... DISMTRIC I.qTELLG4NCU.- r' , c OF INGLA!?OD ?o U N'B SSoZUT'v's COJ9'vx5iBIzxq ,'3,-The Tihhop of Liandaif-has ex. sprecd kin Intention'of 'beinii preent at' the above coiaeriasione, .Wbich'ýis to be held. 'in: K John's ?e Schoolroom, Crockherbtown, this (Tuesday) evening. Rd A&seltctiou of inusiewvill be ?? is' clcivertd. - .ad'-de.e.I ss. .1 1s N 'TH FZPZE:EM4RNT B]RliliT BUILDIMNGt S1Oainr ...

... I O tff PPSS- Lamb~. - :, T.: ' a: - . f mf . 1 f : d& ,nay i - E * q ,; D ?? Xf :.oulz RMthe PARIS, MA H 19. ' for I p. 'be- InSepteedrn next Franoeewill represent HRappy to p agland Land, and it is to be hoped the piece WUillhvean peu oenty uninterrupledrun. ' The authoritla will not inter. sb whioh ,act it, and the galleries will applaud it; the box si'al -like people will loo} on coldly ...

... ! TEH WORKHOU8SI. ., t0 - i 0 . ?? a I,. _i ,, X .. -. I: f; DY.BB Oe8AN r8-BEP.LYTOi M . .. ' ?? . .DOYLE;. Mr. B.-ILBoquetcrman oft lonioth n Jion ani chasirman of the Quarter Sessionr, han a' ::ddrthessthe following letter to Mir.' Andrew Doyl, *- Poor.law hjnmpetorinareply: to the eirular. ter . ddrea by thatgentlemani to:'the Uaios in the * ~outh Wailes disttict':-: ?? * '1' Myr deas ?? ...

... An inquest was held before Mr. Clarke Aspirn the borough coroner, on Saturday, tauobicg W death of Edward Davise 52 years of age. Jane Davil, residing at 2, Pzark View Vilim Bockllffe-road, Walton, oaid tha decacwed wu ha husband. ewasaitoneperlod a manufactureral Ellesmere Port, buti about two years ago Is failed In business The decase ot all h k money, and disposed of the furniture. ShO Idl ...

... HTE WRECK OF THE GERMANY. Mr. Fowler, a cattle dealer of Southtmpton, one of the survivors of the wreck of the Germany, has reached home. He had a narrow escape from death, and is severely injured. He was proceed- ing to Texas witl4 about 40 head of choice Channel Islands horned cattle for breedlng purposes, accompaniedbytwoherdemen. Mr. Fowlerstates that just before the Germany struck, the ...

... I-; a LATE ST AXE~~D %t-ai- i:jGUAPHIC NEWS. I wsekly raturn3 of railway trafic, Show tha lS se3\llt3- ~~~Increase. Icess Nzs icee Jx. 2d. tid l keldilt . during e . to.. l 1p.. tha10. S eon tbD , ver firtt. ?? cn.reuWS clsay 0wrtiol wheit, ca1 y 1 t 021 CI,6jd Lnd n i00 tro0e90tte 1,AR.RIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. lbs alirrt'ke of Ledy Madeline Taylour, eldest aobtorF of the Marqusil of 3eadfortj ...

... TO¶WN 00U.NOIL ?? _ .r= A epefa iteeting of the town courcid, for the parpmes of conaldering the rwcommsudations of of the veriolie commiltteei to Incresse the salaries of 7, the corpoxaft officialls, andto determine upon what he opp6ltlf H should be offered to t heoldwat arid ~e Other I beffors Parliamen16 was hiia h dot town hail yeoterday, the mayor (Mir. B. Samuel- 1111 gon) in the chair. ...

... NONCONFORMISTS AND TE CHURCH. , WYe bave been requested to publih the following letter, copies of which have been forwarded to the nonconformiet eaeociations of Great Britain- Menchester. JIa. Sl, 107J. My Friends.-Rarely has any movement mad5 S1=1 dentude Progress within so briel a period u that ?? t ournonconformislesoolitiollsspecially dvocAte. r1'e5 months ago out Snterprise Wu regarded u ...

... BIRMINO1JAM AN1Ie l E LIBERAL X ,Q!{aMME, TIl'ht Tlsirbora for Birmincham (exzrapt Mlr. -;dttjmdrcir8ed their constituente at the toI ?? bam, 1i0Stnight, Thu mnyor preeidod. The following resolutions wite piieai bearing on the future VIberal programme:- This meeting, in looking forward to the session of 1873. feels the greal importance of the following objects, xall trusrt the ministers vill ...

... |- L~mRS TO TIE DITOS. LIGHITS IN WARH:OUSES. (l-sntiamco,-Scme time since I oalledyourattelltilo teO 3 the reokloes mzanaer in whlch naked lights wero uted in certain bonded vaals I Can se nO abatement of the dangerous praetice, an no later than last weak the wore gaaging cuk under a hoist (ledug to a room In a vwarehouise, Into, which eotton was being sollbted) with common oil lamp ...

... I' L ATEST CO~~~&D rI~1r~lI AVHIC NEWS' ?? - ' ET A ti Lsondon ?? Court, to-day, the A-te il rJ LitUtr aud Ctoipany, who eR til° d ujeir petliofn for liquidation, was b~tOlO~? .Mr. ltglatrbr Broughmam. The D~h~r5 wora describod ras towel tuonutfcturera, *n CitJ Of' London, also at Manbhe3ter ead zdbtgl flaer-tle I~ bhe liabilities wera ra- a J t £31DOD *nd ?? estlru ated at between iiUQO0 and ...

... THE VISIT OF THE SHAH OF PERSLA. We bv no means grudge paying all honours due to a stranger guest. We go even further, and say that our reception of him should be costly in accordance rather with ouir means than with his rank. ?? are we not getting justi a trifle too ecstatic about this approaching visit of the Shah of Persia? We send the King of Denmark too a hotel. The King of the Belgians ...