... TRANMERE LOCAL GOVERN- I MENT BOARD. I Tho monthly meeting of this board was held last evening, at the Public Offces, Holt-hill, the members present being Messrs. Lee (in the chair), Liversidge, 9eitchmough,Frowoe, Legg, Peters, Mudie, Scott, Ross, Bogartb, and Dalby. Mr. Ross intimated that he had waited upon Mr. Bickersteth with the view of getting that gent emn o withdraw his resignation as ...

... 8EAH-WEEK1Y SUMMARY. | DOMESTIC. The Queen arrived safely at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, the journey from Balmoral having been accemplished in about 20 hours. In the House of Lords on Tuesday, the Penal Servitude Acts Amendment Bill passed through committee, after being amended by a provision that criminals previously convicted twice or more times should receive a minimum sentence of seven ...

... I IMPER[AL PARLIAIENT. BY TELEGRAPH:, ROUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 24 The house met at five o'clock. THE ROYAL ACADEMY. Earl STANHOPE called attention to the present position of the Royal Academy. H~e stated that a royal commission inquired into this question for several months, and arrived unanimmosly at their report, but the Government had as yet given no hint of their intent ions with ...

... |MERSE DOCKS AND H&RA3O MEREY BOARD. U4 The weekly meeting of the Mersey l),c ; Harbour Board was held yesterdar at ' ,~office, Revenue-buildings. ~Mr. Bmcrleiei4;' .: sided, and the other nmember3 pre~entwer k(P e aniArnold, Holme,Aneo, Ot etdall, lornby, Lnngton, Hubback, sinit ?? . It Fswnworth, a nd Graves. J xr, r YVWORKS COMMITTEE n The proceedings of this committe ?? e recommendations ...

... THE DANISH POLICY OF THE I GOVERNMENT. I It is happily not often that the explanations of a Government are anticipated with that anxious interest with which the country awaits the disclosures that will be made this evening in both Houses of Parliament. Only once or twice in a generation is a British Ministry called upon to inform the nation of the failure of a protracted series of negotiations ...

... The nuns of the various Catholic communities offer a peculiar appearance among the motley bands of soldiers who fill the narrow streets and not particularly fine squares of Koldingby day and night. They are Sisters of Mercy from Aix-la-Chapelle, Munster, Cologne, Mayence, Breslau, Prague, and other places, who has- tened to the seat of war, in order, with truly Christian charity, to undertake ...

... DR, NEWMAN'S APOLOGY FOR HIS LFE. PART VII. We did not mean to carry this series of notices beyond the poet at which we stopped last week-the history of Dr. Newman's religious opinions. Bat this seventh part- a geeral answer to Mr. Kingsley-comprises some things which, as a matter of justice to;Dr. Newman, ought to be made wldely known, and is further distinguiahed by some eloquent ...

... DISTRICT INTELLlGENCE. I BEVERLEY. ROYAL THAMES YACEHT CLUB.-The piece of plate for yachts. above 100 tons, was won on Thursday, the 16th instant, by Lord Londesborough's Albertine, in the .presence of the Prince of Wales, by whom the priges were presented to the winners. Lord Loud~aborolgh, in returning thanks, expressed the gratification he felt in receiving the prize, the value of which ...

... I The week opened somewhat threatening, but there was only slight rain for about halC an hour during the flrst day. Monday was cold and dry ; while frost was experienced during the previous night, which did some injury to the early pota- toes. On that day the following advicees were received from Surrey:- The Chidhatu wheat. of which there is a large pro- portion in the neighbourhood, is out ...

... ANOTHER BURGLARY IN HULL, APPHEHENSION OF THE BURGL AR. I On Monday at the Police court. a man named Thomas Armitage, about 40 years of age, Wes chmrged before Mr Travis, ?? Magistrate, with burglarously entering the house of Mr H. Stepbens, a mariner, resid- mng in Lees' court, Great Passage street, and stealing therefrom two silver watches and 3d in ?? prosecutor said : I was awoke by my ...

... CORBESPO1NI ENCOM NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Sonstaint Subscriber, ?? Rrosell was Prime nfinister from 1846 uutll 1853. Eta snocadecd Sir Robert Peel, and was himself suaacceded by the Eirl of Derhy'. Kearsarge.-Neither the Kearsarge nor the Alabama: were tronclad. Both vessels were aboat equal in arma.* ment and ln thenumber of men; ,but the captain of the E Kearsarge took, the precaution ...

... I CORRESPONSENCE. l NOIIES TO CORBRESPONDENT 0orreapordenrte who Mct -msay taels upofhei corni mnuricatio n o1nal keep Ca pt ils . t4kt to rr ntej uta o na m . I . w oillceaseed be f e^ i PuNkatiot , but for the at 4 1Ctor, i ?? executione 'took Pla% NlW baleve, more than once. Itsfer to the Annual okabor.l can be seen at the OldLibrary, Union Street4 h A Heart that can feel for' Another ...