... 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 ...

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... I _ The Moniteur of yesterday says -- The mea- sures adopted by the Italian government to pro- tect the Pontifical frontier against the entry of hostile bands have hitherto given the best results, and continue to be rigorously maintained. Not- withstanding the strictest surveillance a few agita- tors succeeded in introducing themselves into the Papal States at Acquapendente and Soriano, where ...

... MR. BAXTEB, JifP., gaff Hls On Thursday evening D/r. W. E. Baxter, the member for the Montrose burghs, addressed a large meet- ing of his constituents in the new Public Hall, Arbrosth. Provost LUMoAh presidedand briefly introduced the hon. gentleman. Ishr. Baxt R, who was received awith great cheering ?? the close of a session certainly the most eventful which has been held for many a long ...

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... The theatres are breaking into blossom now, one after another, fast as flowers in June; and the new dramatic season, which begins well, promises yet better for the months to come. DBuity LANE has reopened with Mr Bayle Bernard's successful arrangement of Faust, and plays after it-as a joke for the present generation-what our forefathers took seriously as one of the best of melodramas, the ...

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... TROMPERIE SUR PAIN. To the EDITOR of tke PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Strolling through the streets of Rouen a few weeks ago, my eye caught the above words printed in large letters on a placard of some size, which was affixed to a wall in a prominent position. The body of the bill was filled with a narrative of the misfortunes of an unwise baker. One Alphonse Rodet (in large type) had been hauled ...

... The annual meeting of the Marshland Agricul- tural Society was held on Thursday at Terrington St. Cletrent's, near King's Lynn. The members and friends of the association dined together in the evening in the National School-room, under the presidency of the Hon. T. Dit GnaT, M.P., who was supported by Sir William Bagge,31.P., Mnr~ichard Young, M.P., and the leading aristocracy and ...

... TEE NATIZNAL REFORM UNION AND TEB COUNTY FBANCHISE. A fourth special meeting of the executive of the National Reform Union was held on Tuesday evening, in the Council Chamber, Gladstone-buildings, Mancheater; Mr. G. WILSON presided. Mr. J. D. MORTON opened the discussion by remarking that Mr. Chorltou, in his very able paper, had clearly shown that the present distinctions between the county ...

... TEPALL MALL GAZETTE ON THEI THE rPOSITIVIST PETITIO. TO TilE EDITOR, OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-On May 3rd Mr. Bright presented to theJ House of Commons it petition from eleven English- TO mwi respecting the treatment of Fenian prisoners. The petitioniers expressed their- disapproval of the Fenian movement on the double ground of its secrecy and its violence, and their hope ' that order may be ...

... 1: WI it elturt* BALMORAL, OT.3.' ,The Quebn 'dr6ve o'ut yesterday morning, acco- pa4e,d- by .-Princess Beatrice, sud called on Lady Biddulph,,and in the afterneon her Majesty went out, ac- companied by Princess Louise and Prince Leopold. 'Prizsce andd Princess Christian, Princess Louise, and Prinde Arthur, 'diove out inthe miorning to Invercaulta, and honoured Colonel and Mrs. Farquharson ...