the week ending with date 21st May that we ordi could notice, fruoi the records of the thermometer (in open shade), that the weather had boon so much ssarCmeri than the mean average of the last thirty-one years as 8.49 or about Si degrees above the mean average of the earns period of the season. But a sudden ...

... ` a ~~~SUDBURYI e During the recent thunder storm, the ligbtssing struck the roof of the house of Mr.WilcocsDraycott.in~the-Clsy, and Cel entered several of 'the bid-rooms, but, fortun'ately did iery iog little damage., his prii FOSTON. all R SisiouLAa ACCIDvET.-An inquest v~sa held on Monday,, Ct the 23rd ult., at Foston Inn. before Mr. W. U. Saile, Deputy. to I Q Coroner, on the body of ...

... THE CIVIL WAI IN AMERICA. -- -- - . I MORE BATTLES AND AWFUL CARNAGL More great battles attended, with enormous carnage, bsve been fought by the hostile armies in Virginia; but the details and precise results are very obscurely com- inuaicated to us. The latest telegrams conveyed to us by the Europa announced to us the sanguinary battle near Spottsylvania Court House, on the 10th nlt., when ...

... _. _ I I -1 - _ - - - ?? - - LABT Saturday the Plenipotentiarios once more v assembled to discuss the settlement of the Danish t question, and once more adjourned till next Thurs- I day. This is not by any means an unprecedented t occurrence, and as we have no authentic reports as r to what the Conferenec did during its Saturday's f meeting, it might seem to call for but little corm meat. ...

... The Chancellor of the Exchequer has published as a pamphlet his recent speech on the Bill for the Extension of the Suffrage, with the following preface:- Inr this speech will be found the expression of an opinion that the Legislature should exclude from the franchise on two grounds only. First, it should exclude those who are pre. sumably in themselves unfitted to exercise it with Intelli- ...

... ,!';GENEDIGAMTHAU;~.~i,- ,lJai 1.4er,,iyn2CJ E~5Igpr abreetliCa'ernarfol, priod Mr, Jarmes.-Evanls, ,golygydd yr Hes 4ic Cyvnraeg, ar fab. lJ~qg. -er~iosi Mr. Mfles ivans, dnsper .sape gTocer, ljirz Ma~v kdrvjar, ?? ?? ., 22riin, Mrs. 2Mynyddwr Rtoberts ai Lereb. Clywuas m~s W-itffeda '. .ydy~rv. eo- y vferch sfehban sled - - ,21'ain, priod, Mr. NV. Prjitchard,- Georgeestreet, Car- D -5iir', ...

... DI4STRICT NEWS. pas pre Ots Satuday lastKEDLESTON. e.listI Oh atrda lstthe rent dinner took place at the Ke. I leston Inn-a hostelry which has vastly improved since Mr. A b- Ault ruled the establishment. Mr. Bryer made an able sho to chairman, and Mr. Sheldon, of Weston, discharged the duties D id of vice-president. The virands were of a superior description, exis and they were served in a ...

... FRANCE . I (rob o0t OWN 0 OMON T. rA portion of the following appeared in our Evening Uition of yesterday:] PARIS, MONDAY EV . The France contains the following information as to the proceedings of the Conference, which, ac- cording to other authorities, remain veiled in the strictest secreoy-a renewed pledge to which was, they aver, taken by all the plenipotentiaries on Sa- turday We receive ...

... I TEE LORD CHANCELLOR'S COUNTYI COURT ACTS AMEND)MENT BILL. i i ,- -,mn wt~ittA -.nnRicPVArNPh dlin- I k Thsmesr cotfis to excite considerable dis- It cussion throughout the countrY, and a very strong opposition Vo if; to be offered to some of the clauses. -A conference of cc an Trade Protection Societies is to be held In London on Tburs- do C dtay. and on Friday a deputation from these bodies ...