... ~On Monday last an outing was enjoyed by the eniplepde of inArthur Green, Esq., who represents the firm of J. A. Green and Bros., Holcombe Brewery, it being initended to celebrate joib temrig ofta getea wih Miss Hareton, hts duheofteRvMrHatoltvetrof Holcombe. 53Cneane oktotePom-tto a, good number, who e procee ytantoWynnh h day was delightfully ing fnanafoddtalmuhejy nt. At six a.m. they all ...

... . The monster demonstration, in connexion with the Grand Lodgeof the IndependentOrdorof GoodTemplarstobeheld in this city during the ens1ing week, will take place on Monday next, We learn that it bids fair to be of a very imposing character, arrangements having been made for the attend- nmice of brethren of the Order from all parts of England. By the different lines of route east, north, and ...

... Last week the steamers leaving the Mersey for the United States took out 0000 emigrants. TRAMN TRcaIUMPHANT. - The commission de lianeties jniqiiredo, at New York, in the case of George Francis Train, of tramway and other notoriety, has ended in pro- nouncing him sane, and, therefore, responsible for his acts. The traffic receipts on railways in thie United Kingdom for the week ending May 11 ...

... priow. -BrrsoL SUGAR MARKET, FRIDAY, JULY 4TH.-A fair S! business lias been done in neatly all kinds, at mostly steady Erates, but here and there in favour of buyers. There is, however, no further general downward tendency. Liad BRISTOL TAEERNACLE1. - The Rev. S. H. Reichel, Moravian minister, of Kiugswood, will preacel at this place of worship to-msorrow. GENwERAL Hosprrrn.-Donations ...

... The total depth of rain fallen at Clifton from the lst of JTanuary, 1858, to the 31st of December, 1872, has been fifty-three feet five inches, nearly. That is to say, if the whole quiantlty fallen dluring twenty yepar bad remained *0here~lt fell, neither sinking in, nor running off, nor drying up, the ground would have been covered to the depth stated. Th average annual fall baa been 82,048 ...

... THEm Dos WorKS-Considerable alterations and im- provemtents are contemplated at the Dos Works machinery. which is to undergo a complete overhauling. It is feared that several hundred hands will be thrown out of employ- ment for nearly a month in consequence. COUNTY POLICE, SATURDAT.-(Beforo Captain Pearson, RAand W. T. Rece, Esq.)-William Rowe, labenrer, on the 29th ntil. at Macbe111n. The ...

... IATEST; TEI ,4 SPAIN. MAD .ID, 7HfURSDAY.-The Ministers will leave to lb. Ministry the task of solving the queetion of tbe iaue 0 - r paper currEncY. Oro¶o 1, pARIS, FlRtDAY.-Carlist ndvices have been receir-d h, St Han de Luz, announcing that yesteTday the ban~d 'al Cruz took possession of the town and fortress of Trunr o BAYONNE, THURbDAY.-Yeaterday adetachmenmt of was defeated by the ...

... lT is difficult to overrate the effect of the speech delivered by Mr. Bright to his constituents on Wedges- day. A Ithough in. one sense merely addressed to his loce supporters, every wIord spoken by the great Tribune dE the People, now once more a Cabinet Minister, was directed to the Liberal party throughout the countr, which was waiting impatiently for his manifesto,' ani which has been ...

... SATURDAY, MA Yf 31. 1873. The Italian Chambet of Deputies on Tuesday passed sf the Bill for suppressing the Religious Corporations by a br majority of 190 votes against 46. It need scarcely h' be added,that the Papal party are almost beside them R selves withs anger at this new persecution of the al Church. According to a Vienna paper tihe Pope is cc about to publish an Encyclical Letter, ...

... The death is reported of Mr. Ellis 'Roberts, harreiqt to t. Prince of Wales. OCHEracA-It is officially announced that cholerniII, become epidemic at iditterdhne. The Prince of Wailes has been unaninioiery elected Pl- ident; of the Smithfield ClUb for the year !K5T. A cow raco was onto of the attractions at a% recent York Agricultural Frir. The chief of the police a' Mtemphis has talcona ...

... Persian htdies clE a Eluropean lady's dreas trousers with one leg. An Ariabsishan writinFg a skotch of his life, ssays he early ran away troun his father because he discovered he was only his unclo. A iluf:^lo paper anounces that by tho rocent burninq of afn ie;.-house there twenty thoussand tons of ice were rc- ducad to ashes. A minister at a marriage said to a farmer, Our joint ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1673. NE WS OF THE WEEK. The Committee of Thirty at Versailles has concluded its deliberations aid appointed the Duke de Broglio, an l opponent of M. Thiers, reporter of its resolutions. The I effect of these appears to be that the Committee have given way to the President on the question of his right 0 to address the Assembly, but have rejected the proposi tions which he ...