... r. THE PROPOSED AMALGAMATION OF THE GREAT NORTHERN AND GREAT EASTERN RAILWAYS. it Tho Fieanciesr says the following letter from Messre. it lieiry Kiimber and Co., the solicitors, will be read with satikfaction by the holders of the stocks of the Great It rthern and Great Eastern Railway Companies, ns proving t. how serious and weighty is the movement which is i' pro- groess amongst both budies ...

... -0 ý A IJN TIRU'11Pflfl tTHE MANCHESTER ANDLIVERPOOL DISTRICT He BANKING COMPANY. jar Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists: jar t Name, Residence, Occupation. Jet r Mary Ackerley, Allrinchafl, spinster Ma John Acton, Tunatall, bank manager Kh John Acton, Frodsham, farmer Ka, Thomas Aikman, Accringtnn,.genlleman Xe I William Aitchison, Blackburn, draper ol j John Akets, ...

... THE EXTENSION OF '11TE BOROUGH OF I AADERBY ,I -- -- -Inp rP.rA1'ITlN. RE-ARBANG1EMENT OF REPRESENTATION. A Cu Friday Gerald A. Bi. Fitzgerald, Es ., thle Contrils- high, y stner appointed[ by the Local Governmeiit, Board, attended to mn le atteindhl o h purpose of hearing evideitot as to prop, u the hest mode of ire-arrangement Of the voting aresls, c13se- Othei 9 quent upon the passing Of ...

... I WHAT MR. COWEN DID SAY OF RUSSIA AND | . ~~~TURKEY. i . . . . . M - - IC '11JIM~~~xaesletx. of A doubt having been raised aS to What Mr. Cowen, M.P., a- really did say of Russia and Turkey in his Newcastld apeeclv a' II we quoteo the following ?? from thle report of the boun' gentlemntu's address given in bis own paper, the local P Chronicfe: Louis Kossuth, once the governor of tree Hungary, ...

... Special services were hield in this Church, on Thursday F. hist, being thle occaion of the re-opoeing or the Church, re., The interior of the Church boB heen completely renovated, Oil, and has a% Very neat end ccimfortatblo ap~poearnce. The G.entrance to the church has been entirely changedl arid is Liow ouch inore couvenieint. 'rho old fashioned po-ws,' ~jwhich formerly occupied thle body of ...

... TIHE COLLIERY FIRE NEAR BOLTON. The fire at theocolliory of Messrs. Roscow and Lord, at Farnwortb, which we briefly announced in our telegraphic summary last week, is extinguished, and this result has not been achieved without mucb labour and fatigue. Two con- tinuous streams of water were poured into tho vorkings in f which the fire was raging. Some of the irou pipes wero o unable to ...

... Natest LBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.1 MinERcUtY OFFICE, TuESDAY. TURIUISH DEFEAT BEFORE KARS. A Vienna telegram confirms the rnmour of the Turkish defeat before Kars. The Turks sustained heavy losses. Ali Pnshi was taken prisoner. Great uneasiness prevails at Constantinople. THE MONTGOMERY BURGHS ELECTION. The writ for the Montgomery boroughs has beou re- 3 ceived. The nomination is fixed for the ...

... TA L THE sGENERAL MUNICIPAL HELECTI ON. I , , .. . .I I Con'siderable excitemnent was manifested on Thursday at the various polling stations in the Wards in which there were contests. Large crowds in many instances: infested the doors, and cheered or hooted according to' individual predilection. Around the Drill Hall large numbers congregated, and Newlands-street was' alinost. impassable at ...

... ITHE CONJUNCTION OF SATURN AND MARS . A . . - ?? - .- - -v ain (COMMUNICATED). ?? The most ceesual observer can scarely fail to have noticed by during the last few weeks two objecta, one of exceptional . for brilliancy, in the southern sky. -Nor could it sacape the- rm- more careful observer that night after night, week after I hey week, a change was gradually taking place in their relative I ...

... ýMptr, iztl varliallunt. ist ha, Bre HOUSE OF LORDS, MoNDAY, APRIL 16. - Br The Duke of Richmond and Gordon postponed the the D second reading of the Burials Bill until the 26th inst. lin2 ha Earl Granville, in calling attention to the papers relat- me od ing to the Protocol signed on the 31st ult., complained dia )at at the outset of the omission of the draft Protocol. He thl be pointed out ...

... lattst 31yidligna. tile THE RUSSO-TURKISH WVAR. )cia ch, RUSSIAN TROOPS AT BUCHAREST. Ito ADDRESS BY THE CZAR TO HIS TROOPS. DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY. the (BY GREAT NORTHERN TELEGRAPH.) Hll Standard Telegram. the ST. PETERSBUGO, Monday Night. The Emperor has reviewed several bodies of troops on ner the road to Kiseheneff. At Birzola he spoke to the officers ged as follows:- a - ,Before ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TU mSyAy, JULY 10. belt The Earl of Shaftesbury called attention to the an I accounts which had appeared in some newspapers of (et the hardships inflicted upon the poorer class of the in- gen habitants in Fetter-lane in consequence of the opera- refe tion of the Artisans and Labourers' Dwellings Act. was Earl Beauchamp said that the inquiry made did not cire bear out the ...