... ~~~ - 7 vSv. l IN the Roulse of Lords last night the Lord Ohancellor stated that the Government were anizious to introduce a bill to consolidate the anxious to introduce a bill to consolidate the lunacy laws, but the late period of the session prevented the introduction of such a measure with any chance of success. iEarl De la Warr re- samed the adjourned debateon the second read- inlg of the ...

... THI? WRECK O?' THE s?MrE? 01' VIRGiNIA. - - rioi. j The Ado York Timneso 4 he 181h ult. publishesl Ivies detsils of the wreck of this vessel,- from whicih wei Sun- take the following :- Hfalifa;, Nova Scotia, July; fl~ing 17.-The news of the disaster to the -steamship State 1 her of VNirginia, which went ashore on the ~east end of I mty- Sale Island during a dense fog ont Saturday night, man ...

... THE WVEA THER. t .s s s LONDON, Thursday, 6 p.m. The weather during to-day has been very unsettled in almost all parts of the lUnited Kingdom.L During the early hours of this snomning a shallow depression reached our south-western coast from the Atlantic. The barometer consequently fell very generally. The wind became southerly over England., easterly in Scot- land, and north-easterly to ...

... LONDuN CORRESPNSDENCE. jT: (Dii Tdegernp7from out' eisa Ccilespon&zt.)t LONDON, Thursday night. The dissolution7 craze is again in the 3' ascendant. All sorts and sizes of politicians are 'certain that this, that, or-the other wlvl, -or will] d tot, take place at a particular or indefiniteI speriod. In most cases the wish is father to the surely ILord Hartington can Wait a little. long er. ...

... 'as ETT0> O CSI Boso~'rz.-|'ne applicatiuz Llrfor the benefit of ces.io or*aunt hv .JohnU .\o!rrie, the bakier, Hopeman, wvhich was adjournzed fromE la~t eweek,7 canmr up before Sheriff Smith vcstrrdav. 'Ir orA. G. Aian appeared for the creditors, anl M~r LIBulrrntit for the petitioner. The examination W-^ thre adijornred till Thursday next, to allow a state cf it ,e trornissior s to be ...

... BDEAST~ WEIL N Tie ofl inventory of large amo3un1t recorded *rig the month of July 'was that of the personal etate of .Tames Sutherland, Duncairne House, S~outh Seafield, Aberdeen, sworn under £7000. I the religious and charitable legacies are as follows, SisAnn Harvey or Taft, Aberdeen, leaves- tiGt To the Susteutation Fund of the Free Church of ar Scotland, £'100. mn Church, £50 To the ...

... GRADUATION 6ERiiMo?y?? UNXVER8ITY? we s: PROFESSOZE WEqNDRTCK ON MEDLCt, ate} jTe ceremony of capping the graduate5 i Lf c medicine, and science took place at noon n a, h~lI heL~ vrHall of the Glasgow Trriversit-theY i tht, Rev. Prin~cipal Caird presiding. There wvd el W. 'teudance of ladies anld gentlemren. Sa lare at. eer; Professor M'Kendrick, at the close of the cenly 'ort addressed the ...

... -EL-ECTION NEWS. :vy. A! coUNTY WATERFORD. aort AtX eeting of the Corinty W aterford Farmers' Club heldl yesterday,- it was dlecided that in the event of an early vacancy in the representation of the county a tenant farmer candidate should be put forward. MR THOMAS CARLYLE ON FUTURE t - PUISHMIENT. |The following letter, written by M~r Garlyle more an- Ithan thirty years ago, has some interest ...

... I--- ABOVT o?E ThOITSAN? YEARS AGO. - ai you ever try to i'agie,' wheie 'yewe 9:.the beginnin}gs of* English history, what ! kin dof people those Anglo-Saxofls were, artsi how; r thg ived? They were oulr far-off ancestors, and1 L t0ur j5gua~ge for the msnot part was made from, toers r fact, we acre called Anglo-Saxons our- E theirS;* so we ought to be interested in them. | Tehey weere a rude ...

... .I l-- M WANIFESTO BY TIR COMITE: DE OEAMEBORD. di PARIS, Thursday Evening. d |The Comte de Chambord has wvritten a letter to the e \Marquis de Teresta at Marseilles, to espress his thanks 3.Ffor the manifestations and address which he receivediun is!the feast of Saint Hepry. In this letter, which partakes of the character of a manifesto, the Ccmate De I Ch arabord refutes the charge of having ...

... jIMPERI.AL PARLIA-MENT. 1. I - -. . de . HOIJSE QF LQDST -T~1ISDAY.,. anal The Lord XChaM'cellor took; his seat at five o~cock. -. mth -PE;TITIO)NS. . - Lord TRURO preseated a petition from inhabitants of r Invernless-shire praying for the total abolitien of vivi- F )WS, section; from inhabitants of Broughty Ferr~yandzfrom f the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ansnals, Glasgowv, ...

... AN HONOtT?ED SOli ? ;' h !-e Esq, Ad WeAce ant Under.~ er- fz Public Works, and till recently at, eetaY Ir for Railways in the Colony of New Sout W rid who left Aberdeen for Sydneyi fork yei\l juh s Ut returned to enjoy a Well-ear yed ol: in the old country. Several Eglish- 0aY red hav borne hearty testimony to the isrca ral character and practical value of Mr. UItreti e .in- on the railways ...