... ' I l):D.l'CED FIUOM OSERlVATI(3NS TAKEN AT THE LlVE;RlOL OB 3EiIVAT'031tY. L',tilude, 5' 3124' SN. IA igitudO, a- 4' l7W : llI~iO~dET'i'i. T3M'Iiii';ATUilL. Mionthi 3~ ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ t Ae-gost. I nch Ijich. Incl.' Deg.' Deg. lseg. Deg. tonhiay .17 29.9i 2r.82 251.503 65.4 l60.2: 64.3 00.7 i'lesdav.18 29.Si 2!0.7(i 29,782 64.4 t0.4 60.4 00.0 WIe'dIyl1 :10,07' '2.85 291.t).5 (i4. 6 63.3 68.9 t0.4 ...

... TlHE GENERAil POS-OFFICIE.I I'V1ec PostmastcrGeinerald's Report for 1s;7, re- , cenlly 1'jItlsliilied, enables is to forni ill: idea of the t vast alnd increasing propoltiolis which the Post- ffice lies taklell, of the gleat and varied work it tlct's, and of titi' priicilile 111)011 Whicwh it is donlle. lb.' grwtlil of the business of tins department is sounething quite niarvellois, anti is in ...

... MATRIMONIAL HOAX IN THE I ISLE OF MAN. A few weeks ago an advertisement appeared in a Manx newspaper, emanating from a Rochdale manl who was in search of a wife. This advertise. ment was observed by several young gentlemen in Castletown, and they banded themselves together for the purpose of playing a hoax on the wife. hunter. Enlisting a young lady into the con- spiracy for the purpose of ...

... I School holidays-events usually loolvad forward to with pleasurable anticipations-ars becoming something very like a nuisanco in Liverpool. A short time silicn, a new arrangement of holidays unas partially adopted in this town, the vacntions being made more frequent, but for shorter ternis. Had the new scheme been enforced in all the local scliools, it might have proved generally acceptable; ...

... Raill woolo, F, iminham THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1868. NEWS OF THE DAY. The ltuosl ItlGENEltAL'S return slsows that in tho week tbat ended on Samirday, August 22, the annual rate of mortality was 24 per 1,000 in London, 31 in Edinburgh, and 25 in ])ublin; 24 in Bristol, 35 in Birminghan), 34 in Liverpool, 45) in Manchester, 44 in Salford, 37 in Sheffield, 30 ijn Bradford, 311 in Leeds, 33 in IHull ...

... TO THE EDlITORi OF THnE DAILY NESWe. Srir,--Though I amn an habitual reader of the Daily, Alcus, it has by somte mirschance occurred that your article of the 4th inst., commentinig con my paper recently ublished in ?? of the Manchester Statisntiol Society, did not come under my notice until this day. As the view you have taken seems to me to spring from a misapreenson hich is frindansental to ...

... ANNRREFN A GWASTEAFF SWYDDFEYDD Y. FYDDIN AIT- ] LLYNGES. Y MAE amryw or prif nevyddiaduron Sasnig yn cyhoeddi erthygiau yn erhyn yr annhrefl), y gw-asrafF, a'r camwveinyddiad gwarthuls s~ydd yn ffynu yn Swyddeydd y Fyddin a'r ULyn.es, gan y teimlant ei bod yn adeg briodol i alw syiw difrifol ato. Gan fod:.ethoifad cyifeedinol yn ygiyl, ystyriant y dylid goleuO yr etholwyr ?? hyn;,mewn trefu ...

... -: 3ew 4I I 0R- I I -Y: mare y rorn.:IDavi& Been; :Llanelli, !o blgid gwaellder vechyd, edi rhoddi eiefagelliaeth.: iny, 5 ar:-01 cyawni dyledswiydda y Dwydd yn ifyddlawn, am ddeagain mlynedd. i: S -Cymiaiiwyd cyfarfod blynyddol yn ngba : Bethel, Llanellijddydd LIun,D ytbnes i'r diweddaf, d prydy gweinyddwya yr aeblysur gan ?? s SH. C. EPany (Cefni), a DI. Williamsx, 'LiaDgylt ' E . Dydd ...

... One of -the very greatest wants of Italy is 'educa- tion.'- Years of diviision,- and of subjection to mill. tary and priestly despotisms, have brobght the mass of the population into a state of lamentable igno- ranc, th ils f which lre to bbseenin souperstition, lool'jaloey,'inolence', and wantof apinessfor the dificut wrk f elfgo~riineit.' Now that Italy. hatbecmeuniedand inidependent, a ...

... Wednesday, Aug. 12, 1868.-Before W. Jenkins, and G. Williams, Eaq. [The following portion of the report was unavoidably omitted in our last issue.] Charge of Obstruction and Assault.—James Gower, ap- parently a labourer, but said he was a mason, was brought up in custody, charged with obstructing theomcials of the Ystrad station in the execution of their duty, and with seriously wounding one ...

... ;fZ,-BE EIRCHANrToQUAY WARD. 4 e. 6vebn requested to state that the addremsto L to of t~ wrard, whico appeared in yesteriay 1 , sgaed 'James Kesay, Jas'sstreet, r Fa hn way , directly or indirectly, authried b7 ¢ at genltleman-that it was, in fact, an unwarrant able Abrication. Mr. Kenny ha8 autherised us ta state that it in no way expressed his sentiments, and tat he ent5ely repudiates it, ...

... THE ILORDS OF TEE ADMIRALTY IN CORK HAILBOTR. _. . . .. .. I These distinguished personages, who take s-) ian portant a part in the government of these realms, paid a visit on Thursday to Cork ffarlbour. Their arrival was Loilei by the usual ?? of gucs fremr the guardEbip, but no ?? whitever W.)S nde by the ciiil portion of the community imiu - biting the prosperous town of Queenstown. Tuta ...