... Wiif am Allen, of Arthur-street, Batter- sea, was - summoned to Wandsworth on Thursday by Captain Pasley to show cause why an order should not be made for his son ?? attended, and said the son had been. attending a Roman Catholic scioiol, because he.was dis- missed from the Board ?? Pasley said the boy was dimissed for bad ?? to Captain Pasley, the wife said she alld her husband were ...

... NOTES F7 _(From ourspecial O England o s a debt of grati) d t t weekl Jex-Blalce, for to hisactioni5 d oe to hrl I; l- notorious a nest Of swindlers ev er eak. of The senteice pase Uo eve defied tip m prcedns passped upo tlle o tllcllief l~e t'w the dod Baile n e l hef cn ' law. pt ed l Saturdnvfics. Adeeellg rate orsnat Side of severity, whos we look el~ lsuet ezrrs t perpetragte lendmoe mer ...

... ri-P --P'IPI A -Pl~L , r.- , N T a10tSE, OF LORDS-c.MONDAIo o h II(ILAsseNorTvass gvn by conh1T55I0 atol tahe ?? ]Tlanil Itevei'le t, tile Baths sute Wash- cs teslie~ tI e rkactr act, the Aii IO., osart, thL ?? h walet .0M cseS cai ?? if A tus soscDetdCAD ilL asked 1IAr starr'I Abt~r he ?? FRAI'l-cl's thi coutryand ?? u ayrset detals n te sbjet. e culd 5sl Iatoo ,Airi~tie lst ew ...

... Owlogto thc aurmbersi letterS recelved it Is invrossibis so eivii rswsers inl the eurrelit meet. We cannot nol. derske to rectun the 218 or mo add ans wers bh Doit. AN ANXIOrS ONE.-1. You would be liable to a ?? not exceelilig 40s.-2. No. Trans- porration was albolisbed by 16 and 17 Vie., c. 99.-8. [he Rolad niuriler was committel on the night of the 2utii June I18r0. IRoal is near rnto, o n ...

... I THE LANCASHIRiE COTTON STRIKE. On -tenday mnorniing the operative weavers held about 8O shop ineetinrs in Blaekburn to ascer- tain whether the ?? weredesirous of return- ing to work at the reduction of 10 per cent. or other- wise A representative gathering took iplace in the afternoon, attended by one delegate f or 200 louits. The votes of those present were thei taken, and the numbers were: ...

... TlE ALLEGED AGREEMENT ]3ETW\EEN RISSIA & ENGLAND. ?? for a plentiful crop of con- cwer lse epo1tJ s back-stair rumnours, and ptres opecies il regard to the Congress 0aW smugl il B erll.in But, remembering the jeal~S and s Iuccessful care with which the secrets 0ien c abinet had wldesnkept it could never have tere int lie wilI dreams of the most iciuatcxed ?? aesiotigers that an eveni chla' l ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION. CONWTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S 'WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SUNDA! MORONING. -I THE CONGRESS. (FROM OUE OWN CORERESPONDENT.) BERLIN, Saturday Night.-Tbe fourth sitting of the Congress to-day lasted from two o'clock until Eve. Yesterday, owing to Prince Bismarck's intervention, an entire agreement was arrived at between England, Austria, and Russia, respecting ...

... THE WAR AT THE CAPE, CAPETOWVN (vlI Plymouth), May 14, Noon.-An engagement took place ill the Pirie bosh onl AVed- nesilay, the 5th, in which Captain M'N:aughton, coi poral M'Cabe, and Private Dwvias, of Cal ing. ton's horse, three soldiers, and. 13 Fingoes were killed. Captain Whalley, also of Carrington's horse, was wounded. The fighting was continued the fol- lowing day, end on Thursday it ...

... I From our Special Sunday editions of last week.) On Saturday a sailor named Charles Bushell, aged 24, was admitted to Guy's hospital. having fallen from the Tigging of a vessel in the Pool, and sus. tained severe internal injuries. Robert Colvin, aged four years, living with his parents at 112, Armagh-road, Bow, was on Saturday afternoon run over by a cab, receiving very severe injuries. ...

... On Monday evening Mr. J. A. Roebuck addressed his constituents in the Albert hall, Sheffield. The building, which contains about 3,000 people, was quite full, and upon the bon. member arriving on the platform be was greeted with loud and prolonged cheering, the audience also joining in the chorus of Auld lang syne. After referring to his long political career, Mr, Roebuck said At the present ...

... THE GARDEN.-By MR. W. EABLEY.,, I_ SEASONABLE GARDENING FOR THE WEIEK ENDING JULY 6. Our few reniearl, whichN we made last week, regart'iig tbe tax wlich a chaigeof weather wlilld piece Upon pltuts, hale been fuly JUstia fied. Ti oigl te glorious sunishie caused iany to fag, howvever, and ' inlmi. every eot witminl gl- structur es, it Uas w IOUght iii;iinite good in regard to all. it wvas ...

... On MondayaDbout EO e C Cntlloli.n Tnb-l A A,_ 1 the variona ?? -iol 1Tal Abstinence TLeUU the number of soms Le gue orftil Cle Fth ?? olou o 00re0 satc Support of the prinlciples of tled a de en0aStratorle, cession were aout 261 bands .11nue. t1, tifusi bannersg amiong whc witt, 5 5 be stated tllat the ~nv~ih eet o Oli1reerYl pof St. George' southewatk 0ere In Ir Sp. Etlidred. I s -St A ...