... GEN.ER'AL SUMMALY. Muirtniri IY A PA^ ?? eighrt o'cloklz on Saturday night, thelinratee of the Stockport union work- house were alarmed by the report that a murder had been committed in the lunatio ward bv a violent young man, named William Ijurns, aged 30; and that the victim wfS an imbecile pauper, named Isaac Twigg, nearly 80 years of age, who was in bed at the time. Twigg s wife died in ...

... f a , v I kn r. X l A1 I 1 - I - - I a- I., TI HO- DRAINAGE-OF TOWNS IN THE TEAMBS V ALE . I ?? The following oircular' bas been addressed to members of local boards in the Thamea valley': Gentlemen,-Some months have now elapsed sinoe we received notice from the Thames onservany to remiove, within thirteen months, all the sewage of out respective towns from the rivet; aid'although we have been ...

... 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 ...

... Im I - e 6E P i-. I S4 I?, - .. . pUsblic. meeting of the libenal1 electors of Brg - fodid '''bnvened' by -the: 3JibE'&l ite siti'en Ahischitfn, wa4held in tbde :Alex ndlr i W, 'k~Etha town on 'K day night, to deo d0iupon' 6piep. ti'eifor the;ode in the room 'of thelAteMr. Vickhain. There are now four candidates-Mr. E. Miall' editor;of-thoe. /s0Affr- 'ti,41r. Alderman , &dvnii !rar.' H. W. ...

... DRURY LANE. TnIS EVENING, EAUST. Mr. Phelps, 3essr3. Edmund Phelps, HPrcourt, Warner, Webb, Temple, dtc, Meadames Herman Vezin, Vandenhoff &o.-And THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Messrs. Ryder and P. Phelps; Miss Edith Stuart. HAYMARKET. TIns EVmNINo, ROMEO AND JULIET. Messrs. ChIppendalo, Howe, Rogers, Kendal, Clark, (Compton, &o.; Meslamnes Ycott Siddons, Chippendale, &co.-TO PARIS AND BACK FOR a. ...

... 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 ...

... THE CALAMITY TO A REPORTE& The following additional annie have been received aby Mr. Barker, at the Cerkenwell. police-court, for Mrs. Brown, thc wife of a reporter, who bas been left destitate, with three ehildren, through her husband beag~attacked with paralysis, andlosing his reason:- J. L. and Friend, 11 Is: Mr. W. Martens, 2s Cd: G: W., is: J. Cook, is; J. Shatford, Is; Mr. Adrian, 2a Sd ...

... TE RECCENT, OUTRAGES. Whither are we tending? Wil5lJt. ba neces- sary, at no distant date, for -every sman to walk about the streets armed? We haye been wont to pride ourselves on our. ?? for 'Human life; and on the manliness that abhors bloodsh ed. But new 6entiments appear to bel getting infused into the body social-froin across the Atlantic. Differencesb of 'cpinion are settled with knife ...

... HOW TO DEAL WITH FBNIANISM. e (From the Chronicle.) e The smrprise occasioned by the recent Fenian i t outbreak at Manchester is not a hopeful symptom. It indi- I o cates a want of acquaintance with the actual position of t affairs, which promises ill for the immediate future. It I e is a repetition, on a small scale, of the mistake which was i e made by so many of the Northern politicians ...

... THE CHURCH CovoBRSS AT WOQ1VRR- HfAMPTOZ&. a . e . 7i , , ; i, The congress re-assoebni . e~ite orrihg i'gm the Agricultural Hall, at teo/'clock, undor t6f#erd*ency of ?? L~raoarmL. Pr4jerhvgeelofee p a paper was read upon C hurch Patronage by the Re.P J. Aackarness, wvho was followed by Mr. Beresford Hope, c M.P., who, although he could not say ?? nob he 0 gneced~on all The poinl s.ut ...

... i l HE Cf Mo ;4sONG:PRE l AT, E OL VEER- I I agIo- . , aaI a¢ :co::aHA M -1nt q , ; . , ,: . I , . 1UP!3 : Ir,' 'X1k 0Xt5Ho i At OXiP11 TiM WORlKm t85E. Q %ediiedany mg t he meetjikg fo me aavwrking , classes m ppe offinu tlg ?? l6 hlt The building was orowdedlwith upwards of [9opeople,.not more than 500 .cif ...

... 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 ...