... SIOwRI'ITNG. YIANV1EMPTER SUMMER KEE*TINCJ. ?? I~gir 11r rh~tre bulof iltainford lcnir~c, Dat.,(lipt~ta CrnyW. rt M I elrito~1r J. nit, InigeaeriI siiirpper; M~r FRCIDAY. JUNE C. '1J1m wcglivr waa apin beautifuilly firm, and wlhuib a tod falling 1Ff in the1 flttrntholiet'0 021 tiegtn tantd 21`111 ob~lltflrvablo, yet the glothrhil otoleteoncicwullii Wl)C little inferior to tim firtil two(la ...

... v-T y r slt MARY. 1-1IWETLYKV., DO)MTIO. e IRoYA1 A ii.1ieatro-the cenen 01 Te at pobtical demonstrations-W8 ,.11 Wedneadq ?? 'oy en ?? ansio 5 to hear Mr. Jo] Bright, M.P., and to declare ita sym tia with the movenjellt for aboliohll'g intolerable inlustice to Irelnd by the Church. The meetinlg was 01,'ve ylcon, Assoiatin, arecedt' Welsh Roforn AsmociatI.D'i 1 for its object stituted ...

... ShOCKING CRUELTY TO OIIILD X.N. A~ ~ ~ ~ M , ?? _ ?? Y On Wednesday, an ironworker named J. Wynn, J of No. 2 Court, Vuke-gtrzet1 Wlverhimptou, wae : brought before the 'stipend1&ry(Mnr J. Spoohck) _ in that town, on a warrant, charged with i' assault. h5 ing his son. Prisoner w a eit one time ag roller, e and earned 22 10a a week, but he lost hisa*ork F th h temper and now labours as an ...

... DISCORID IN THE PROTESTANT CAMPP AT ROCHDALE, t'le On Saturday last, the Rmloedale Murphyites celebrated the opening of a now tont which has been built in the town, and the manner in which tris has been done has caused a rupture between Murphy and his followers. *il hen the prisoner Blackay (who at the present time is serving his sentence for shooting at a policeman)I was corn- i n!' mitted ...

... MISCELLANEOUS . (le Tieecday morning three meon wvere drowned by the0 ,usetting of at boat near Learne Harbour, in Ireland, A destruectivc lire IirokOe oet & a bobbin linanulfactory at lBarrisley, ces Thursday niorciiseg. Tice loss is estuimatoid at Air. David Lindsay, snuiff' meesuefacturer Eeiinbesc'gh, was, onl Tnesday, linedI £200., for adulterating his snuff with tonqaun beans. la oteCuto ...

... I . . _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? ?? ?? RE£GISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 186S. THE SECOND CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE I - -~FOR HULL. I y YESTERDAY the committee of the Hull Con 5 servative Association resolved to recommiend to the Central Society HENRY JOHN ATKINSON, n Esq., J.P., as the second Conservative can- l didate for the representation of Hall. There was a ...

... IE THE oRE Or DRUIns. I Yeeterda , at the sittilgs of the annual movable delegation in Derby, the discussion was resu ed upon the propoition of Mr. Wheeler (of Losudon to alter the law which at present prohibitc members from joining more than one lodge. Mr. Wheeler contended that in London, as there wre large numbers of the better class of workmen who could afford to pay more than Gd. per week ...

... I I RAILWAYS AND) TILAVELLING-. TO THE EDFITORS OF THE, LIVdiOPO0i, MucCC1JI1I Geutleounon,-I wish to say s fow words on a selajeet now becoming an Important feattoro in ?? economy and diollyllie, and which snigst bomadeiioie of vastprofit nnd n~omentif rigt drecton nd roper attention woregivn t it.Tims ae difernt o sos in which Fly aggon fro Ilivrpoo to Lndon in: (9 lays' a fe yers go; nd ...

... 1 TEN', ?? 1U ATBOr1A 'Since' the glorie's 7 f Itk.~ old CCMia~eO 2a ha Lcession -fbas acid' oreiisglisat '6~6r been regeeded was kept with aJ l:due ]oi~ra At Rie ~ rh of In Jnne is th irha ?? erge nlL, who had is i thalevenrthao one edeeing qualtadhawa from te 'tera~'o'o'Wmndsor AOstle, and at interest in the pl~saare ad- prutof it sholarsa.' The King en D joyednothingso, machen avisit, ...

... 'I'EIIS ESVENIG, THE LADIES' CHAMPION-A HERO OF ROMANCE. Mnurs. Sothern, Buekstone, Comptou, Chipedale, Rogera & Clark~ IMeedames Yobertson, loue BurkeChippen Wloe, Rot wiiha, Law, &c. -And A CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMzENT. ST. JAMES'S-F;RENCH PLAYS. Tirs EvLWNN .at half-pastS, LES JOCIIISSES DU VAMOYUR. Followed, by LE 3iAECHIAND DE PBI)ROG AMMES. -19 eonolude with LIjCEIN ET FRITCJEN. M3f. Ravel,' ...

... THE, ABANDO OF. THE OCEAg Sky l 'The fo11owin, ia the rep6rt of the formid9 iu~esi-' gation into the irrmtances attendirng'teaadukn ?? in the Bay of Biscay,' about 0 mileB from Ushadit, on, the evening of' laiL -24,'118138: The Ocean' Chief was a timber-built Sailing ship of 93074-100 toenregister,thepropertyof BphriminFry Angel, of 4, India-buildings Liverpool, ini the county, of. Len- caster ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. DURING the short Whitsuntide recess, the courts of law have received not a little of that attention which is given to political affairs while Parliament is sitting, several im- portant cases having been tried during the week. The most noticeable is, of course, that of Mr. Eyre, in the court of Quern's Bench, which resulted, as you will have seen, in the throwing out ...