... I - L ?? ton as ~er Mr. Capper, representative of the Canadian to ted Government in Manchester, leaves Eagland for ha vies Canada next week, and will be accompanied by a be party of Lancashire farmers, who, -on account of ab the severe depression of agriculture in this coaatry, eB' Id and the slight prospects of improvement, hstve iri 11d1 decided to realise their property and stock, and wE ...

... MR. SPURGEO?N ON THE SUTUATION. On Sunday mong, the pastor of the metropo litan Tabermacle dwelt at Lioe length in his Demon pemour Dnatiuto troubles.ha Retook for hi. tbex the words Of thea-` ill go and return to my place, till they ackit rzge their Offence, ad meek my face; in their a ffictio they wil seek me eavly and,in the course of hls relmk, smid the coontry wea pascing through a tine ...

... ISPECIAL TIELEGAMD C. ?? ru I' &!Inand James de Rothschild was gazetted noti *- last night as deputy-lieutenant of Buckingham. he l) e The Press Association is happy to learn that the bay ; indisposition of the Right Hon. Stephen Cave is tnat ade less serious than has been represented. The right `s is honourable gentleman states that he is as well as 1r the the weather will let him be. on he| ...

... POSTAL CONTRACTS AND UBSIDIES9 Considerable interest has of late been The awakened amongst certain classes of the man steamship owners of this country relative rate to the system of subsidising vessels for the feeli conveyance of mails between this country riski and various foreign porbs. The contract wen made with the Royal Mail Company. earlier ratif in the session, was not free from ...

... __ A new marble tablet bas bean erected in (in Wrexkam Parish Church to the memory of the fT ...

... THE CONDEMED CONVICT WEBSTER. l: Upon inquiry at Wandsworth Prison on Wednes- day, it was ascertained that Catherine Webster, a- now lying under sentence of death for the murder ; of Mrs. Thomas, at Richimond, still remains in it 5k very depressed condition. She is said to take bit little food, and can sleep but little at night. Stie complains of illness, and states that her conditiou is ...

... ISPeIC MTELEGRAMS, do. I At Devon assizes, on Saturday, Samuel Evans, charged with shooting at two girls, was acquitted. si At Maidstone assizes, on Saturday, a labourer, 0 named John Savage was centenced to seven years' j penal servitude for Stabbing a fellow workman last F Whit-Monday. v. Lord St. Vincent died at noon on Saturday, at ff Courtleep, near Canterbury. He had been ill for u some ...

... TEE SUGAR INDUSTRIES. The select committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the decay of the sugar industries of Great Britain sat again yesterday, Mr. Ritchie presiding. Mr. Q. Hogg, West India merchant, Rood-lane, London, was then examined. He said that he believed the West Indies could compete with all continental countries in the prodaction of sugar. But for the bounties ...

... WESLEYAN MINISTERIAL ENGAGEMENTS FOR THlE COTERENCE OF 1S75). The stationing committee of the Wesleyan con- 9 ference, composed of mhdsterial representatives : t elected by the various district committees through- x out the consexion, meets ou Wednesday morning c next, in Islington 15hapel, Birmingham, to prepare rs a preliminary draft of the stations of Wesleyan m 1 ministers for the ensuing ...

... fMFEBIAL PARaeNT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. X -_ Ba WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. me Tbe Speaker took the chair at 12 20. MO IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL. of, Mr. FCrcErT gave notice that to-morrow he ps would ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether m1 it was not true that a proposal was made some- time ago on the part of the Irish executive with - reference t Irish university education, and that a petition, ...

... S.ATURDAY, JULY 10. The chart represents the western countries of Europe, from Norway to the coast of Portugalaud embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It aleo includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean, the Atlntic, with the English Ohannel, Bristol Channel. and Irish Sea. . ~~ \% a~ijttle a a 'eb V5, 1 54o@ 5* 57 n Falli06 hxN£@ a Q I g~od r 30a-:- - ...

... .LJA.LL.LA ' .n. %W 1. - (1 ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL. tb sa COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUT. CAREY. hi The Union Company's royal mail steamship dE D urban, from the Cape, arrived in Plymouth So ad U early yesterday morning, after v rapid passage. Among her passengers was Captain Atlen Gr- Si , diner, who escaped from Isandala after desperate fc fighting. Captain Gardiner has been invalided, fu and he ...