... THE DISTINGUISHlEDVISrfOI8 IAT KN~OWSLEY. The Queen of the Netherlands brought to a clg yesterday her Visit to the Earl and (ountesso Derby at Knowaley. About nine o'clock in tb mornirg her Majesty and suite left the hail fc, the Huy ton station. Her Majesty was seated it a handsome equipage drawn by four horse aa preceded by two outriders, following which wee other carriages for the ...

... AQATQI0 POLITIC V. II 0'!J4 The political 'or semi-political meetings °o the recess have this year been exOeptionally: Ihe dull. Livelier times axe, we ,may,.h'surenot,. far o, .but up: to the present moment, th6 In tbe 4 extra - Tliamentary uttanee '°.te , 1.~t M M utences, Of the autulul-to use the fine, phrase wv4hi`h ,the eus__ 'rwt once ineffetually endeavouatd to bring Ipa iuto fashionb ...

... ,I . i ?? *u. MflEVA IU I ThE IRREGfAR ' AT THE I, TI~ , r USt ?? . I .DlfptSIc 01' TH x'uuv L&WB )Oit% i A specialv meeting of the Workhote eoitvfe, of the,,seliet vestr.ywas~held at noon yeeserday,'aj 'thertah office, Brownlow-Il for the p1rp9j6 dfhediigthe ecleon'f the' Foor.1*w 'Boa0rd' ,with refere'n'ce t~o; th'e oh* agaist M C, arr r , the gov~rur; and etler.officera iif .the wotibouse. ...

... (IWFANTS AND -hIRA v I4BI LTLBSX ' ' ziewhat ourlo'us asi'affeoting the libm e I O'lfans for ertajn 'debW' aame before fr- Me .4.lair ye erday, at the county court. .young men, who were sunm'oned dnariiie examlaes' -ef Oharles Wise ond Jamne's Wise',-who arrried1 cxi 'nsiness afis aordial .makers in 9lare-sreet, P6tons were sued by Mr. .H, Middlehurst, 'vetetinary surgeon, Manchesterf ...

... :HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN DUNDEE On Sunday morning, about three o'clock, the esidents in Ansfield.road were thrown into a state of the greatest excitement by the report that a woman had been brutally murdered by her brother. The victim, Margaret Biset, is arespect- able woman, about 50 years of age, and kept, small rocery shop at No. 19, Aumfield-road. Her sister Enphemla Bisset, about 30 years of ...

... RAILWAY REMINIBOENCES. FROM. LIME-STREET TO HUYTON QUARwY., mE 90 ' Pn O 2 011 'n WMOLT MW ST, ne;: Gentlemen,-I' must crave a little space in your wi paper to make known my 'grievances, and not my tb4 grievances alone but the grievanoes of the: nume- rous class who, ike myself, are doomed to travel an daily In and out of Liverpool by the London and me North-western Railway. abi I will relate ...

... ?? i I- ?? ?? . - , .I .: .h~e'tver .iaXy ,e'1imme diate ' i isue, in a military seniis4f of: the oinsurreotion in' the' Ronman'l it-ates,' 'one ~o cal'ilt. bf' the *mo e-nt'm smay ne,, !9ga:ded a ?? Beptember cbnventionirs aeady'obsolete,'and wethavo 8een ?? t~he ordei of :things, ostensiboly oontemnpiat'ed bj the; authiors of tbatf makeshift arrangement. It was a compromise. cunningly ...

... I CORREBPONDENCE. V E'VERTON WARD. WOI JIDITOBS OF TEt ?? M 0all T. Gentlemen,-Do the Liberals mean to give up the abovo ward to the Tories? A requlsitton in in course of signature calling upon Mr. Bland on behalf of the Con- aervatives, to come, fqrwxsrd. ? there not sufficient public spirit among oi Liberal magnates to contest this eeat7 It is al very fnne saying. there ought to be no ...

... ONYOLTUNG CRUELTY TO A CILD. The hewing of *the charge againet Adelwide Loznaxx (the wife of a retired jourit of tht rame) of atrocious cruelty to her child, Ae Loutax, otherwise Agnes Bayly. ws remed at the Town Hall, Margate, on Wednesday, before the mayor nd a fuil beno of marats Ma-y Young said she entered the service of the. defendant in JauarW last AsnUrsemaid, and a few days after she ...

... STRANGE ADVENTURE OF A I I I SOLDIER.g In the early part of last month, a soldier named Jonathan Howard, belonging to the military train, stationedatWoolwioh, conceived the extraordinary idea of starting for a run on the road d la Dick Turpi^n, and, as will be aeen, he carried out his well-considered plan with wonderful cleverness for i a month. Being a servant to Lieutenant Crawford, of the ...

... METEOROLOC E DEDVCED FTROM OBSEtRVATIONS TAKEN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. Latitude, b3° 24' N. Longitude, 30 4'W. BIRoMET. TmePEeATuaN. and Day. 8ept. Inch. Inch. Inch.* fDeg. Deg. Deg. Dog. Monday 80 80.20 ?? 3o.09 600. 47.4 b8.7 54.1 Ocober. Tuesday 1 80.47 80.26 . 80,87 65.8 47.4 51.6 58.8 Thure .. 280.4 29.81 29.98D 66.7 42.9 49.8 68.8 To .380.14; 29,08 20.O3 Q. 50. 84.9 42.7 58.4 ...

... I *I The one contingency for which the September convention made no provision s seems on the point of being realised. That instrument was sufficiently explicit on the two points that the French garrison was to be withldrawn from Rome by a given date, and that the Italian Government was to prevent its subjects from. invading the Papal frontier or otherwise disturbing the: tranquillity of the ...