... GUS.uNT0s OF DEATH PAS'ED ON T1EE' FENIANS. ,ioB Or ot'3rNOTDf5'8 15EWBPAPS& f the Feni-n prisoners have been found ason, and sentenced to death. Off F ird ter e Will not, anti must not, be carried : Ca ' ?? the Ueited Kingdom, nor in ; ineteenth century, that the poli- c et3 1i0 be risia. There is no doubt e of the juries are concerned, D ,r~ ~ O'wevvith the evidence adduced, and ij even ...

... ?? STATIONS: OF. THB AIM NX,. a . ~ ail ' B1~ ' EfoM A=3Y AD NAI Y X AZVY Corrected up to May 4. lst life Guards, Htyde-13ark . 22nd, Ift Bri~nWei ca nat 2nd ditto Windabr ' 2nd ?? :.Chatm' Rl;HorseGuard, Rgnn's-pRk .28rd, Bengal Walmbe F 1st Dragoon Guards, Aldeist 2ndbat.,Canuada, .Walmer 2nd, Bengal; Canterbury 24th, Malta Sheffaeld' 8rd, Bombay; Canterburj' 2ndbat.,Ran30n Shefflld 4th ...

... ' . From the ?? return of the registrar-general We learn that in the week that ended on Saturday, April 27, the births registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,766; the deaths registered, 2,768. The annual rate of mortality was 23 perl,000 persons living. In London the births of 1,240 boys and 1,145 girls, in all 2,385 children, were registered in the ...

... STHE, TAILOS STRIKE. On Monday lasts r. JamesBeal, of the St. Jarnes's: vestry,: accompanied by several gentlemen who take Ian interest in industrial ?? : waited upon' the central committee of theboperativetailors, forthe purpose of-maldingthemselves thorou~lly acquainted with the causes which had led to the:present'unfor tunate state of affairs in the London trade. Thez were met by the ...

... LOWEB MIDDLE-CLASS BDCA TION. I~ ?? _ I A meeting of persons interested in middle-class ui education was held yesterday in St. Paul's School, Knights- 0, ,bridge; the Eon. and Rev. R. Liddell in the chair. ti Letters of regret for non-attendance and! hearty sympathy f, with the purposes of the meeting were read from Earl Mw Russell, Lord Morley, Lord Stratbmore, Mr. Sykes, M.P., o Mr. Tite, M ...

... T- .X-l- Qp8TIIOT. .OPFZfiCtiAL SI'ATEMNTI.N TH FRENOfEi; ), ! ' A ?? , 'r ) X a ?? **1 *. ;! ' PARIS MYi 13.: In to-d4's sitting of thei Legisative jody.tle -Ma auis de M nstieri made the following mmw . moation': .X - - ?? London Conference has terminated its labourshavig Oignb'd, on the 11th inst., a trdity deter- midning ii a'decisivo mannler .the iinterifsational: posifioin ?? the duehy ...

... I T be; rP D D e l- 1OE., _WM , s J \ e 11 11 . ?? 11 I .mo 'un srsci~a co~sauROMHE 1APt 26. What her commencniient'is:tq lrie;iand her u commemoration to Oxford, .that, on a very large tl scale, is to Rome: the week which we have just tc survived-a week which - is here styled * Holy, IC but which is surely in fact the most unholy week of rZ the Roman year. For is any kinil of religion com ...

... THE SOUTH LANCASHIBE LIBERALS AND MR. GLADSTONE. A public meeting of the liberal county electors in support of the Bight Hon. William Ewart Gladstone, 3L., was held last night at Hengler's circus, Newington, Liyerpl . W. RATHBONE, jUW, in the chair. The building hogls about 3,000 persons; the admission was by ticket, and was chiefly confined in the first instance to county eleotors, of whom ...

... ?? ill., - --l- ; , I I 1, ?? 41:?. . I ! ; 1?0, , 2? . c -, i - : ?? I I .- .. -1 7?? 1 . - r if : .~i :; 4 41c4o)ln d 4ftb Qeyfaeveeww held yes-| tekry at .ltuea'aPniac by hi loiya Highness the Prince of 2Wales,- on behali of~ber 'ajity; ?? ?? Prementation6 to bidn Royal ignies s at' this court are, by the Queea'e ple 'posidered ast equivalent to pre- ?? toher Majesty'! The Pdince of Wales ...

... 16T1i14 V.; 1 1 1 ~ I I 1. TI SOCIETY. I wa held yesterday 7 addo~ alj ?? vck t e y a Hotel, when there was |l 10t ejsea g, *4Erw~avs preuided. ?? ?? sai 'Wat' it would be unnecessary to occupy *ht. time with any remarks upon tho present position of the ecclesiastical world, seeing that the report iof the committee whichwould be immediately, laid before L'tiejdealt' with th'e question. ...

... ITHR FRAMEWORE OF OUR IRON-UCAD SHIPS.I Mr. Bazley was unsuccessful last March in his endeavour to irduce the Chief Secretary of the Adniralty to produce the document in which Mr. John Clare seeks a, settlement of his claims for the use of his patents in ship-building. It is, how- ever, probable that the subjeot will nevertheless be brought under the notice of parliament. Mr. Clare ask fo a ...

... I . NEW tEIAGIO.. . At a time ' when ?? members' f the church of England are claimingi to exercise tempopal power on the ?? they 'are endowed with supernatural gifts another ?? ,movement, having simiari ends, in view: but which are to be attained by very different nesans, has not received the attention it' deserves.' This new faith, de- vised and 'promulgated by Auguste Cpmte, has obtained ...