... BOILER EXPLOSION IN FRANGE. elegram frm Paris says that a terrible accident ed o Toay t th irn wrksat Fourobaidbault. °:er exploded, and eight person~s wer amost severely r~- IAmongst the sufferers was the son of the pro- b 9~r of the establishment. Fire of the injured persons J~dfrom the results of the burns. WHOLESALE SACRILEGE. Ty3 churches in the lake district have been broken into jgain ...

... TH]E NORTH WALES MINERS. A great meeting of the miners of the North Wales district was held ?? ?? con- sider the propriety of ?? for the redress of their grievances, and for an amendment of the Mines' Regulation Bill. The districts represented embraced a circumference of about thirty miles round Wrexham. Bodies of men and boys walked in procession from the collieries at whichthey are employed, ...

... Di. OLLIVIER ON THE FRENCH PRESS. The circular of Bl. Ollivier to the procureurs g6n6raux, issued on the 28th, contains the following passages :- jln every publication you must distinguish between news and argument. You will most scrupulously insist upon the observance of all the rules tending to ensure the honesty and correctness of published news. Thus you will net permit either the ...

... I _ . _ _ T o _ _ _ . . . _ ?? 1 OI CORORETED CU TO TBHE IST OF FZBRUABY, 1870. ?? the Arm I List.J Where two places are mentioned, the latter is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed. CAVALRY. I OFANTRY. let Life Guards, Regent's Park 41at. Bengal; Cotcheater 2nd Do., Hyde rark 42nd, Al ershot Royal Horse Guards, Windsor 43rd. Dublin lot Dragoon Guards, Cahir 44th, Ennlskillen ...

... On'Saturday, an inquest was opened at Bolton, as to the death of William Schofield, one of the men Who was in- jnred on the 30th November, in the riot which took place when Sir Charles Dilke, M.P., was announced to deliver his address on registration and representation in Boiton. Evidence having been heard, the jury, after a consulta- tion of over an honr's duration, returned a verdict of ...

... THE POACHING AFFRAY AT HEATON I I PARK. On Wednesday. the adjourned inquest respecting the death of Ralph Mellorywhodiedatthelloyal Infirmaryfrom the effects of a gunshot wound received in an affray be- tween poachers and Lord Wilton's gamekeepers, at Heaton Park, on the 11th October, was hold at the City Coroner's Court, Manchbster, before Mr. Herford. Mr. James Heelis appeared on behalf of ...

... [FROM OUR OWN COBRESPOFNDEWN.1 I LONDON, THuRSDAY. An Irish car is soarcely a suitable conveyance for wet weather, and it was very wet as I drove from Galway to Clifden. A Norwegian curriole does not give you very much shelter, but at least your legs and feet are covered. In Ireland, loather aprons seem unknown, and so, if you happen to be on the windward side of the oar on what the Antrim ...

... THE 8URVI-VORS OF THE COSPATRICK. The Observer says: Amongthe incidentsrecalled durinf the journey from Plymouth, most of which have beear published, Mr. Macdonald mentioned that he had never parted from his wife, who came from MontroseI to London to see him off, with such an ir±de. finable sense of impending evil as in Septernber last, and he felt severely not being able to leare the ship to ...

... | TE SPRQtIL TO LOTHAR l Blkood Urtidses Mr. Disradli and him new novel with reinarksble asperity. I~t describes the workas more extravagant thantheromandes of the 'London Journal,) more Inlaated in expression and false in gratmmar than the exercises of an aspiring adhool boy of the fifth form, more foreign tar life and reality than the hysterio fancies of a convent-bred girl, and, in ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MANCHESTER, . .. SATUILDAY, MAY 22, 1875. WAn alarms have subsided, but there remain the questions-who raised them? Pand who laid them P These are the topics of disotision at Berlin andelsewhere. TheideathattheEmperor of RUSSIA or Prince GORT8CHAKOFR said any. thing to dissuade the German Government from any warlike te p it wase disposed to take finds little acceptance in ...

... The Calcutta Englishmna1an says that a very important memorandum on the subject of over population in Bengal and Behar, and the system of emigration pro- posed to alleviate it, was submitted some time since to the local Government by Mr. Bernard. The experience gathered by Mr. Bernard in his tours through the dis- tressed districts last year butpartially confirmethe view, so generally ...

... IIMPERIALPARLIAM- HOUSE OF LORDS.-Fam:y. Their Lordahips met at five O'clock. PHOPRIUTOiS OF LAND. The Earl of DERBY gave notice that on Thursday Ea should ask if the Government would take steps to a&cee. tain the, number of proprietors of land in ths Ugitd Kingdom, and the quantity of land eo held. THN VACCINATION ACT. Lord BUCKEHUST gate notioe that he should move for a select oommittee to ...