... GENERAL WIM AY. ITresc Toinaronitce MuanRR9B-'Fi Ec oish Iedle- paendenct, in an article on the Todmordent macdere, With- titaywish, as it says, totextenuate the tsurderer's guilt telli the folo intry: :WhenMilee Westharillwsas an Infant in hie cradle, aile father happened to coma in oeni day daring hia mother's temporary absence, andwass seized by aome creel impulse to tl'ea the child out of ...

... EVERYBODYS Ct - ?? I_ -- _. - -_ _ l ?? The Waoreser City gaoel, welci. wag be a cost of £12,578, is to LE) old-the aed, . county and city ptitons rewt.'~igt0 tho ~Ia 'H18 use for their original purpose. ~ S fa It is expected that the Pliticees of Wales wilt potty the Prince to Ireland at Easce,- ~~ Docluff the past sceak h0 soreci ,:asbeen making tibe total for the prestlnt pear 812, pre The ...

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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 ...

... The folowing are the receipts of railways for Ihe past week: Mlsopen. Bcita Belfast and Northern Counties .. 100]O 100 £1959 £2148 Do. Loudoudorry and ?? 56 26 820 880 Belfast and County Down ?? 44i 8.7 0589 Blytlo and Tyne . 86 86 2891 2898 Brecwn and Mezthy ?? 78 68 1047 1109 Bristol ?? 1843 1841 6800 0123 Caledonian and North British . 188.. 130 078 7488 ?? I6 189 2894 2088 Cockermouth, ...

... Ad . ffi ST8~ST. A,*. 14 -& ?? I V . 1 DAMLY NEWS. te rshouldi law, w itch ildeed to th Chr Is Foier~lgei ootnbWe7e,,iqv4 e Fa Ays,,e of ?? .to;aree E ?? tP scannof rslificinly. )If testsa y r ur ok d et his'tb it is, I ?? I I l true to Bay that,',t;,.L0t S,9.rorcedhbyol bebsceipa, 1it 3 tiong they in a certinclonfhiondedof theChis-, Thearetheniaiir~lesoir~s f' 'llinich. ! divided 'tis~sity~ef ...

... I THE DISTURBANCESS IN TOULOUSE. .. . ?? Tho disturbances which commenced iii the begoin- ning of 'last week at. Toulouse were continuedon Wednesday, and they appear from.the ?? measures adopted to have been more serious than was at first supposed. 'On the morning of Wednes- day a larger .numaber of workmenl marched in column on the Place dii Capitole, 'singinig the Marseillaise. They were ...

... VR I , ? -OW, WIN-MUSSION. ?Illlrml ?? I I 14 g ~ie~ Y ~ ~i i 'volume of 478 pages, 4u ~ ?? ~ ' of he orinarypar- ) 'n ati of ani mntroduc- ' ;o0n1 bi ie'qommisbre, and separate reports on 233 Rug ~itud 14 Welsh borougha, and 13 divi- by-a 'map prepared bythe oicers of the 'Ornance Survey. The following is a aummaryof the recom- mcndations of the Commissioners in regard to the extension of ...

... ARMY REFORM. Sir,-The Military executive must believe in the principle of giles nascitur nonfit, and consequently that little, if any, professional training is necessary. The bulk of the com- missioned receive none worth speaking of. A small propor- tion are educated at Saudhurst, where the curriculum, in the opinion of competent judges, is not so good as it ought to be. The rest, prior to ...

... THE TIMIES GEOGRAPHER-BAITINVGC Ia is a dreadful thing to see the haughty heartless way in which the im1es writes about our poor friends the geographical explorers. This proud journal should be more merciful to them. It should spare their weakness in the fulness of its own knowledge-that knowledge vouchsafed in such bounteous display last Tuesday on Tibetan ground. We willingly admit that ...

... THE debate which took place last Friday on the subject of naturalization affords perhaps as strong an illustration as it would be possible to give of the soundness of the view on which we have more than once had occasion to insist in these columns as to the true sphere and real character of international law, which view is that such parts of the system usually so called as relate to the ...