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... SELLING A GOVERNIOT APPOIIWKNT. I~ tAtGuidhxlU Police court, onsaarday. Wmi. GIrligg Balls, a tailor Hvlsn at 2, Well *eek Jewi streetk WvA mum' mnoned 6efore ir Benamin phS to anower the foflowing charge: For that you, on the 31st dea of October 1865 and on divers other days, i the ud ofty, unlawfully dia receive divera ans of money from Uatthew John Thomas for procuring him an office under ...
... gjFORM Co ERENCEI IN ANC IE L ?reiiminasF to tho united dem ttdon fixed for beh a eoaferento of reformers ra arlous parts of the the ?? held'yesterday, in the m parlour, Town anI O to take into consideration the pr ntposition of the 0oo visiorm movement. The meeting was onvened by the a Sx | department of the Reform L d 1 th5 i1u sbe=aol 1it president, Mr; B. Hooson, rough tlnes, t fstaken ...
... THE TAILoRs, STRIKE. The master tilosIJ held a meeting in Londonl Of aturda in reference to the strike. The masters declare they were fast getting the men they wan~OtD and that those who remain ont On, strike will soon find themselves redgoed to those Infernos of the trade- I the swelating-ahopsn. Resolmutons were passed at the meet' wfri Ing, declaring that no compromise should he made. The ...
... pural era Ft0i . I UNJUST WBIGHTSO-SamnUel Smith, provision dealer, Failsworth, was fined 40s. and costs, at the Now Bailey, on Saturday, for using a defoetive weight; Joseph Moore, manager of a co-operative store, at Heaton Mersey, was fined £3 and costs for a similar offence, k[EWAiL'S BUILDINGS.-Those who wish to pre- ,servo the outward appearance as well as the political memories of the ...
... TESTIMONIAL TO MAJOR (CUNLIFFE. 1' On Tuesday last, between 90 and 100 gentlemen, re- siding in Garstang and the neighbourhood, at a public dinner at the Institute, Garstang, presented to Major Cunliffe, a splendid testimonial of their appreciation of the efficient services he has rendered in his capacity as a magistrate and a gentloman, and as chairman of the Highway Board and of Board of ...
... The total number of cases of rinderpest in Holland during the week ending May 18 was 84. Several of the journals announce that Abd-el.1Xadcr, ac- corpn ied by his sons, is expected at Paris, in about a fortight, to visit the Exbibitiou. The Austrian goverroent has determined on fortifying the city of Prague, but whether by connected works or' a chnin of forts is not yet settled. The Treves ...
... THE EARL OF CAvo AD THE JAMAICA OUTBRLAB. I ~ ?? _- In a blue-book issued yeaterdy, oa . further correspondence relatinlg to thoefb Jamaica, are tbe followving despatches frm from th Earl of Casnarvon to Governor Sir J. P.* Gre TO GOVErBiOB SrB J. P. GRANT, oC, &c. Bfr,-By Downing-street, J 30, IWJ No. 173 of 18th J yoa damg,, structed to institute a careful those cases in which grave offence ...
... 11 AMERICA. [BY ATLANTIO TELEGRAPH.] New York, May 24th, 6 p.m.-Mr. George Bancroft has been appointed the United States minister at Berlin. Gold. 1:371 ; sterling exchange on London, 109J ; 5-20's 10Oii; Illinois, 115-iIEries, 53.J. Cotton Middlling Up, ad27. CAPTURE OF MAXIMILIAN. Now York, Momiliv.-Ad vices trom Mexico, published in the New York'journals, announce the capture of Queretaro ...
... MANCHESTER NUMI[MATIC SOOIErY. The recurrence of the annual meeting of this society at the end of this month presents a favourable opportunity for glancing at operations which have now extended over three years, and which, perhaps, have not obtained that degree of publicity to which they are fairly entitled. The study of coins to certain mfnds seems to have an Irresistible attraction, and, ...
... BOR0lJGHS WHICH IT IS . PROPOSED TO GROUP OR PARTIALLY DISFRANCHISE ?? nt It is impossible to understand the merits of the 0.- proposed plans of disfranchisement and redistribu- Id tion which will be under disoussion 'in the House re of Comnmons for the next week or fortnight without having before us a sketch of the present condition sh of the different boroughs and of the several plans Ig ...
... ITHE VESTRIES AND THE COMPOUND RATINPg A deputation waited on Lord Derby and Mr. DIsraelU on Monday, at Downing-street, representing nearly all the metropolitan vestries, respecting the question of eom- pound rating. Several long speeches were delivered by the deputation. They explained that the vestries had no interest In opposing the proposals of the government ins respect to compound rating ...
... I , FENIANS. 1oqTO. THE EARL OF DERB~Y. of memb8rs ofthe Houxe of Clommons -finol be sil of Deb ?? at his private Burl A01 ?? tor the P1rpose Of request. the I aedri55 t tj i oto of capital punishment on not I proe t 1murks, The deputation consisted of: -a no Etlik. 0y,_lyTtr.Potter,ProfessorFawcetb, of Ati or e , Mr. Magufre, M~r. Eamonde, Mr. not I ~ellfile Gipn TeODonoghnue Sir J. year ...