... EXTRAORDINARY FORGY | | AAT MANCHESTBR. - APrlrRHENSION OF THE AOCUSED IN LIVR1,POOL. ; AUDAOIOUS ATTEMPT TO BRIBE A DETEOTIVE. A very daring and clever forgery has been oom- mitted in Manchester by a young man named Louis Webb, supposed to be an American, but who for some time past has been residing alter- nately in Liverpool and Manchester. The forgerry was effected in the following ...

... |MPORTATION OF FOREIGN II CATTLE. ALLEGED INJUSTICE OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL. ' At the borough police court, on Friday, before i Mr. Raffles, stipendiary magistrato, Mr. Richard Hall, butcher, of Preeson's-row, was summoned for infringing an order in council by having neglected to slaughter, or cause to be slaughtered, certain cattle which had been brought by sea a from a place out of the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INxELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-SATURDAY, MAY 25. THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT (IRELAND) SUSPENSION BILL was read a first time. THE CONDEMNED FENIANS.-LDrd DENMAN appealed to the government for mercy to the Fenian prisoners.- The Earl of DERBY declined, then, to discuss the ques- tion. The House then adjourned. Monday, May 27. REPRIEVE OF. BURKE, THE FENIAN.-In reply to the Earl of ...

... SECOND EDITIO N. I [I WEEKLY TiEs s Oimxcr, Saturday, Nine n.m. MORNING EXPRESS. [BY TELMORATH1 THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT ON Tf.l RE-DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. The Dac~i, Telegraph remarks that the valuc bE the division pronounced yoatexday lie In the fact t1at it Olcar the ground, aud supplies the government voith a broader basin, The Herald says: The government m1ynow honour&bly ?? the charge ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. I (3y 79LN3019AR.] and HOUSE OF LORDS.-YnITgIDAy, a of I Their lordship. met at five o'clock. the THlE LUXEMBURG OVAI1AN4TER also Lord HOUGHTON said that the 1statemsent of the noble witJ lord at the head of the governmient, with respect to the gen guarantee of Luxemburg, was no eminently unsatisfalitory the and so-contradlotory to the language of the Foreign Beare. M5il ...

... I THE WEEKLY TIMES. MANCH:ESTER, . SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1G87. TO PIC ?? - Mr. DISRAELII unfolded his redistribution scheiiie before the Commons on Thursday evening, and we have no hesitation in at once saying that its pro- visions must be resisted tooth and nail by all slncere reformers. One fact settles this point. The forty-five seats at the disposal of the Govern- ment are all taken from ...

... I-~ INaW YORK., Tuasr.w, G P.a, The NWw YVort ;surnals publish intelligence fromi Mexico announcing thjt Miramon has died of fever. Castilla and Mejia have ,2een shot. FRANCE, PARf[f, THAVSDAY1 The Monitewr of to-day says :_ T The Emrperor of ausias, f ally recognizing the ?? of sympatby elicited by the late attempt upon his Uif, has directed the l Plaan Ambassador in Paris to express his ...

... BIRKENHEAD GUA DIANS. The fortnightly meeting of this board was heid yesterday, at the relieving offices, Hampton-street, Birkenhead the members present being Mr. W. Henderson (in the chair), the Rev. 0. A. Graham, Messrs. Evans, M. Scott, Woodcock, Haughton, Legge, Galan, Jackson, Hargreaves, and Lowcook. Mr. Redding, the raster, reported the number of inmates in the workhouse on the 3rd of ...

... DOMESTIC. Sir H. L. Bulwer, writing to the Pall Mall Gazette, urges the necessity of more energetic action in the case of the Abyssiniap captives; and says that, with a moderate British and Bepoy force, and such assistance as the Viceroy of Egypt has offered, it would be no-rash engagement to undertake to hang King Thoodorus in the chains that now torture the limbs of his captives. A dividend ...

... I The Lord Chancellor and the Lords Justices of Appeal ?? in the Court of Chancery the case of Howard v. the Earl of Shrewsbury. E This wasoan appeal from a decree of the Master of the Rolls, in which was involved a rather oom- plicated question as to the dealings with some of the Shrewsbury estates. It appeared that il the year 1719, by a private act of arliament, certain estates in several ...

... R A IL W A Y T A F FI C. ~~~RAILWAY TRAFFIC, 'Wee* 's total. Half-year's totaL. 1667. 1666. 1807. 166. Miles. 13elfest &NI Countica . 2215 2073 52229 42496 92 Bristolnd Dxster .. 7698 7103 150123 152852 1347 Caledonlan ?? 32!63 035082 636110 02j Cambrian .. 2351 2314 165222 51167 130 Cornwall ?? 6 2304 2210 41823 5 Cork an , hBandon. .491 . . 1.0.2 6719 20 Dseeide ?? .. - 43 - '4760 17 Dublin ...

... AL pi l The councilhad alongprogrammeonWednesday, F. and was obliged to adjourn before disposing of all B the business. Two personal subjects first received oft attention. Albtterwasread fromMr. Mayer, thank. a( ing the counoil for the honour to be conferred upon di him by the placing of his statue in St. George's fe Hall, and explaining that the object he contem-rI plated in giving his ...