... I .01k . lal 1;: 0 SA.TUIRlAY, JULY 26, 1879. 'WU~N x~riting, tial other day; on the Parlia.- li~entiny intiqliry illtO thle wrkig of co-opera- uise ores w>>e {sotike of' the bitterness and pi elee. displayed by many of those who have .dife tpc tlir parables gainst t -mdse f idable iolpetttcn'ti. It. is worth wvhiloe perihaps, to give i e pencimen of this, and we taket ie an illustra- ionl ...

... VU'itl,tMiL O'in,55UVA Il571. V&11 D[LZW~b,8 DRAN STANI.EtY preached a f uneral sermon in Weetmin- ster Abbey on Sunday afternoon. There was a very large congregation, amongst whom were Lord Haterle-y, Lord Cardwell, Sir T. Gladstone, and Mr. Forster, MP. Lord Lawrence, the euccessor to the title, Lady Lawrence, and several of those who'had, as relatives and friends of the deceased, attended ...

... WHEN IS IT To StdP? _1__ O . .AalnAIAnAl TIOCOuE i3 a class OF criminals who appear to be ' thieves by instinct, and all attempits to reform them are uttery useless. What, for instance, can be done d vwith suci a persistent thief as a woman, by namle Louisa Iliffe, who, having pleadod guilty at the A dIiddlese, Sessions on Tuesday to two charges of r 3theft, wat sentenced to eighteen. months' ...

... IA ROMANA kliln, with stone fire bars, ?? been excavated . - at-a larmshouse near,1iatb . Coac was the fuel used.N Mr. J. Spooner, stipendihary magistrate for South Staffordshire, his resigned the ?? On ?? Mr. Gray, M.P., hane accepted the Lord Anyoralty of Dublin for ne:;t year. d A New York telegram states that Edward O'lclly, the released Feniacn, is lead. n | c Dr. Ross, of Montreal, is ...

... EVF IvYP.,>TY S COLUMN. tv III CAP'TAIN WEBB is ol e1ot to SaIil for thle United_%ts. beCouncil. Iis1)17pro0osol to erect a nionulment to Johmtnai Edjninbrg'li The ?? . W. Danilc, thc inenmbent-desigr~ntR of the new chulrch (if St. 'ALIrgaret, I ikicy, whiich is to lx! ccin- seerteil iii Septembelr, [lan resigned the livingc, ovnibg to- rt illliceslth. 'Fle appoiintuii~et is in the hands ...

... ?? 4.16 X1115,ft-00 B&S SATURDAY, J-ULYI- 5, 1879. TUivi dir), xo~~s it, aijoilics' I tiole of t 1iriosi&igotoJ ct of ixittieli Priinc te Lo~uis IN;Ithel Ittet ]iitijiji 1018 lit f\'et e II ...

... qt ?Jltmtya.-o lp?tuig Subs SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1879. TlE, Zurx WAR. Swimr few dentails wno ?? hy the steamer D1)urbhan,'' vi ich tiri vel tit Plymouthi carly the Other moi-oViII-. 'I hey dlo not, however, atld 1l'riythincg matciied to tho information already teclgt'ophed from M\ Ioldi inf. Amnong her pas- senors ~'il ?? A~lian (iardiner, who escaped frorn Ise;lolua afttoi dcl~siciiit 1fi ...

... FRTGHTFUL WAGGON ACCIDENT. eA; occident of a shocking character occurred at Bath pr 0 on Satbrday afternoon to a man named William roe In Sheates. He was with a horse and waggon, and 3S while in thee act of pulling something into the wag. er gois the horse bolted, and Sheates ran to stop it. In 1, gettingf hbld of the reins one of the shafts of the cart c ls caeght him in the face, smashing it ...

... FAYT- ATTEMAPT k V I IJhP FROM AtNi.$ ieha Great WesteriRiwaV.w con*eyedbi- the 7.1d r j6 ~l let *eof'them com7.plained4f'ki I34id~tlW ~qthb-two ward'ervinf r'9h 9 4-ItdOOO jjf)#~ed to turn t hniu,1ty hovf ~u he~eritfell eb.1h i cained to t V db, ~ ~h~njc, ~ho oud hav6~h cii pulled-out by the weight di, pi, AoU ahoodrhtopgb 6 t Peks ~egigtlor~girlhi~lOO~ L~d eapeow *thtraIn e ?? i~~ae, remaine ...

... '1T1 E LATE PRINCE DIPERIAL. [WITH1 1e'YgeITi~S AND OTflER TLLUSTRATION9.J 'W i give in oer front page a series of engravings con. inected with the sad event which at the present Moment is cauin sornh sorrow to fall upon the head of the widowed mother of the noble young. Prince. Iin the centre of the group t'h reader will find portraits of the Empress Eugdnie and her son the late l'rinen ...

... DAMNIG GAROT'TE RO0 BBERY AT - SCA RBOROUGH. 1 [SUSIJCT OF ILLUsTRAeTIoN.] Ar a late hnroun Saturday night a daring garotte f robbery was committed in Scatrbiirongh by three men, two of whom are still dt large. The scene of the.pitrnge was the eoreshore-road and the victim a I mau nsined Iiobert Lartoiiffe. lb appears that Bart- tcliffe had been to Eastborooingl with a friend,' and was ...

... I 1ta . lswlov.I~>zr~ re ~ fr !t ?? I:qvr MRSa. CrIENeTINicwe BltADnrye, residing at. 313, 1,101sover-th street, was summoned on Saturday, at the Marlborough- 1111 street Police-court, before Mr. Newto n, for using threats Ing towards Viscount Newty. \rlecnunt Newry said: I am b at present ataying at No. CA, Waterloo-place. Somere years back defendant renfeeed me certain services, and r I ...