... vaLpoPUL LBX URI go BAUS POPUL1 LoX SrPRE DOMESTIC. The latest intelligence concerning the health of the Premier is that the noble earl is considerably better, but not sufficiently recovered to take his place in the House of Lords. On the motion for going into committee on the Representation of the People Bill, in the House of Lords, on Monday, Lord Halifax moved the following amendment:- ...

... STATE VISiT OF :THE SULTAN ' ITALN OTOP'RA. ?? :: OYAL. ITALTIAN OPERA. i *This great.event, which had been raising the expectation of all London for some days, was accomplished on Monday -night, with ;a success that, in fairness to all concerned in getting it up-; by which we mean especially the director of the: Royal Italian Opera and his immediate assistants -may .be pronounced complete ...

... LATEST AID TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A_ ?? COMMERCIALi LONDON, TUEsDAY EVEaIgG. Unly a quiet business has been done on the Stock Exchange, in which comparatively few ysriationf have been established. The funds remain at about the final prices of yesterday, and their general Character has been one of steadiness without transactions of the least importanoe. In railways, after the settlement had closed, ...

... Week's total. Half-ye 18B7. 1866. 1867. Belfast & N. Counties. 2402 2300 4861 Bristol and Exeter ?? 7790 7463 15641 Caledonian ?? 63602 36781 776080 Cambrian ?? 2361 2567 4688 Cornwall ?? ?? 1832 1961 3726 Cork and Bahdon ?? 401 460 898 iDublin^&BelfastJuno.. 1832 19H0 3249 Dublin and Drogheda .. 2027 2232 4210 XDub,6oW'klowl&DAltK. 4409 *4369 741 urness ?? 4486 6148 9160 Glasgow & E.-western. ...

... -7ETHE '&;wIlTUrALISEJar-- *l -t - --£0vikillk , t . . I . 1,PROP)S3D' :'VII'wt. '6P j i ip; fT it ~BIBK.l~rNEAD . ;i n~ d Worinah';^ Hall, Bsrheg-esa, for r.supporting Lord Shafteebtny8 ',sentimenta in reference toth tulsima . d Bargreaves; Mr. Wm. l ghotook' -th e the other genlemen on the-phafor ?? 'aHalpin-%, H.ibr Wtik 1 The Cm sid they ee assnblefto , .t into consideration th niinstion a ...

... Saturday opened with promise for the volunteers lat Wimbledon. The sun shone, the wind won brisk, the flags were flying gaily, the tents were in their holiday costume, with their little gardens newly embellished by fresh supplies from the florists, and the visitors, among whom were many ladies, made the camp as bright as an archery meeting and as lively as a racecourse. But the wind fell and ...

... THE BANKRUPTOY OF: HEYN & Co. I The Lords Justices heard on Friday and Satur- day an appeal from an order of Mr. Compaissioner Perr at Liverpool, dated the 3rd of June Jut, whkereby he suspended the order of discharge of ?? ?? for twelve months, without PGuetavv for six months. It appeared that Mr. with his bran carried on business at Liverpool shipas gneraI' Mr William Heyn, in partner- ship ...

... I -TaJI OLYmrxoFusBTvA .- The swimrniogmatches are to ,take plaoe in the Great Float, Birkenhead, this evening. The firet race Is fixed for seven Wodclock. etean ob Bethal iesiked 7tAV. Tohe junior scholarship at the Proprietary, Birkenhead, for boys under ten years oI age has been obtained by hharles Copeeon from ir. pudd'e, Darnley House, he being the fourth oucceisful eandidate from her ...

... LOOAII NEWB. LA1dnoELM TWEES ATr Tx PAnRM EXHrBrON. -Among others across the border in class 30 at this great world's fair, we notice the old and highly respected firm of Andrew B era and Son (the principal of the firm, Mr. Rotert B era, was for eany years in partnership with Mr. James Little, draper, Liverpool) has got a medal for its well- known tweeds and mauds (plaids); HaU and Frater for ...

... iALUS POPULI LEX BUPR1EMA. SUMMARY, DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday. At the conference of the Premier with his supporters in the House of Lords, on Friday, not only did his lordship say that Earl Grey's resolution, if carried, would be fatal to the passing of the Reform' Bill, but he further stated that he would not refer to committee a bill which had received the stigma of a ...

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