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... THE FENIAN TRIALB IN I ~LONDON.I A special session of the Central Criminal Court lo illl b held this mornlng, at ten. o'clock, for tho 5d purpose of disposing of the ease of the six persons o cbarged with the crime of wilful murder arising out of the desperate attempt to blow down the 3n wall of the house of detention at Olerkenwell, asd lc the charge of treason-felony against the three l ...
... BAD NEWS FOR BRITISH I ~TAXPAYERS. The revenue of the financial year, whbc elolid on Tueeday, amounted to £69,600,219. Mr. Dis. raeli's estlmate on the 4th Aprl, 1867 was £69,340,000; to which £840,000 must be aded on aocount ot theadditlonald. inoomtax (according to Mr. Hunt's estimath in November), and from which £210,000 must be subtracted oun ?? Of therepealedmarineiunsranestamps. ...
... SKIRMISH WITH ABY8SINIAN I PLUNDERERS. A letter, dated Beonfe Feb. 27, reslved from Lieutenant Arthur G. ihorne, 13th B al Infantry, and now of the Tra6port T= Abyssinia, gives partionla of oa encounter with Abyslnian freebooters. He Says - After I had left Raray Guddy about six miles. anda riding along abont one mile o more ahead cf my convoy, a vdoi oalled out ' Sahp, ?? so I 6topped and ...
... Iov MD Tl I GOTA1MU ND- TaEs TELRGBAPU IME. The bill eabling the ?? to purobhse the wholo of the tdgrapba in the United Kingdom, to be worked ?? lforml 5'tOm by the post-office AbJlihmejt,, has bean printed and placed In the hands of membes of Psklla. moet, and we ae now abla' to f0nV aoS dcmte Idea se to the advantages to be derived from the plan. The preamble of the et sufficielltly poInt. ...
... I RiFI.E CORIS AT FLEETWOOD.-It has been decided to an establish a volunteer rifle corps at Fleetwood. Asl KuRIUAM COUNTY CowRT.-(3efore W. A. Hulton, ?e Esq., judge.)-This, court was Leld on Thursday last. R:c There were 25 ori-inal summouses, 1 adjourued surinollsejl ley andt5 commnitmentsummnonses. Notone ease possesseA Jol any interest whatever. ! coo LnaGE MUSHROOMS.-Five nushrooms were ...
... Ii . ?? THE BP4ZILS. The war in the Briazils continues. General Flores bas leena aisassinated, and the Minister of War has been elected P-esident of Urugnav in his room. CANXDA. We are told by a Canada paper that the northwest c-uestion ' has asasmmed an uiinfavourab1le aspect, ard it is added that the British government has refused to fulfil the .rerenent madc vith the Coniereneo in London ...
... THAE WEEKLY TIMES. I I ~~MA NC HE.S T E , SATUtAY, ARIL 18, 1868. TOPIPO. TAE political utterances of the week have been unusually significant. First in point of time, if not. also in nterest is the address of Professor L RoGns at the chamfers of the National Reform Union. Then followed Mr. FonsrSn, at the in. auguration of the Leeds COBDEN Club; after hiu came Mr. ROUNDELL, at Clitheroe; and ...
... THE ASSASSINATION OF THE HON. D'ARCY | I TBI'GEIL I The following details of this melancholy occurrence are published in the Hamilton (Ontario) Timres:- Ottawa, Tuesday, April 7. About 2 30 o'clock this morning, as the Hon. Mr. McGee was drawing near his boarding-house in Ottawa, he was cruelly murdered by some one who is as yet entirely un- known to the authorities. Whenhe was picked up, ...
... the oeat of Lord Powerscourb. To-day the foyal pasty bid good-bye to Ireland, and will pass te-imnqsrw in Carnarvon. Int. the House of Lords, on Thursday 'erenang, 'the Earl of Derby took his seat fr the lirt time since his retirement from 6ffic% and received the congratulations of their lordships on his restoration to health.- Seveam petitions were presented against the (ompulsOry Church ...
... LIVBOOL TEMPERAORI i~sU , . . O . I The annual meeting of the members and supportrer oi i the LlvrpoolTemporsnce League we bheld on Friday, I in the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson streot. It w5s an- a nounced on the placards convenlng the meetlng thbt the chair would be taken at seven o cock by Mr 1awence ylleworth the president of the league, but at the hour 2 aeendun imorethanadozen ...
... ]£ORTY STLLIVAN AS RICHARD THE THIRD - AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. (nam the Tima, leiruary 20,188.). The revival of Coley 01bber's version of Shak. cpeare 6 S ard the Third at Drury-lane .hReatre atted a very numerous sudience, sa mlht, Indeed, have been expected in the ocae of t play of which the young of the preaset genera. .tlon Eave heard their fathere talk very much, but . which they ...
... THEREv.a E. ROBERTS, B. DRB M4LE, AND !HXU ' EXGLIBH CHURCH IN IRELAND art of TO TMlIMhORBI Of THUM umNpooF, jfUfpRT.- But of Gentlemen,.-Will you kindly favour me with a 'I Who' brief spce to draw attention to-t loeftraordianar on of pe ?? M'NOtle as the meeting of the Fouild JrigAd oiet lsteveil g,? Then ?? inr. th otr ieteamendment of Lord Wtanley, I the issmwa miuu, end inelnuates more ...