... THE EXECUTION OF ROSSEL. The Times observes that the fate of Rossel will call forth general sympathy. To the last, people could hardly believe that the sentence would be executed. Outside the military profession there was hardly one who opposed a commutation of the sentence. Rossel has perished in obedience to the strict code of his profession. The civil population, who would have shot half ...

... The Dublin Corporation yesterday elected A1' C°lV Durden Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. He Is seryative, and declares in favour of Home Rule. I wo men were washed overboard from the iolet, of Lowestoft, yesterday, and drowned. olliw The house of a farmer named Dohertv, i» Donegal, has been maliciously burnt. p. K The charge against Mr. Alderman Carter, Ly Leeds, for assaulting Mr. Maliisson, ...

... MISCELLA NEOUS NEWS. Mr. Thomas Greatrix, a member of the firm of Bailey and Co., hankers, of Newport, was on Monday, committed for trial for manslaughter by the coroner at Yorkley, in the Forest of Dean, as being the owner of an unfenced pit, by falling down which a navvy nansed John Tucker was killed. EXTENSIVE SWINDLE.-On Friday a well-dressed man, who gave the name of Harry Benson, was ...

... I THE REQUISITION TO CARDDINAL CULLEN. I X TO TE EDITOR OF TnE GLOBE. SIR-No man having the interests of the Crown and Government at heart-no statesman who va- lues the integrity of the empire can have objec tion to ascertain the wishes of the Irish Catholic people on so grave a matter as the Education ques- tion. You v ere right, therefore, in calling atten- tion to the requisition presented ...

... THE ITALIAN PARL-AUENT IN ROMy. (RnoaxOUR ,O'WX CODRRErOlDENT.) -if ?? ' Rbmeonday, Nor.27 1871.. Q NsNe are still a paLrt, f our :religL.g ,We ,do not,; indeed, 0oosult the augaries, we no longer aO s'o-rutinaie; the appearane preented' by 'the c. entrails of the slaughtered viotim, iaeither do We g ;oivthe Iflight ~o irsou the mornin of Z somei expeoted eventbe it the entry of sn b 'heir ...

... I . 8 The election.f a. Member for Dover in the room of 3Mr. Jessel, Q.C., who has been appointed Solicitor-General, but who offered himself for re-election, took place on Saturday. Ee was opposed by Mr. E. W. Barnettt(Con- servative), a civil engiueer, and but for the unjustifiable opposition to the candidature of the latter on the part of Mr. Churchaward, a leading Conservative, and Major ...

... I3BIALIIOX I'N - WEtARFEDALE, TO TITHE EDITORiS OF Tr tl LlEEDS MHIWURY. GlRrITLzMEN,-110f0efOi'ilg to Dr. ilitchia H letter respoet- icro thu abohve case conteinod in your papro on the Ith inmt, in whioh he entirely exonorates his assislant and others and attachos the blame solely to mysolI, may I be allowed a short space in your valuablo journal to give a wuors definitO UNplanation of the ...

... Tu o of our contemporaries are troubled at the kind of opposition vhich Sir CHARLES DILKE has encountered in the course of his little tour as a political lecturer. The Spectator says that England is lapsing into rowdyism. The Daily News objects to having ]Biil Sikes put forwasd as the champion of the Sovereign and the bulwark of loyalty. Certainly cudgels and brickbats are not weapons ...

... TIEE LORD CHIEF Y'USTICE AND THE GO VERNMZENT. THE argument against the propriety of Sir ROBERT COLLIER'S nomination under the Act of last session to a seat in the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council could not have been more exhaustively stated than in Sir ALEXANDER COCKBURN'S letter to Mr. GLADSTONE. In criticising the alleged conformity of the appointment with the requirements of the ...

... BIRTHS & DEATHS IN LIEROOL. .\ ?? t., t, no. ?? , . a FORTY-EIGHTH WEEK, 1871. .3 .e In the week ending last Saturday, 4351 births and 373B deaths were registered .in 17 of the largest English towns, including London. The -births were G6 below, while the deaths exceeded Lt by so many as 643, the average weekly numbers i- in the ten years 1861-70, corrected for increase of o population to the ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of members' of this Board was hold yesterday, at the Clerk's Office, Church Street, under the presidency of Mr. William Underhil. -The Inspector reported that during the month he had served thirty-nine notices to remove nuisances, and most of them had been attended to. The kerbing and ohan- nelling in many parts of the parish was very defective, and the present ...

... DISTRICT AINELLIGENCE. - `i~ en UARDIFF. to'1 1.BaE.ssn.AZe'e3 FEVAST AT BER AiA CHAMaoe-Tho tic saclred eocutatet (in ten Ecocictie) of Mer. 0. F. Root, who isl '1 lknownc in the musicial world as the anther of the cantattas EL of 'Denial, the 1Pilgrim Fathers, and some of the S I iciesbt popula1r Ancarionn melodies, wats performed cit the el lletlccsnie ChecT'pol, Loudenln-diicsare, last ...