... I. Inn. ~aranay a orns~j'eartlacyny lden with ut, 'stones, ?? by two horses, cm . : Lord-street at a Droolce. c amveve'la quc a over Itheasgesr'rfths. ilej oehs lham~ and had no doublt ~,U nhqee ,heNb5oimeeMO eand-'~alamind.~ -n ?? id:.turned along whitechapel, and the hoarw h'shaft horse coming 'in ~oontact IWith ,the. pillar, DA le'tter-box rojosite M r.i J. F, .'Price, OtbIsh moent forcei ...

... KIRKDALEQUARTER SESSIONS r These sessions were continued yesterday at the aCourthouse, Kirkdale. BXFRbHl MESSRS. It. A. CROSS (CHAIRM{AN), MOULD, 87ST'J3, PIEiRPOBT, AND J. CROSS. Jaie' M'Iver, aged 20, was charged Ivth having, at I Warrington, onl the 7th May, stolen 7dr, belonging to Jamneg rearson. She wee sentenced to 18 months' bard 3 labour. Thomas M'Cabe, aged 41, for having, at ...

... I DIPERIAL PARLIAMET. I - - - - - - - - - -- . LBY 1'ULEISAPHLI HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, JULY 19. The Speaker took the chair shortly after twelve o'clock. THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES., Mr. BAILLIN CocRRANE asked the Foreign Secretary if he would lay upon the table any recent correspondence connected with the Abys- sinian captives, and if he had any hope of their being released at an early day. ...

... I ?? ?? CONFESSION 01?V Aqi;0'9 MURDEBR. lib IomIisloners did not sit Qn Moiday, Mtr Oveebdha'bingb Dlet itilh'a sight' accdentl It seems tha. dog snapped :at the learned gentle- Inan's 'leg, aid on Mr.- Overend turning sharply round ti- repel the dog he lost his balantead strained the musleg of one of his th bi'. He attendedayterdwy, but hta to uO rue Greatintereat was manited i pxo'ed ?? ...

... ?? ?? .r i..:t . . : : OUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JULY;22. :Thedr lordehips met atfive o'look.,. There wa a most numerous attendance pof peers, espeolally 'on the ministerial aide of the house. ' The'steps of the throne, the bar, and' other -privileged £eats were crowded with foreign ambassadors, sons of peers, members of the House of ommons, uand.. othersewho possessed the right of entrance.,. ...

... -VISIT OF THE SULTAN -TO THE~ qUSEE. ; On Saturday the Sultasn of Tkey ;paid a visit to her Majesty at Winidsoi. He left London 'at a quarter !pdo . eleven, annd on the road from Buck- ingha'm Palace to the- Paddington'Station'hi. mnpeiaV Majesty ial- received Pby 'the' people ith eveiy imanifestation-of enthiusiasm;- A'guard of. honour was' drawn- u Ati the Paddington .teirmlins and 'a ...

... I:4 i i1 (: , I , . - / * J : ?? *; ¢ I l ' | , I vWHO -STARVED THEB TROOPS , ?? T.: A, HOUNSLOW ? p - ;% . .. Ifwe mko the right ui~e ot the text afforded by, the b doitnlow a&a&r, the'sermon may he most ,prbfitable. . It wasa snotl iuth ation of agreat evil. ?? Happily to nee sweret not dig. k astr hfnor, fd fror i thgo beyond the discomfort ftime s auered d eentully Eow, thent by a a, 't ...

... ALARMING AND DESTRUTIVE j ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.. At 18 minutes past three o'clook on Tuesday morning an accident of a verydestruotivecharacter, but fortunately unattended with loss to human life, occurred at Bolton Percy, a small station on the North-esetern line 'of railway, a few miles to the south of the oity of York. The Great Northern down Scotoh express, which leaves ...

... : Mr. Lowe's parting malediction on the Reform Bill was far too passionate and vehe- ment even for the purposes of immediate oratorical effect. There was infinitely too much of the inspired schoolboy in his fierce and thundering invective. If he had spoken with more caution, sobriety, and self- restraint, his words would have gone further and sunk deeper; but even a sympathising auditory ...

... THE NATINAL,.VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION. . . Foll nclooely.the meetig iof the katlonal RifIen;tion at Wimbledoi just concluded, the NatIon&l'Vouteer'Artillery Association of Great Britain is now about to commence its annual competitions, as in formei'y ears, at Shoebury. naeim,tfor wha~t in qeietsily~-the mo* ,attrave- list ef p-izes they have yet been enabled to issue. ;.Te Nstional ...

... The weklymeetig ofthe erse;3& fonk dait'leour Ig Bct.wehodysedy ivn ~~ sio seaue- Of bulig.3r t rmoakpofeadthe other Littledale.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? ,r, WORtKS COMMIT1796. V. The proceedings of tbe works ootniitte, comprised ap bas recosniendationi to aocept the tesidera 'o Miessrs, lars- Lt. den itrotboera for the.supply Of At el'iswtlty of two, Inch me copper slate unils, and o' 11050T.~ Crowe and ...

... I WRC F..M. IE.. W.RECK OF H.Ma.: OSP.RMY.- The Ecmtern Protincta Had, Port Elizabeth, Algoa Bay, says- About three o'clock on the 6th June five bullock waggons arrived in town with the odioers and orev of the wrecked ship Osprey. CaptaiLn W. Menzies accompanied the waggonus on horse- back. Im mediately on their arrival the harbour master, Lieut. Skead, R.N., waited upon Captain Menzies and ...