... ? ?? 1. II . I . - ? -.1 ?? VNRihfmXSo51tv, L~yoi~amHoucw-On £9uesday, h~ all the -Cfty Police Court, John Rogers, John Martin,' IL (ereHeathcoti, and M. H. Walsh were severally fined T6fo keeping unregistered lodging hossi Hnvr stree. Bridget Cassidy, a registered ologisi '-honse keeper, ti ws ine Lb for haying above her numnber o'hinisatcs; and Ann Conway for. overcrowding. Mr. Fowler ...

... *TFrti CRAILNVAY 'ACCIDUT NUAR i. ,. i WARRINGTON., i' 'We t'ct to announce the death of another of the suffere ri the late moliancholy acoident at Walton J'onc- tion-Mr. Wfifliam Jones, of 2, Camdon Place, Bath- which took place on Fridtay morning, at the hospital, in Johna-0treet. On Fridiay, the adjourned inquest on the bodies of five of the persons killed by this terrible accident wasu ...

... | ALA1UDIING ACCIDE NT ON THE CHATHLM AMUJ I DOVER RIAILWAY. Oil Wednesday afternoon an accident of an alarasing natule occus red near tle signal post at Blattersea Bridge, onl the London, Chtathaul, and Dover }eRailway, ai train being separ'ated, a carrilage turne~d over, and ?? of the passengers injured. Tlhe train, conasistilng of the usual number of carriages, eight or ten, left the ...

... IMPERAL PARLIMENT. JBY TELEGRAPH. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. r THE ROYAL PARKS. The Earl of DERBY suggested that the Meetings in the Royal Parks Bill should be postponed for a week, in order to see what was done with a bill for the same objectia the House of Commons. Earl GRANVILLE thought a bill of this kind ought to be brought in by the government, and ...

... LATES T NEWS. PARIS, TItURSDAY. ThiO fni~teitr de 'A rune sayVS A report of Marsha' Niel, daled April 4 laPst, pinted out. tiiha the returnr of the foreign legionl fron, Mexico woulf ilncrease the aumber of officers without elflployniest.A anld thus previrlt promlotioll iln thle infantry corp.s In order to remedy this evil Marslrtl Niel proposed that ill everly infantry reginiclt tho two ...

... A PIEOSECUTING SPIRITUALIST. At the Bow-strcet Police Court, on Tuesday, John Parker, dealer in old jewollery, 10, Long Acre, who had been ?? front a previous day, again appeared to answer the charge of having purchased stolen pro- Verty with a guilty knowledge. Mr. BI. Williams de- tended the prisoner. The prosecutor, Mr, E, Garroway, commission agent, of Gower-street, had his watch snatched ...

... THE EVEPY-ST'EEET CEMETERY. OnWednesdayDr. 1olland, goveinminctuinspector, visited this city, by instructions from the Home Secretary, to re- port upon the condition of the Every-strect Cenietery, which was ordered to be closed some years ago, but whils. order has been postponed from time to thiee, in conseqluence of the exigencies of the neighbourhood, and the want of a, general cemetery for ...

... FRANCE. '111e Arenitcsl puldishies tn iini-poial decree, ?? by a report of thu MiliAter of Wi r, orderhig the abanduoinent of 29 fortified positions iiul works and the HUlpproSoiOn of rU restrictions oil houses and ?? properties withiin the lines of fortifieati-n of :39 other fortified points, in eonfor- mity with the report of MIlarsbal ?? of the 23rd May, 18U6. The committee of the Ottoman ...

... During the past week, the quiet town of Alresford has been in rather an excited state, owing to the arrival of the claimant to the Tichborne baronetcy on Saturday the 30th ult. During the two following days, Mr. Adams, solicitor, and a staff of clerks, were busily engaged in drawing up a number of affidavits, nearly 40 in number, in support of a motion for injunction and the appointment of a ...

... REPRESENTATION OF MANCHESTE1R. On Saturday afternoon last the Trades' Unionist Political Association mot the Reform League Cbouncil at the League rooms, over No. 74, Market-street, to consider the fature renrementation of Manchester. The meeting was called by atvertisement and circular, and many of the leading trade unionists and active supporters of the League were present. Mr. William ...

... ,Ijp~~ P _ l PARLIAMgENT. d0pQOF 10RDS.-MaONDAY. a 1ilw or I.LRR r. PeYATI Of D iOUS in presentin'g a petition, P fe fo'the acihment of the Law of Libel, expressed r 0iV s g0 -0 that the law lequired eonsiderablo VO f as it afeeteo those who were 0d ea 1i porting and publishing speeches delivered at H' Se ittif~ Asn ruA e iSOOR OF COS.'Ote FRAYRR. t to 5, lf SHAVVISBURY called attention to a ...

... A now lifeboat hou ?? been. erected dtMundees- joy. 'mle grocers of Erglmal have defrayed 're entire cost of the new lifeboat, 'iich is named the Grocers. Lord Lyons is, appointed Ambassador to France, the Hon. R. (. Elliot Ambaasadbr to the Forte, and Sir A. B. 1'aget is, to be Envoy Extraordinary to the King of Italy. The inewubers of the Conference of Delegates from British'Aortb America ...