... IT. Before sentence was passed on StephenJ. Meaty ted on Friday, in reply to the question whether he had by anything to say, he asked the court to remember Lug that four judges, as eminent as any on the Irish ur mer English bench, bad pronounced against the legality ats of the trial he had received. One of the judges on' bad said there was not a particle of evidence l a making him an accessory ...

... 1. O V - ,lESTtr. = e - . 1 The ?? of thic board wa held yesterday at the parish offiae, Brownlow-hihL. r. Ohurchwasrden Hand 1residod, .and the other members present were 'Mr. Churohwarden Satohell, Mesra.: Orltchley - Hughes, Denton, Jennings, Own eByrom, Vic Roberta, Knight, Vryer, W. 0. Roberto, Smith, Bairstow, Glover vera, Peck, IHorafaf, Croppei, CouplAnd, and AT*.keL. . t5 .OA s the ...

... . Mr. H. J. Turner, of Richmond, Yorkshire, if who has just been over a great portion of the o midland and northern counties, thus reports on o the appearance of the crops in those districts- I think I never saw spring-sown oorn come up better; but the cold weather we had from about ` the 10th of May gave a check to the growth of aU grain crops. Beyond delay I see on good Idry land no injury ...

... South America is the home of this tree. Dam. pier, the voyager, who visited the Caraccas in 1682, esys- The coast is a continual tract of high riages of hills and valleys which alternately run pointing upon the shores from north to south. The valleys are from two to five furlongs wide, and in length from the sea three or four miles. Cocoa. nuts, of which chocolate and cocoa are made, are the ...

... The Historia Society are making a round of . visits to the most famous of the country seats C within easy reach of Liverpool. Eaton Haill,(t Hawarden Castle, and Chatsworth, have in turn B been done ; and on Monday a run was taken to C Trentham Hall, the Staffordshire seat of the Duke al of Sutherland, who there has a magnificent la residence, splendid gardens, and a park of 400 acres, for ...

... CORRESPONDENE THiE GREAT JOHN CLARE REVIEW. Thu tHU RKijltO OFP TrtX ItVI*WUitL sibiliCRuY. Gentlemen,-Tbe vwhole united press of Great Britain and Ireleid IB now nsuriaz itts courntless rsera through' ut the haltitable gll ob that the Sultan Is ab ut to beheld a spectacle at FHpithead naval review of ear- passing gtrandeur and ?? Interest, shoving the changes the vast aud 1nmpurtant ...

... HIAALTH QOMMITTEE. Mr. Tawring presided e the weekly meetinq of the health committee yesterday, and the other members present were Mr. Alderman Dovqr, Dr. re Taylor, Dr. Dawesn, Messrsi S. G. Rathbone, lr E. Samuelson, itobinson, Barton, Bairtbowv, h Whitty, Yates, Harrison, and Whitley. ,. THE DANGERS OF NORTH JOHN- yid 1STREET. ag fMr. Yates said he did not know whether the health oommittee ...

... ANTJ-REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT 'OF GENERAL GARIBALDRI. e. M. Gudpina French publisher, having'addressed. 0 a letter to Garibaldi, begging him to speak in ae favour of peace, the general has forwarded the 5 following reply:- ?? My dear Gudpin,-Many thanks for your 5 beautiful letter. If morality has need of emulation i in progress and not in war, it is time that nations d should understand each ...

... Xl: I C . 7 ;: IAMERICAS [BY ATLAXTIC TDLEGaBAPHL] N1CW YORK, JuNE 20, Six r.ui , Closing Prices: Gold, 1371.. Sterling exchange n London, 110. United States 5-20 bonds, 1104; Illinois, .1204; Erie, 580. Cotton: Middling' ulland, 27c.' Refined petroleum, 24¢.' Receipts f cotton at United States' ports, 17,000 bale3; receipts by telegraph, 7000 bales; exports to ports in the United Kingdom, 26 ...

... I REINTO OF MR R. LO E. e At the mon thln ?? ofethis board, held yesterday at the; publ ic offices, ligremont, M~r. Ir. 0. Boyd presided, andthe becmer a members present were the Rer. W. .e L Mr.n B. Lnesra. Re Lowundes, Dixon, Buchanan, Williams, Davies,g and thadhurn. n R;ESIGNATION OF MR3. 1B. LOWYNDE3. h The CHAIRMAN said he had received a communication which had caueed him more regret ...

... 'THE NEW CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTR. - The appointment of Colonel Wilson Patten to the office of Chancellor of thp Duchy of Lancaster is not a matter of any political significance. He has always been what used to be called a Tory, what was lately called a Conservative, and what will now have to be known by some other name. But though political names vary, Colonel Wilson Patten belongs ...

... THE ! SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN ] KNOWLEDGE AND THE SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING THE GOSPEL. IN FOREIGN PARTS. A meeting of the subscribers and friends of the above societies was hold on Thursday, in the offices of the Local Board of Health, Church-street. There were present -- Dile Mayor (in the chair); Revs. Canon Parr, J. Ketton, Wilson Pedder, Newsham, T. Clark, MW. Shilleto, A. T. ...