... ci no Yeeterdax-,teBiAslmp of Manchester consecrated .Jury the Church of Koglsod portion of the new cemetery IJo0- at Heaton, near Boltue. The site of the ombr biout is about GO acres, and has b-een purchased at a cost nine of £32,000). Ilar 1- The Home Secretary p&-id a hasty visit, to Bolton I'0j yesterday, inipecting the Conservative club, the ttr.owen hall, aid the pubtia free library. The ...

... FOREIGN MIISCLLL X LNL S ai Slighlt shccks c-f earthquakhe w-re felt on 1'i~ev -ei a roil $atur~day in the southern disrit of Elanorc k. A Renter's Ottalwa telegramn states th.attthe value T.; s cf the exports from tlhe dominion of Cnalida IC An 0 Auigust last is estimated at &i,-~92,0L'0. Lo Mr. Hiram Atwood, of Waterton), Coon., las: .5 se~k celebrated the ltfistli anniversary of hin Ml' 1 ...

... TIME ATTITUDE OF THE GOVERNM1ENXT. Until Mr. Cross broke the ice at Leigh. on Saturday, there had been a prolonged epell of ministerial silence. For what waere the Government waiting? Parlia- mertt was prorogued two months ago. Since then there has been a revolution in Egs pt Lord Salisbury has been in per- sonal and frequent conference with the FiCnch dinister of Foreign Affairs in FraiJe . ...

... I TuE J~4JNBJJI'L LLLC IO'$ LIly- ST, ELf IVALoD. It will be he.Iar ' it;.s i W e -I:i Th*liat ?? \0a CIIriiipst the C~ir'o',i' lit I L t ?? iturt uf M,. Ilctoro. No fornet M te0, ?? or, wi.' 1 tFt. to: inl ?? matter fu a dat' or tvo. 1120{A?S1 KHIJCTDALTI, WARD. It iI uii~, read ?? Oie Ltoeefal .~ ?? soaqri ,ill O t'tilt oI)1,e4l, ti ,Cr. Trologt. Icr','i .roorrs celiii ea1 : GREAT G1 ioitE ...

... An agitation is proceeding in Ireland hi whichbasnotyetreceived in this countrythe tj et attention its importance demands. Com- 03 ?? in Dublin, it is rapidly spreading , rf throughout the provinces, and threatens u soon to involve the whole country in its h turmoil. It is Mr. Parnell who, released L from his obstructive duties at St. Stepheni's, f is thus spending his vacation in fanning il ...

... THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPl ON THE CHURCH IN WALES. hat S peahig at a luncheon in connection with the was cru secration of a church at Minera, yesterday, the Stel the Bish..p of St. Asaph said it was very encouraging 12 (ESt on- to know that the church still had life in it. They 1 (V.) the were gradua]ly recovering from the past, when 14 (TI. ter there. was little prov ji-on for tho spiritual ...

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... SPECIA I. E9AMS, &a. | f1- Ty TE - s .f. S, The l'ev. Dr. ?? has beenappointed cresileat . if Queen's ColLege, 2IA fast, vice 11ev. Dr. Henry. -re~gintr. The c;ffiurial iiq',ija.crs of the Weet of Ezs'and e IBaLk have received £850.C00 in response to calls CLon hereiolders. The otunciny was £8OO,000, lbuD - the windirg-up has added another £103,000. 3r. S. t Bali uvseiited a mnemorial windaw ...

... I-ITHEFATAL SHOOTNGACCIDENT o | TO A LIVERPOOL PILOT, t- An inquest was held yesterday, before Mr. Clarke Aspinall, borough coroner, on the body of Siamuel Porter, 49 years of age?5 piot nthe u service of the Merey Docks ad Harbour Board. So s The deceased was one of a number of pilots on Ti 6 board No. 9 pilot boat, which was cruising on the as second Hoylake station on Tuesday afternoon. e k ...

... I LOCA- LEWS Ii - LOCAL N$ OBW At Blackburn. on Saturday, Charles Richard Ox H indles, aged five years, was caught by an express exbil train while pasn Harrison's crossing, on the fronm Lancashire an -Yorkshire Railway, and his body ofta Vs was literally cut to pieces. This is said to be the fami 5S sixth accident at the place. hush MANs FouNDn Daowuzn AT Bsaxsmws.-~Abont Of I ie half-past ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAHS,) & | V - . - I ?? of Austria ill leave Irelandl fur jI' ...

... TRITAL OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK. I I _ _ I lOU ED1Nsuneu, TvSDAY NIGHT. no~t ear Thi& morning. in tbe High Court of Justiy laid COS ;dinburgb, betore the Lord Justice Clerk (FLord L ant -XMocrieffr, Lord Mure, and Lord Craighill, the the by ft ial of tie six directors and manager of the City f tion ge8, Glasgow Bank was resumed tior, his litrE le Mr. Robert Todd, gram ...