... COUNTY COUnR, THURSDAY.-(lBefore W. A. Hulton,l Esq.) At this court there were 70 new plaints for adjudi.l cation, one adjourned case, and 16 application for judg- ment summonses. The majority of the cases were, how- ever, settled out of court. Tbe following was the only one of any pubhli ?? Holden -r. Messrs. Nixon and Kilock-This was a claim for £2 14i. 3d. by the plaintiff, a tape sizer, ...

... lPARLIA.MENTARY INTrELLIGENCE. HOUSk. OF LORDS.-MONDAYS. JuNE 3. Various bills were advanced a stage without a discus- sion ; among these, the bill regarding prothonotaries in the County Palatine of Lancaster and arny etilistnient bill passed through committee. MOaIE Brisa's.-When the report of the amendments on. the bill for the increase of the episcopate-was brought up Lord Lyttelton moved ...

... | CLEMENCY TO TH-E CONDEMNED FENIANS. t stnn:an AAd:11 *W 1. .- - _7- .- * - - .- We suppose that there will be little difference of opinion hereafter, whatever may be the feeling now, as to the wisdom of refraining from putting into force the I sentence of death lately passed on Burke and other Fenian leaders. It is quite right to say that persons I who have so misled their ignorant fellow ...

... I 62ND L.R.V. CLITHEROB SHOOTING (Crurrm -T1h. - -1 X. I > 1-Krlsnr Ddouuvuxeu ULuB.-tbe second monthly competition for prizes took place on Saturday last, at Pendleton Hall range, when four prizes were comr- peted for. Notwithstanding the beautiful calm day the shooting was only moderate. The following were the suc- cessful competitors :-First prize, Sergeant Simpson second prize, Sergeant ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SOEDS AT BELFAST,. On Tuesday iast, the Recorder of Belfast was to have commenced his aittlngs In the Court House, but when per. Bonn arrived at the gates they found them closed, and t sy were kept out in the rai Aboutffive minutes before ten @cloek a person from the inslde of the' rallings intimated that the court would not be opened to the recorder or the public. At thiS time ...

... - FOIELGS ?? .,THE, SQVEREIGNS IN PARIS. PARis, JuRm 4, EVmBNNG. Oh The Patrol of this evening says that the Queen tho of Spain has written to the Emperor, saying that she regrets not being able to visit Paris this year. pe] The Presse announces that the Sultan will leave me Constantinople on the 23rd instant, and will reach Paris on the 1st July. Mi - The same journal states that the Viceroy ...

... sALM POPU3i TZX SUVREM.A. -DOMESTIC. A CAninet'Council was held .-n Saturday. The Earl of Derby previously had audience -with the 'Queen. It is rumoured that the Government will so far yield to 'Mr. Laing's views with respect to the redistribution of seats as to give an additional member to Liverpool, Idanchester, aid Birmingham. At the town's meeting on Saturday, it was ogreed to. petition ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN | LIVERPOOL. I TWENTY-FOURTH WEEK. In the week ending last Saturday 3768 births nd 2101 deaths were registered in ten large cities and~boroughs of England, including London. The births exceeded by 177, while the deaths were 461 .holo, the average weekly number -in the ten yearsd851.60, corrected for increase of population. to the.middle of tbis year. The deaths showed an ...

... ISiAJerpoPL WX PRfIA. 8 MAUS POPULI 8nUOtPREMA SUMMA.RA. DOMESTIC. A report is current that the Queen has resolved to give £500,000 for the erection and maintenance of a convalescent hospital. In the House of Lords, on Friday, the royal assent was given to several bills, including those for reducing the National Debt and continuing the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland. Earl ...

... PROPOSEDVISIT OFTHE BRITISH ASSOCIATION TO LIVERPOOL. DEPUTATION TO THE MAYOR. A proposal to invite the British Association to hold their annual meeting in 1869 in Liverpool bibs for some time past been under the consideration of the literary and scientific eocieties of Liverpool and Birkenhead. Several meetings havebeenheld at the Royal Institution for this purpose. The result of these ...

... I ?? I M. Romero, Mexican minister at Washington, has written the following letter to P friend in New York:- Washington, May 31, 1867. Please accept my heartfelt thanks for your kind congratulations on our successes in Mexico. It has indeed been most complete and gratifying to us. We have accepted no humiliating terms from the French; we are not embarrassed by treaty stipulations with any ...

... LATEST A . . TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMEBOL&. LONDON, Tuz8DAY EVUING. decidedly hopeful feeling has pr alsled on the Stock Exchange, and something In the nature of a general dvadmce has been establlehed The funds have improved about I per cent, and the prinolpal railways I per cent., while the holders of stook appear to hold to it firmtly from a seome of Its probable scarity t the settlemen. The ...