... THE ?? iE. &=~Mro- ~ 8lSLAl GABIMNLNG FORlTBR VMM ENDIN~ iadear aener;'content with dry or wet weather verylon. Noodyweepleased with the-twoo1r thr~e~e ht sumedasfoloebyary, todstwld, adnowand then~ ~ ~~U~ ?? Ih~ed1Ook th ba Waterwhichlioee, ie' d. not givethefr onc aplntistvel mostsld~dtibeddlN5t.Maa~ rai ba rvivd tema dtheyarqsafte~ ?? -deal'1. Qf tritbabywtrng vr1e6~s, ne gardbfi-'loolavl ...

... TEfl CONDZMkVD FENIANS -PREPAYA- - TIONS FORP.XECUTION. - The Freeman's Journal of Thursday says:- We regret to Fay that the opinion gains ground throughout the city that the sentence of General Thomas Barke will not be commuted, and that the law will be permitted to take its course. The warrant for the execution on Wednesday, the 29th irst, has been delivered to the governor of KU- mainham ...

... :THE OGCIEDENT AT -BLACj BBIIEI .. . - I _ . - .- - . I .i ..R ?? .. Orivsday'Mr. Paineh hed am investigaiona,~t in' adecdent. at Blackfriari new bridge, by which Thomai Cratifield, aged tbirtyse' ?? Iifd;ei1na three other men were sedario vinjured'. The first witnesscle a hra~na who oadd that 'le lived' at 22, Oreit Guildferd street, 96athwdrhrAhd'.hAthewas emnployed'ds a labourer ?? bew ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1867. TOPICS OF TRE WEEK. 0 v T.rlieanexit bad twp great intellectual treats on Mon- 4Y. The Reform Bill proceeded, but was interrupted at i gtages by two of the most distinguished of our represewiyeS. One was Mr. Lows. He pronounced what deserves to be called an oration of warning. It was in .the nature of a protest against the democratic legislation, which he ...

... 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 ...

... IH~ 3EFORM L~aGUR A~~D_ GAR~flALD I. IT!EXE REFORMf LEAGtiZ AND GARIBALDI. I At the meeting of the council of the Reform League on Wednesday evening, Mr. Don ssER ROnERS read the financial report for the year ending April 20, 1867, by which it appeared that the income of the League from all sources had been 3,0431.. and the expenditure amounted to 2,9761. The assets and cash in band amount to ...

... IAL PARLAMNT.; HOBEj OF L'RDS-MoN. OiloansZ Othuveh.-In reply to Lord Iy'tteltl, the Duk ?? ekinc h mnsaid that it was the intentien of the gosvernment tb Os-tog inia bill dealinlg with 'some of the qtestlons thab have bicn raised in 'coneotionwiththe Colonial; ?? not, how'evcr, menn ta deal with the whole s6ubjici' at present, be'cause n coiifre5~efO 'of English snd c~olan~ia blshopsa isl ?? ...

... I EXTR&O1DINAILY SCENE. The Bishop of Salisbury recently held his triennial visitation at Bridport, where there was a large attendance of clergy and church-wardens. The charge consists prin- cipally of a vindication of these doctrines:-1. That cer- tain man have had entrusted to them by God, as fellow- workers with Him, supernatural powers and prerogatives. 2. That God had bee* pleased to give ...

... BISMABCK AND THE RERM .G Tl n l lkfor agnte eit n edfl day evening at6their rooms, A'delphi-et;acp, Strand, Mr. Mddxond Beales, president, in' the? chair The foliowi 'letter, whichhad been xedeved ?? Bismarc ','Vas read - .1 , 2 ; lBUlIN, Mny 17 1867.-ydentlem6e,-i ba the ?? to acknowledge the rec'lf oeta resolution Passeda: t a meeting oinietropolltan d6legates from trades, friendly, and ...

... ,GAXDENING. BY GEORGE, M. P. GLE1NNY, U . We shll nwUA`GARDEN`-'N0. 5. :We hall32owto proceed to treat on~the cultivation and mna- nagement ofkitche gardeni, wh~ieh includesoevery~requisite in order to obtain a suffilsient production of the various vegetables grown thereine. ?? ?? It must be understood, then, that the cultivation and manage- ment of the said gardeniis the keeping of it~in ...

... Consecration of the So.therT Star Lodge (No. 1,158). This Lodge was consecrated on Tuesday, the l4th May, at the Mont- pelier Tavern, WValworth. There was a numerous attendance of inflauetial Brcthrenr prresent. The cousecration ceremeny WLaS impressively per- formed by Br. Henry Muggeridge, P.M., of several Lodges. The founders of this Lodge are-Brs. Henry Thoompson, P.M., T. Paisford, C. ...

... THm PRoVtINOMa NAMPb~sanCm: 'Acc AT ALDEIsOa.-,_A We grand assault of anns given on Monday at'Alder. sot by the ?? iistruotors iii the riding. ?? Of th'e'2ist.Cavalry barioks, on behalf of the funds odf -th't^eagsp' Female h6spital,-a very serious i(ent occurred. In performing on the herizontll bar Corporal Walker, 2nd battalion lot 'roya' f one of be best gyranadst at the station, was going ...