... I I HO-OE OF. COMMONS. FRIDAY, JUNE'14. The Speaker took the chair at two o'clock. THE OUTRAGES AND ROBBERIES IN LONDON. C Mr. W. 0.,STwlLEY asked the Home Secretary x if he bad read U the Tiemes a letter 6f. Colonel Wilson, of the RTty, of London militia, stating l that he *as an eye-witness of the grossest outrages c and robbery of )eopeotable persons by the mob I following that regiment: ...

... 0 a-: izTTNMPTED ASSASSINA- . -.TIOLT OF THE CZAR. ADDT .-L SRTICUA6. |ThePa Fadorrespdndeiit oi te Londonjournals Ipiublissewveral intereting partiollar5 respeotlng the fl attempt on the life e1 the ar. The accused, in hi examination (saysQ the Morn. ins' 4dverlijr), declared thabt bsho ldhavem'ade the atteiipt as the Czar went to the opera on Tuesday,'but he hbd not the means of purchasig ...

... LATEST TEERPI. 4NEWS TELEGRAPHICt NEWS. COMAMRCIAL. LONDON; WzDNUSDAY EvDmIG. 'The general impression is that the English funds Will benefit by the present sullen distrust of rail-' way and other secarities, and that the absorption, of stock will be greatly stimulated by the early reduction of the bank rate. So probable Is this thought, that speoulators for a rise in this depart- ment are ...

... CORRESPONDENCE THE VARIETIF,). 1'0 T1iJ4 EDITORS OP TiJP LIVIERPOOL KERtrrY. Gctleaeu,-A rumour haviieg bocowe provalent that I have been connected ssith tan a'iove eliablishtnsat 'AL(O iti oonvereion intoa miniito hall, and as such report is ulterlyuntiuaen d most prejudicial to my crdit., I beg to state that my iatereata, trom the time it caemd to bo a theatre, werc transferred to Mr, ...

... I IMPERIiS PARLIAMENT. I I. - . I zYTI jd ] i HOUSE OF. LOUDA. THURSDAY, JtNE 27. Their lordships met at five o'clock. THE RUBRIC. The Archbishop of CAsnsuniW stated that the report which had been in some of the publio papers with respect to the proceedings of the Rubric CommissIonwere totallynnauthorised, and, for the moat part, devoid of truth. There was an under. etandui'dg amongst the ...

... A ROPE MAN^UFACTORY I DESTROYED BY FIRE. .. Yesterdeby, a Brons iTr, rosulting In the total detruction of the preOise, ourred at the rope works of Messrs. Hutchinson; and JArvde, Lodge. lane.. The works, which consisted of extensive -buildings and a rope walk, extended from the frontage in Lodge-ane for about' 250 yards- to Parliament-fields, and were flanked on the north by the, rope ...

... ANNUAL EXCURSION. The annual excursion of the members of the Liverpool Arobitectural and Archeiaological Society took place on Saturday list, when an unusually large party, numbering about 60, paid a Visit to HeotonHalland-Chureb. Thepart( whichincluded Mr. Bootb, the president; Mr. tarbyshire, the secretary; and ten othermembers of the ifan- cheater Architectural Society) met on the landing ...

... SHOCKING AOCIDENT AT A I COLLIERY. I- NINE LIVES LOST. Within a week of the accident at Walbottle c Colliery, involving the loss of two lives, an occur- 4 rence of a similar nature, but attended with results more melaocholy, has happened at Washington Colliery. This pit is situated near tho village of Old \Vashiagtou, nbout eight or nine miles south of Newcastle, and is the property of sir. ...

... .C, 0-: ?? I 7e * 7, 0I7 * _- 7 - , ?? arm .E .|y TXLEGhAEIfl. .j . . the Duke of Devvonshire has given an invitation to the Belgian riflemen to visit Chatsworth. At a meeting of the council of the Reform League las)t -night, ...

... i1,, Lrpr Fl L$ f &X. OALNUS POPULI LEX STIPREMA. DOMESTIC. 'The Queen hold a Privy Council at 'Windsor-on Wednesday., In the Rouse of Commons, on Wednesday, .Sir C.- O'Loghlin's bill for improving the con- . ditions of land tenure in Ireland was discussed -for several hours. 'In the opinion of its pro- moter, this measure would prove a panacea for -the ills under which Ireland labours, as, ...

... | I . , MExTINt OF. MAGISTrATES.-sasterday after. r noon the usual quarterly meeting of magistrates n for the borough of Liverpool was eld at the police court rale -street. Mr. T. Branker presided, and there Was a numerous attendance of magis- gtratei. The business was routine, and of no pubio interest. LivrntrcOL FLORtAL. AND HOUtTIOULTUBALo EX- EIBITION.-AAttention is direoted to the second ...

... IMSERIALLPAIIANUT - TXLJ~' I B I I - ~ ~~TLGar~ IBY ,, Their lordsips I f t SUNZ 4. The Cheater C' ` &t five o'ock. nq the mo-,n of Lord de Tabky. -the C013 ' .ARious. Diseases (Akimals) BiU . tr -aty Courts Act Amexdj,4 Bill Md, fie Pier and Harbour Orders Confijrmfnf she Intestate Widows and Children Bila s Pier and Harbour Orders ConfirmaiZjn t Bill were read a second time. (No 2) The ...