... BROCKING TREATMAIT OF I BLUNATICS. I IAPORiA CONVIO TIONS. At the Hereford assizee, on Saturday, before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. Edward Charles James Shaw, a surgeon, surrendered to take his trial for misdemeanour, inbavingundertaken the charge of one Frances Danvers Weaton, a lunatic, without the medical certificate and orders required by the statute, Thli wa a proreoutioa institated by ...

... A FENIAN ?? INT EEN I DOCK. _I When Mackay, the naln Comtaltoa t UP to receive sentence a eorkb fo taetarday, he reaid, In replyto the usual ?? whether he had anything to say why sentence should not be passed upon him, that he was fully sattsfital with tleverdict. a twasfgitaell d t j no one ?? to British law, but he did not consider it so in accordance with his Ideas of right and justoc3. lve ...

... I TO THE EDITO38 OF T}B LIVERPOOL SMERGUBY, Gentlemen,-Belng a ratepayer, and also the owner of considerable property In Liverpool, you will oblige me by the Insertion of a few remarks on the position In which the corporation are Involved. Their legislation has plunged them Into difficultiem of no ordinary oharacter, and their affairs are In a complete muddle. To fisd fault la not pleasant, ...

... DEATHS IN ---OL WEEK, 1868. teJ ending last Saturday 4225 births k the sithe were registered in eleven large , 2 to of England, ineluding London. , ,,,t a eelsd by 493, while the deaths were bti e o e*rage weekly numbers In the ton I be\' : rrected for Increase of population ?? year. The meantemperature f,; further exoeeded the average of 11* in the four previous weeks. The 1 1, an increase of ...

... ;SCiLOOLS TNQUIRY CO lMSSION.-LOCAL AND I OT'ER ESTABLISHMIIENTS. 'The Schools Inquiry Commissioners have issued their ieport. In the course of it, they refer to tie endowed schools ill the northern counties, Durham, Noithrinher- lluidl, Cumberlanld and Westmorland are describedl as having an urban population of 506,342, ialkicng, with the surrounding population of G11, 442, a total for town ...

... AGRlCULTURE. II _ _ Throughout most parts of Cheshire what is coniler to he diarrhoea in sheep, principally affecting and lak;.ig off yearlings, is prevailing, and the los.es are reost ,. vere. Some parts of Shropshire, too, are similarly sutio, Ing. On Tuesday, a deputation from the Central Chimber ; Agriculture w aited on the Duke of Marlborough ao,,aG inz the extension pf the Cattle ...

... I MANY WEAVERS have been engaged in Cumberland al (where the trade is depressed) for service at Burnley. TEaE Rev. DUDLEY HART, M.A. (late incumbent of d, Laugho, near Blackburn), has been instituted to the R rectory and parish church of St. Matthew, Stretford. St BLACKBURN INFIRMARY.-Mr. C. H. Sudell, late of r( Preston, and Secretary to the North Lancashire Master rc Spinners and ...

... TO OQREBSPONDENTS. easnstull eaetuzielovetamm oftwlh we do niot ovall aunselv. Communications should always be legibly writen In ia d on esf gmd of thf pgper only, length inorea e dlouy ot ndng spice for ihem. Whatever Is intended for Insertion lu$ be authentioated the name end addreu of the writer, riot noeosutly tt pliettloa, but as lurntee of his gbo4 ?? ltefot eherws ?? boon passd foe ...

... MEETING OF LITHERLND RATEPAYERB. :. Last evening a meeting of ratepayers of the t township of Litherland w e held fn the hational nal Schoolroom, Seafor, for the purpose of making he out a lit of peons eligible fthethe ioa of over- opt eere of the oor for the ensutg year, and to ea1 receive tbe overseers' accounts for tbe past year. nd lar. O B. Ganseo having been oanlld to the Ale chair ...

... TUs ?? pEBAT - In my NoeS in Stur~'7' ~bate Inthe f( l~et ^^C:;3reaf Of~ tho It ht°~;br Casually to the Vrgrs of t6 d to deal with f House Common. k1 PIe the limits of e6 co f, oflly theat tbe got ci the qusetion M I anld Thae cI ?? ba u d0 e'htbe boa ~hve undaer, an hove pdthe letter heo ?? e i1 through thre by t0 oreand qu estians bend d when I l3ead orte''. brwith ?? members are c to ...

... LASTEST AND VLEC1GAPHIC NEWS. ~r EUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] ILLNESS OF THE |MpEROIL NAPOLEON. ro, pr1' correspondent of the Expreis, writing T t!157 evenng, soya :-On WednesdaY t: about fivo o'olock, the Emperor was JtAiY eircd wth e violent asthmatic attack. *Wpelty of breathing Wa 5O great that It tdelrable to take him to an open .r looking on the Tuilerlee. The Omlis eN, and H~ias Majesty Is now ...

... THE ADMINISTRATION' OF I JUSTICE IN IRRELAND. I We have never hesitated to acknowledge the merits of the present Irish Executive, and it would be unjust to pass over without special notice one of its most creditable acts. The Lord Lieutenant and his advisers have habitually shown great decision, thorough impartiality, exemplary moderation, and sound discretion in the legal proceedings which ...