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... 1 's Mme.- ;: , - - , i,, I. k ?? - . 1 A*A~~gx IIw u W . I( 1,, ,)I; . ' .- - ~. ' At b f tho~B~a~ n-h6tssB poli d-coisft on saurday. Ie, Michael Gought afsa eofireo;wa brougbht before ?? r, Maypr 6u tbe charge fq sm ier ea to' 15 Fenianum the Mansion. cure;. The prma6 ~ ~ ~ hec fe ?? 1 a, pele ?? ,yonnig iaef iT, withi a; u d..nintelligenti countenance.) He is a bookbinder by d trade ...

... I JNraKCHZST4 rSHFiFLDV, AND LINCOLN. ,HR RAIL WA, . Theiport of the directors of thia company has been is . In the last seson of parliamenta aact wa .Palsd; ealled The Railway, Cemnpaniies Amendment 'Act which definedmworesclear1thdaesueof auditors,and inpotadrupo theaw much' greitr:reponsibilities than any. require'd under then existing acts of parliamant. The ?? the Manchester and ...

... FPFHL SEDUCATION I. I .FABBM~. D~~0 or The follg a nrial ha been addresea to r. the Right 1on. Sir Stafford Northeote, Bart., III.P e. Secretary of State for India in Council: ,IeD .B 44 Sir,-W6, the undersigned native inhabitauta of ry presidency orBonbsay, now resident in Engjand) ' as submit for ypu.r favourable consideration the subject o ail the establishinent OQ female normal training ...

... MJ0 BRIGHT OZ~'TE~' LICE1~SiG SYSTEi Is | A: deputation of, liensed ,yictuallers waited upon [a Mr. Bright, at'Mr. Charles Sturges' residence, at Birming. e ham, yesterday, in order to get an expression of his opinion is upon Mr. Abel Smith's bill for further restricting the !y hours during which public-houses may te opened on Sunit days. Several members of the deputation having spoken, Mr. ...

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... I METROPOLITA DISTRICT RAILWAY. The repQgfotb- di 6,$;ka beox i e, In their lst half.yearly report they ware under.the noese- sits of adverting to the fact that theprogreas of the works h been connierably itspeded bythe want of adequate ?? thelaud from time~totia require, a, wa*o eattribabe guerl absena o ?? ?? ?? woul4d b4 e a matter of vely sncere gratidation to the directrs were they able ...

... I| . ~ ?? I (FROM OUR owN CORIU;9POluNDT.) FLORENCE, Unisn 23. yesterday's impression of the Ga=6eta Piemontes- contains an article of unusual importance. It is the first of a series in whcah the Turin Pe~wnanente sets forth the principles on which it proposes that Italy shall be henceforth go- verned. In the party warfare of the Popma- 11,.tte we see how true it is, as in the history of party ...

... BANQUET TO LORD NAPIER OF MAGDALA. |~ 1! . . I 4T ;i 1 I I - 1 i . I.o r; r;: ?? ?? t; tC4 -PORTSMOUTH, WEnYTIiDAY,_ fg Lord Napier of Magdala, has been paying a short' 'bi visit to Portsmouth prior-to his ?? for India, and 'af the reception which -he meto with yesterday from the car- t Poration and ?? of 'thi most enthusiastic character. We have already made public the fact that an . .address ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIOENCE. .. inir NORTH BRITII.a.' pe The report of this compiany for the halfyear endin. wz DSet July last, ?? reached us. The direetors state that in the h--year the isum of £89,40 Is. has .been expended on ea' new lines, works, &o.; j14,8S6 for HiX additionsl engmes; and th £40,719 17s. 2d. on account. of Subscriptins to other 'iee, to h whic thecoomany'aro bound to .contribute, ...

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... i O PALE FiE-ARHOSPf S. I: I The records of the Bloard of. -ealth exhibit periodic outbreaks of contagious fever, which, ed 'Without any apparent cause, ravage country ea towns and villages which, from their open jo and generally healthful situation, ought to be exempt from such attacks. Only last year th; the blight fell upon Terling; this year Guildford wi is the nest end centre of scarlet ...