... PARLTAMEENT OUT OF SESSION. Mfr. fathbone, M.P., speakinogat Liverpool last evening, said thle Ministry's blundering, sensational and restless foreign policy had aggravated distrcss and nslded to the ?? of the rounitry nt a tune when it should be reduceI. t'i'he Afgimn policy, oursted in spite of warnings fromn the wiscst Indian statesmen, wvs only a part of tho consisteiit policy of Lord ...

... I A man who states that his name is Jona- than Gaydon has given himself up to the police at Horsham for the murder of Miss Mary White, at Chingford, 22 years ago. The murder with which the prisoner now charges himself was committed under very painful circumstances. Mr. John Small gives the following narrative of it:-- The murdered lady was the sister of my wife, and at the time of the murder ...

... THE PROVINOES. LANOASHIRE.- ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR 1'RESTON.-A man named Richard Kelly is in custody at Preston, charged with attempting to murder a man named John Smith. The two men on Saturday night bad been to Preston, where they had had some drink. They both reside at Long- ridge, aad they started on She return home shortly after seven. They had walked to Alston, near Longridge, where, they ...

... I-LANASHIRS ANNUAL SESSIONS. Og The Annual' General Session of the Peace for the 5.- County was held, by adjournment, at the Court House, y, House of Correction, Preston, on Thursday, Mr. J. T. ?? Hibbert, M .P., presiding. The other macistratee present NOe we~re J. H. Asieton, E. Aehworth, B . Barton, H. Bleckley, iw J. Baron, J. B3. Booth, H. WV. Bowdler, E. Birley, Col. to W. A. Cross, Bt. ...

... POLICE' NTELLIGENCE. CUSTODY COURT-Y*EBRsDAY. [Before 0 D. CLIFFORD.LLOYD, Eeq., ?? T}1B OE14AO AGAINST A POST ?? OFFIOSAL. John Agnew was brcught up on remand, charged by Detective.Conftablo Brydges with having de. tmined two letters, the property of the Postraster. General. Mr. Gaze, solicitor to the Post Office, oonducted the proneoution; Mr. Harper defended. Mr. Gstic said he had mentioned ...

... TUESDAY-(Before Baillie ESSLEMONT). OBTAINING LODGINGS BY FRAUDULENT PREnTENCES. p -Robert Fraser (20). engineer, at present in custody, e was charged with falsehood, traud, anl wilful imposi- is tion. It was set forth in the libel that he got board h and lodgings from a widow in Crown Street Is by stating that he had just arrived from Ward- l house, where his father had a farm ; that be had ...

... THE MURDER AT M1AIDSTONE. At araidstone, yesterday, William Walter Weston. 29, Nvas charged vith tile murder of 1.core WilialS ])ree'ry (41), with whose wife prisoner hatd cohiabited ier the Iast two years during the confinement of decease1l i the County Luiatice Asylum.-Linily I rewrvy iikv f! jte decolsed, gave evidence as to the facts a'lready 1W:b Ilisted, admitting that she lived with ...

... Mr Waltact, Burgcoo-Deniist, extracts without j-aiii. U Dunuas St.. aujomitig A.l>. *•*« Uotxow av'a a.\ Piixs.—The teat rcimuisj the world lor bad Hgs, old wounu*. aoics, and ulcri» used according dhecUon» giveu With then., there wound, leg. or ulcerous . however «-« stauding. bat will yield their healing cui.U«e per lies. Numbers of peisous whi have been |*»U.nt' M several the large and the ...

... ATROCIOUS MURDERS IN FRANC B At the Perouse Assizes a man named Longari w thas been condemned to death for murdering hisl L brother and cooking his intestines, which he ate, c e as also did his wife and family, who did not sus-t I Peet they were human flesh. I e Two shocking tragedies were announced on 0 Thursday. Mdlle. Gabrielle Morales, an actress, P Y has been shot in her apartments in the ...

... I LANCASBR3E ANIUAL SESSION. I On Thursdaythe annual session of county magistrates was hold at the Courthouse, Preston; Mr. J. T. Hibbert, I.P., vice-chairman, presiding. There were present 51 other magistrates. The Earl of Derby and Mr. Hibbert, ?? were respectively appointed chairman and vice-chairman of the court for the ensuing year. The reports of the several committees were then ...

... [ Yesterday, at the \IS ?? police-coULnt, Bdleis .Sle;lc, a carpenter, ras brought up for final examination on a charge of unlawfully ?? grievous bodily harm to Jane Stone, by stabbing her in the ear with a knife. -The urisoner had been twice remianted in consequence of the injurediwomnait not being able to leave the XV(111- worth infirmary, to which place she was removed at the time of the ...

... I P.OLp . -YTEBP&Y | 45 'NORSTIERS~?'}V:BflB1O!- : YODTEF bEE -, A2jfleeS boys named Lynch, O'Zfel, $ dlHacket, thfe ,ol~d,,e$t $f w.ho w~s abont8,w'vereA charged under the following ,'littnfhtancks ',-.ollce'cofltaie' dS Dgfposad. t1iat at. twelve o'clock on the previonas niht hhe r Dlt~ht ' ts ~s1e 'ttthe rere of 'e beduie 22 Blesasigtotree6L ?? ghinng through the indow of the loft, and ...