... | - INTIMIDAl-ION BY WORK A1EN. On Friday Bernard Doherty and James Galvin were brought up on remand for intimidating James Quail, a labourer at -Messrs Farles. Mr Ayre prosecuted, and MrSummers defended. James Qutil statedtbathe was a member of the Free Labour Society. - Last week he was employed at Messrs Earle's as a platelayers' labourer. There had been a strike at Messrs Earle's, On ...

... ILATEST _NEW WS.I APRIVAL OF SIR R. NAPIER AT SUEZ. SUEZ, 18th June.-The Steamer Feroz with Sir R. Napier on 9board, and the Marrietius with Consu Cameron and General Staveley arrived here at 1Q-30 his morning. SIR R. NAPIER AND THE FREEDOM OF . - LONDON. LONDON, Wednesday.-The Court of Common Council of th. City of London have agreed to pre- sent the freedom of the city, with a a sword of the ...

... 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 ...

... 1' - ' - . . . ' ?? ' e - I .t - - --EC i , p C , I L ,j: Therw wiI&'probably~:be. sioe --OfU!ONtnsid.4#zi2 ittle uncertainty as to the-methods of registration,, ,;-nd ?? !dfit will':aot be eri t thir -vwalue.,: }cwbvleteitrkltBetddQ' tbei-TF !el ?? Acts Utl n . 1!failtb'&iseeaid~to Whivt eixtent~ ltei !rrtreke&a 1, in the arrangements. `Ihe e, i .litalics ref qr t e pyidvstonq te ,neg ,Ae ...

... NEW EEFO0RM ACT,-THE LODGE1R FRANCHI~SE. The followving instracetioasa for ohmeimasets unnecr the Lodger Frasichise have beenL prepared by Mir. Torrene, with the iassiatanee of several of the moost ex;perienced Re- vising Berristers, end adopted by the Rtegistration Coma- mittes of Finabury: By the newv Ifeformo Act every man who for twelve months previosos to the fstt of July hies occupied ...

... N-ON-A SCOTIA AND THEE CANAtDIAN CONFEDERATION. The objections raised by NOva Scot~ia against; the union with thse other British American provinces are succinctly stated ina series of resolutions which ha~ve b~eers forwardedl by Viscounlt M~onclc to the Imperial Gevernissent, and copies of wvhich, together with other despatches on the same subject, were publish~ed yesterday maorniung The chief ...

... I . . . I a.. . - .- . The rehearsal at the Crystal Palace, on Friday, attracted no fewer than 18,i97 persons, aud the coup d' ail was, as it always is on such occasions, magnifi- cent. The gay dresses of the, ladies and the glow of colour on the orchestra produced an effect which more then rivalled that of the grand stand at Ascot on Thursday. Unless the full rehearsal turn out a false ...

... J3PERJAL PARLITAMENT.c (lip Tc/eyrelph.) HOrSE OF L.ORDS, YESTERDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THE EF'CCLEaSIASTICAL TITLES ACT. Earl STAN~ioPAd laid on the table the report of the Select Committee on the Ecclesiastical Titles Act, with the minutes of evidence. poor. RELIEF BILL. In Committee on the Poor Relief Bill, Lord POETMAN seid that he would move that certani clauses proposed ...

... W ill TL S U MF--E 7 WHI TSUNTIDE IVui STIVITE SI' LEE D S Yesterday was Whit-MoInday, :and- the weather being fine, old and young amongst the inhabitaots of Leeds spent right heartily the most enjoyable of all the general holidays that come to them in the course of the year. The railway passenger traffic, as is usual on such occasions, weas greatly increasedc Throughout the day a scene of ...

... THEJ FALL OF MAGDAjA~. SIR B. NAPlES'S DESPASTOCCE$ The Lrondon ?? of Tulesday night contained tire clespatches of Sir Robert Kespler, narrating the action before M~agdala aird the fall of that plane. The documcent, Iv ee received at the ?? Saturday. The first is addressed to Sir Stafford Northeote, arid is as followvs: - Commander-in.Chiel'e Offices, He~ad-quarter's Camp, Antalo, Maly 12, ...

... Id ATE4STNwS$j IRLITERs's TacescncsI.1 ABYSSINJA. TflE RETURN OF THE TflOOPE. (Per M~alta and Alexa:ndria Telegraph.) ALE?CNDnr5A, Juno II. 11cr Majesty's troopship Serapis sailed to-day for En~gland, with troops belonging to the Abyssinian expedi- ticnn. Captain Roberts, of the 4th King's Own, who was sie! icasly wvounded before Magdala, and waes since reported dead, accompanies the tr'oops. ...

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