... The debate on the water question was t resumed yesterday by Mr. David Radcliffe, s who was entitled to speak with some authority I1 on the subject for two reasons-first, because he is one of the most practical men in the E council; and, secondly, because he has de- I voted a good deal of time to the important t question under consideration. Mr. Radcliffe shares the opinion entertained by Mr. ...

... IJ¶TED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. lent of vife A large tea meeting was held on Tuesday night, stU, less at which 650 sat down, the 'aSt, The chapel was afterwards filled for a pu~bli ver ere. meeting, when the President took the chair, and a pi and spoke on TheAspects of the Age.' Addresses wore fcr the also given by the Rev. R. Abercrombie, M.A., on and lses The Old and the New ; and by the ...

... A Press Association telegram says -The convict Catherine Webster will be banged in private at nine o'clock this Tuesday morning. Xo reporters will be admitted. The condemned woman has lately passed most restless nights, and as lately as Sunday evening expressed her belief that a reprieve would come. She stated, however, if she had to die,her last words would be that the man indicated in her ...

... The twenty-third annual assembly of the above- tal named churches commences its sittings in Dock- [to street chapel, Sunderland,to-day(TaesJay). About he 200 representatives have been chosen, of whom 82 ,e are laymen. Consequent on the growth and miulti- to plication of the institutions of the body, and the n- incresase of business arising therefrom, the assembly of meets a day earlier than ...

... - I-l amw ofmt - . - THE WEATHEP. .,,A . .- - --tII -e LII tess M ONDAY, JULY ?? we The chart representa the westem OCtrift sue urope, from Norway to the eoat of p rt l eir embraces Great Britain and the BritiQ er' also includes the Nortb Sea or German eth Ba of Biscay, the lMeditelranw,~ te at4> te with the Englibh Channel, Britol G the Irish sea. well EXPLAYATION. ade The direction and force ...

... iTT ,itECAPIIC NEWS c.P - T . CV5 I , & . -- is at rTIF. COURT, &C. ucdr Ili CoURT, &c. sad k.f OJCI1 Co irt rciular.) Wi r JULY 2S. he ethy 1'iW reatrice walkedin hi fa o ' S id cbes of E dinburgh visited the I- . ?? aa the rri~ss of E libargh w ?? rriDS a;d ?? the duke and m . !;ii tfe. re: ptN FTOC; =rXCAIiGE. -O~I o uacLi~nged. Foreign -. twein . Iillois cotinue Etvpt l pref ?? 729 an ;tw ...

... THE DECISION ON THE WATER I QUESTION. le e l',y a very large majority-3(i against 8 rf -o -the town council have decided to go to ti . VVrnwy for the future water supply of fa dLiverpool. W'e may venture to say that a as month ago such a result was altogether C B unexpected, even by the most enthusiastic ti n advocates of the Welsh scheme. The water d t. committee was so evenly balanced as to ...

... I IMPMAL - P A RU A MINT. ? - -- I HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, JULY 29. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. AN AMENDED BILL. The report of amendments to the Bille of Sale (Ireland) Bill was received. A THIND READING. The Ceonveyucing and Land Transfer (Scotland) Act (1874) Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed. THE CANAL BOAT POPULATION. The Archbishop of CANTreRuRY asked ...

... ENGLIWH COUNTY ASYLUMS. ?? current number of the Tbrbti~7y1d7, l 'be or Rc't s contains an important paper by a the Ron. Francis Scott, on the condition n and administration of the insane in our English county asylums, which is specially , seasonable at a time when the Uovernment - has announced its intention to bring the question of lunacy law reform under the consideration of Parliament. ...

... SPECIL TELEGRAS, d&o The Duo do Bassano has written to the Mayor of thl Peszauce expressing the thanks of the EipresO ha for the respectful sympathy of that town. he Scarlatina has broken out at Newhaven, Sussex. Br Seven deaths occurred last week, and yesterday the national schools were closed. U Yesterday, Mary Dee, a domestic servant, was committed to Waterford Gaol on a charge of mur- int ...

... ..w - Ad -V rt - a - b hat ARRIVAL OF THE WVINNE1R IN ST. HELENS. ade ice, TLe town of St. Helena yesterd:ay presented a Onl- very lively appearance from an early hoar, o wing to the intended return, in the evening, of Lance- Corporal Taylor, of the 47th ?? the winner of the Queen's Prize at Wimbledon this year. From ion all places of business along the proposed route of One tho procession ...

... BIRTH AJNDDEXI I LARGE ENGLI TORE THIRTtETH ?? . _ - '1e I IU WRN - TEIRTIET1HWa I| the week h 3m 7 T an 4, eah Vea k- and a half Prnians a of w~ere cO rnany as 881, berlow6 hla dX numbers durng8 Ig7, no de w ever, an increase of 71 flpo the e ont ?? dt 1 ea.' - ?? returned in tho previous ado5 cce 4which W Oierred ?? Ccoda Maotic digeasE, ?? scarlet fever, 76 from ?? Scarle* fever showed4 ...