... g I - M IAL P - I IMPUIhS PMIMINT d HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, JULY 31. d The Lord Chaneellor took his seat at five eoclock. MPTITIONS. Earl De La Warr presented petilions from in- habitante of Liverpool; from inhabitants of St. Helcus; from the employes of A. French, Preston: frum the employce of J. Boyd, Preston; from inA babitarts of Widnes; and from inhabitants of Birkenbead, in favour of ...

... I LONDO.S5 TZuSu y It is rather dull work watching J # piri A7 tession. We know what is - I done d n thatit ill e dne. he rish ?? Bill will become law, the Jaill wall be Oc passed, and the -- Ba.ku1ing throuh. Thn ddmates will be carried through. The ' ?? adiournm . en ie Appropriation Bill and the topics, 4' These are no longer exciting he te xr tie finger of fate has indicated hei I . ,\ ...

... SENTENCE OF DERTi. B At the Derby assizesyesterday, before Me. Justice ?? u Lindley, Gerald Mainwaring, described ia the t calendar as a gentleman', well educated, was ,. charged that be wilfully and of malice afore- a r n thought, on the 12th of July, did kill and murder to one Joseph Moss. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. He was allowed a seat. Mr. Lswreuce, ch QC., for the prosecution, ...

... MR, C. 0. ELLISON I VE38V8 T13 DoUrGAs TOWNi COMMISSIONLERS. 3. SIXTlE DAY, WEDNE8DAY, JVLY 30 The exa odation of Mr. Sherwood. advocaw NoZ ?? r defendants, was resuined. Ile ?? emall calico O plan referred to (77) 1 Erst saw with Mr. OCrtwright, s the secretary to tse defendants, some time in t173, F whenhecalledcnn.ewith reference totbedimensionsof I the Intacks on the shore. I furnished him ...

... ,L6rlAPIIIC NEWS 0v *rliv COURT, &c. p IotliT &C. p -- 2 ?? .c ( (a~wuar.,) 2 J O(r!onNF, JULY 31. M - %- l:iucess Beatrice In 51*~ c ,.1 honoured Canon and r? a ?? at Whippingham Qu V. cot rll~lkcd U ?? fo * ,s jei-st' v3ite] toe Duchess of fer r ?Fderik Stanley arrived EeZ w -, ' ?? a Lieut.-General maj ^ Kt, k:afd the honour of Lot - , L-2 ALs succeeded the inc ;- 'St'rt^*i.I of ?? in ...

... LOGL .WS TRINITY COLLEOz, LONDON.-Hr. Frederick H. Burstall (orgahist an4 choirmaster of Wallasey Parish Church) has just obtained the highest diploma granted by Trinity College, London, ? vi., tbat of Licentiaba in Musis. G. M. Garrett, M.A., HMs. Doo. torganiet to Cambridge University), and Phijlp Armes. Has. Doe. (organiet of Durham Cathedral), were the examiners. Tax POLICE BAND.-This ...

... THE BREACH OF PRIVYILEGE. I Whenl yesterday s English papers reached tA carrang~- Mr. Grissell in his retirement at Boulogne, oiug p~c and he learned. I ~ow easy it was for ,a si ar ~11,1 prie-oner of rarii, ament to discharge him- fi rit y\Iet, (Ifomte custody of the terrible h a o~ do, Se-vgeint-at-Ar'r as, he must have bitterly o: mti tl r-gretted. thatr he did not stay in Eagiand A a0000 ...

... THE WEATRER. r- . .7 If? 01 THURSDAY, JULY 31. up Ha EIGHT A.M.-The weather continues fair over the in greater part of Sciilandbut has become doll, close, Qa and wet oyer the Channel, England, and Irelnd, res with thunder in some places. Rain has fallen fo' during the night at nearly all the English stations, ror and in the east of Ireland, the largest amoant res reported being 0 4 inches at ...

... 16 week'y meetig of th6 Meraey Docks and H.arbol ?? .2evweeklyimeeting of the M~ersey Docks and Harbour gee. 0f eadw as held yesterday, at thle dock 6ffice. llevs'nue- neatles, bntldtoge. Mr. T. D. 11oraby presided, and the other r a, being membrris preosent were Messrs. Littledale, .Barrow, being s Brrecklebeank, Golon. Gardner. Crow, Moss, Patterson. t ii 1 Branscker, Bingham. llatbbone, ...

... a Vy VuuO -- .-A.AA.A T- v Wild VALPaLRAISO, JULY 7. .. The Peruvian war vessel Filoomayo has 8O'- Gov ceeded in getting into the rear of the Chilian fleet, by and on the 6th instant she destroyed the launches voub at the port of Tocopilla. The Chilian ironclad stat Blanco Encalada has gone in pursuit of the Pilco- mayo. A telegram from Mejillones reports that a tice cannonade was heard off ...

... BEALTH COMAITfBE, -. re- ie. Dr. GMil presided at the weekly mp,6tag of this hl a- board, held yesterday, at the mua;i4pal offices, the :h other members present being Alderman Boyd, rt Councillors Jackson, HBuntingt'a, Nicol, Dr. Bligh, c- Smith, and Fowler. ie On the recommendation of the committee, it was TI resolved to authorise 'che purchase of another ip flushing tank for the flushing of ...

... I WIDNES LIBERAL ASSOCIArTION ; 5 PICNIC. The members and friends of the Widnes Liberal bou out Association had a picnic to 011Ofatsworth yesterday. The ?? irth party coinjaited of about 400, and started from the new (B), an (Central) station at eight o'clock. This being the first Esi' I of train that has left the station since the formation of the Si the new loopline from Widnes to Liverpool, ...