... 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 ...

... 1,LECTION XN-WrS .oYesterday afternson a deM IAti OM rirN ?? met Lord EdwArd Hogard at Mandchesten, each1. puroseof nviinghim to become a candidaWf~ 0 Rh ?? of Prestot at the enS m2 a election. In the ucse of the interview L Edward acceded to the request made to hiij s nMr. Monceierf baa, fof personal reasons, resolved to deoun ?? iaeora fo Erf tord gh. eas Iusn deCr- ed the invitation to it ...

... 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 ...

... I THE WEATHER AND THE C. ROPS The continued drought is causingsome unia asinmes throughout the country, as it is feared that unless we have a speedy fall of rain the crops w ill be materially diminished in quantity and affect. id in quality. So far, however, not much harm has been done, and if wie are favoured with a few showers in the course of next week we may exp 'ect most satisfactory ...

... CORRESPONDENWCE, ROCK F1RRY.. TO THE EnlDIoaS OF TH5E LTVEt'POOL MERGCUtIR Ciontlemen,-I am in nea way connected witidihe HI1Hk Ferry Conmpany, end know nothing, personally, of their new manager, and thus am, I hope, aci l'obarlmobsver of what daily takes place at the Rook W'erryBlip, The eimple fact Is that the niidisger biii lad the ceonrageans , gooI sense to start flsbet Ask ?? hicurred ...

... I A writer in the I'Pll A all Gazetet, describiing a visit to the neighbourhoode occupied by the thia veet 'of ,Paris, sni'H-- A few years ago there wa. a gang knowni as the Baud of the Cd6fe of the Nineteenth Century, from thenamie of a cafei oi the Boulevard de Seb; stovol. which tievy wereo in the habit of frequeniting. he menbers of this gainF, 19 in nnumber, were anything but ilesperadloi ...

... 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 ...

... TO*Ci G SPONMNTS WS'coin~~~ta*.to ~ oimsmieatlonscof which wecamt m ?? ret urn ?? ho VO do nd avail (Itaelvea. Communloaftons should *~ in ink andonos Side Ithe a I le: dcooan o ases b e dimeultY of finding r0s IAetfWEe,:eat5e i intendedfor5rttoll C t Jd Ve t nsa8esatjia o mlbcallonI hit a Kflh4etXtt ?? MBe o 1 is th. IottOlx not otheh rweso e linenhav pasdfo nylD nd W11l ?? o~af Itoeasntatle. ...

... WAT BA S - C .- WAT.ERn & BATI-IS CO:M1TMs.:E. rhe fe tnight]y meeting of the watcr a b committee was held yesterday in the council chamber of the Town Hall. Mr. P. H. Holt pre- sided and the other nmembers present were Me0ssis. J. ki Wilson, Ifletcher, Bairstow, W. Willianis, Melladiew, Rimmer, .Rigy, 11land, and Ilarrison. 'l'he ?? was routine. The Engineer submitted his periodical report, ...

... TIE IRIUl REFORM BILL. I cay Weo Tho House jaf Commons got through an 3n daily, inmmense qnauitiiy of business on Monday e, when evening, after that peculiar fashion of doing Suraer biusiness whidh iis dear to people who are at ra.days, once indolent and impatient. That is to (except say, it galloped over easy matters in hot I at the haste, and left difficult matters to another at Dtrby |lay. ...

... 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 ...