... xm80LLAEOUS. A woman named Rcux, at EMite, France, has just ?? birth to three female childran alive, and a fourth, a h still-born. She pievionsly had eight others, Mrs. Theresa- Longworth Yelverton is nOW in tl United States seeking to raise money by giving readlin: to enable her to prosecute her suit still further. O OnL Monday the inhabitants of the Civic Ward of Bridl were convened for the ...

... THE 318UOPa AT BUSIgESS. If it be true that in a multitude of counsellors there a wisdom, the world ought to be greatly edided and mnlightened by the deliberations that have recently aken place at Lanbeth Palioe, the residence of the krohbiahop of Oanterbury. No less than seventy-five :ishops have there been assembled in solemn conclave vithin the last few days. They came from all parts f the ...

... LABOR AIM WAGES. GmxAT STAONATTON IN TRZ IRoN TRADE ON THE 75DE -We are credibly informed that at the present m tunt there are out of work no less than from ?? tW thirty thousand men eonnerted with the iront tradee On Zhe Olydp, such as iron shipbuilding, boiler mshirg, and angiueering, and that their prospects for the ensulag winter awe very dank Indeed. This lamentable state of cfitrs is ...

... THE ALLEGtD L&DT VIOThIZUMIL Geralime IMieusico, with ?? aliases -if ahe n. sMM. Meuriee, Mrs. Dureat. Mrs Soanrset, Mrs. Granit, ?? Sandere, Mirs. Hope, mire. Frxzer, &i., was uhmrged amt remand atthe bait Iorouigh Polwie-court, *n Tuesday, with obfsaldag~$oods ir-m large ?? of tradesmea by faldse pretences. Mr. Iorgsen, for the pros crntior, stated that there were about aixty Charges t ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENrA, . The Feo Th Fronh Government, it it stated, hat addressed a circular to the French representatives ot the Eouth Ger- man GouTlo. I It refers in calm language to Count Big- mark'a circular of the 8th inst., and lays part~iua 'Isri Belt upon the fect that the Prustian Government most solemnly declared that it would not of ittaown initiitiv overstep the line of the Maine. a ...

... GARDENINGo. BY GEORGB IL P. GLELWNY, JU. OURB GADEN.-Nfo, MiL r, Cherries. although not. so mueh appresiated as many other rO kinds of fruit on account of their not being quite 0o useful we ;- presume should nevertheless have a place in every garden. ' 3. For this reasot, then, we laropose giving halt.a dozen sorts for our-readers to choose from-namely, -Frait medium size, round, and or. a red ...

... Sit A. W. PEEL AND B93 CONST1TENTS. Air A. W. Peel, K.P., eeddireesen rerr CoDatituentd at Warwtiok. Referting to the committees upon which he bad served, he expressed a hope that one committee of which he was a member-that appointed to inquire into the affairs of the London, Ohatham and D )ver Railway I Company-bad satisfactorily volvfd the problem how could a company in desperate ...

... DREAD VERSUS FLQlUR SIR,-&s the City cleiks are now in a fair way of oh- aimug a good dinner at a fair price, I think the various trades' uinous of London, and other places, should at 3nog adopt a system of co operation to supply their mem- bers wi;h bread and flour. It is in their power if they so willed it-notbiug easier. I will take the amalgimated engineers, as I happen to know more about ...

... OUR T. - x TxR Fed PAxIC._T -The Fenian Otra h. , T r r r indacthis 6of a Ptec Wi th -h be t btthe senseless 1ilenc o itth culmnate in histraflsfer of thelofte c~~to. ga land to England. it was telex Oeratior --Na geimagine, as these peoPle. di that ernei ofrefdZ4 go or the Oapture~of &pl-0'sItso 'wthb ElOtO anmgtof the British empireatio ars 1 Id themselves ; but in that country th lnr, 4I ...

... GREAT BRITISH FLUNKEYISX. TO THIN DITOR Or r0UTNo1eLDS'S NwsPAP Sm,-All classes of Englislamen-and, for that nmtter, of all nations-are more or loes tainted with hat moral leprosy commoal3y called fluakeyism. This lisease is the product of ignorance, co0wardice, and ser- rility. Man must worship something, and the ohr- -acter of the object of his adoration is a redletion and 6i amplification ...

... MR. T. HUGHES, M.P., ON OS-OPCRATIVE dO8aETLES. - n - L A - L Wee other evenrng A public nreeting was held in the Roeldale Theatre to celeberatetheoreciag of anoew store by tue lochdale Equitable Pioneers' Society. Toe mayor (11r. J. Robinson) presided. l'here was a very numerous attendance. Several letters of apology were read from the gentlemen who were unable to atten2. Amongst these was ...

... - A FENIAN MaRs'S NSrT.. An unfortonato gentlemaa fromp(}hsguw, spending his holidays In Shrewesbry, has just fallen a victim to the zeal displayed for the capture of ?? Captala Daoay, the MDnohester Feniea. From the s ;tement of the Glasgow gentleman it appears, having been overwoiked in the commetolal pursuits which he follows in his native town, he had Bought in Shrowebury the totalirest ...