... BATBINGLONDON- Only within the hID ton days has Bobirg London awakened to a sense of its poWition. Almost abandoned for ten months pas great swimiig bathe with which k few favoured locli- tie3 are provided have at ht recoerewd a portion o$ theirfi ordinary buatle sad cheerfuses. For it must be' confessed, albeit with sorrow and re- luctaxoe, that London bathing is almost as much asi that in ...

... THE FAn'8 ARUNCH (Er TEIMEA Ni -A1 public mneeting ^ finfi- eetion wit the Farmes' Alliance was held this eeauing at the BEimeig- ham Exhange. 'The Mayor (Alderan CaIngs) pro. sidednd there wane large aundanoe, including mauy farers In cla tter ecsin hisl non-tteaxpce, 3Mr. John Bright, ILP s d was unabl to take up any new work. i right ho. gentman thought new men should tundertake b~)eansl ...

... ?'pibtxitt Ittoo. HEAGE. !a GJOOSEBiERRY Sliniv.-Mr. John Stone and Mr. Idiram bu Stone have produrcd in their respective gardens the tiel following fruit :-Stackwell, 18dwts. 10grs.; Leveller, Co~ 18dwts. 3gre. ; Careles.4, 23dwts. 12grs. an~ RlIPLEY. Wa SB111o1c AND L~c~unE.-Tho Rev. W. Jones, late of der London, now of Derby, preached in the Wesleyan Chapel onl Tuesday, the 19th just, at 3 ...

... TEE EUSTON SQUARE MYSTERY.- ir. A STARTLING SEQUEL. hal Ai An extraordinary circumstance in connection with the DpP or Lusto-asquare Mystery has been brought under the notice cro m of the police within the last tow days. Had the matter mo t- alluded to been known whilst tho clirgo against Hannah of I he Dobbs wes pending, it would doubtless not only have thrown to much light upon the case, but ...

... @aasionat Daote I51 TITE NEWMAN HALL DIVORCE. D The verdict in this case is on the side of reason and , common-sense. Whatever we may think of the conduct of the reverend gentleman himself (opinions will differ, B we presume, on this point), there can be no question E a about the behaviour of the lady. The marriage tie is a Po rbond which, in great measure, holds society together Bh ibadly ...

... 3111perial Varfilclill-clit. chii HOUSE OF LORDS, T1'cnsiuAv. chlc The Archbishop of Canterbury asked for information Crl as to the working of the Canal Boats Act of 1877. Hil a Grace mentioned that thtere wvere no fewer than 100,000 'wh persons living onl board those boats, and that there wi existed an irnpression that while the sanitary provisions hla' of the Act had been set to work, the ...

... GREAT LiT.`AL DEMONTSTR- TION IN CHESTE .. 1 MR. GLADSTONE ON TEE GOVERN- MhiNT A)D THE FROMSECMS OF A DISSOLUTION. INTRODUCTION OF A SECOND LIBERAL CANDID*IE FOR THE CiCY. s As a poteut step towards Liberal reorganisation in CIesaer, and for the purpose of introdu'.ing the I1n.D Beilby Lawley as the second Liberal candi- at the approaching general election, ie con- junction wich the Right ...

... We cannot undertake to return rejected coinmmunicationl. r All letters must be to hand not later than Thursday evening's post. We never give medical advice. All letters mast have enclosed the real name and address of N the writers as a guarintee of good faith. Corres- pondents should not sign themselves Constant PReader; Subscriber, or Reader, as confusion is apt to ensue. Alt ...

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... IMPEIAIL p . I HOUSE OF LORDS. ha TUESDAY, AUGUST 12.th MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS. in Tie Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock;. be] and laid upon the table for consideration during die the recess a bill to consolidate the enactments tlii relating to municipal corporations. rej TILE ARTISANS AND LABOURERS' no DWELLINGS ACT. lie] The Artcorca and Labourers' Dwellings Act rca (187h) ...

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... LIVERPOOL SEAMEN'S PROTEMI- TIVE SOCIETY PICNIC. coat ?? ber. A picnc in connection with the 1:'th anniversary It-h° had of the foundation of the Liverpool Seamen's Pro- In Lnon tective Society took place on Monday, at Haltoe Bes lies Castle, near Rnncoru, a picturesque ruin whose at the position is such that a magnificent view of the s or surrcunding country may be obtained from it. On sed ...