... , - -- ?-I I he Jas. IKilly, a groom, was reianded oil Monday as- ?? for a week, charged with causing de the death Of Mathilda Boylo. A War Office circular was issued on Saturday L t coataiuiug s litlt of the changes in the designations ot regimLnnts, which will take ealect on and aflter the 1st of Ju 'taly, 1881. * A Lloyd's telegrani from St. Pierre reports re that the Amaryllis sttnmer, ...

... total anzf VWrirt- It MUNICIPAL CONTEST IN OLDHAIL-On Tburs- o1 day a Municipal contest between two Liberals, Mr. B. a Dyson and Sir. R. N ransfield, took Place in St. Peter's al wageterd idh . the dokwaiting wa eonducted under some ci excitement. At the cosec the aesult was asfollowns 25 Dyson, 718;- Dransfield, 465;mjrt i yo,23 RoBDEEY IN A POLICECOE Dc.-AnI ex- A trasrdinary case of theft o ...

... I THE STEAM.1 LAUNCH ACCIDENT ON THE I - - - THAM!ES. _ Mr George Francis Gabriel Desvignes, sen., sur- rendered at the Central Criminal Court, London, on Thursday. to take his trialfor the manslaughter of Sarah Ballard. There were three other indictments against the defendant, charging him with the manslaughter of a person named Newcombe. and his children, all of whom lost their lives by the ...

... THE IRISR LAND BILL. A meeting in support of the Irish Land Bill was held, under the auspices of the Batley Csrr Liberal Club, in , the ndustrial Hall Dewebury, on Saturday evening. There was a large and enthusiastic audience. Mr. Alderman F. Firth presided. Mer. CIIarLSs RBUSSELLI, Q.C., ?? said that in his frequent visits to his native country he was pleased to see signs all over of the ...

... I RUSSIA. TRAGIC AFFAIR AT THE WINTER PALACE.- ST. PrETERSBURG, THURSDAY. A Montenegrin whose name is unknown pre- sented himself at the Winter Pilace this morn- ing and demanded an audience of Princess Kilena of Montenegro. Being refused, be rushed upon the officer on duty at the entrance to the Palace and stabbed him in the neck and cheek. The officer hereupon shot the Afontene- grin dead on ...

... 31ANCHESTER CATHEDRAL REVENUES- ICOURT OF APPEAL.-AMoND,&Y - (BEFOafl TarS MIASTER OY Tilt ROLLS, LOuD JU8ncaQ B S AT, A'(W LORD JusTicr Lusn.) ?? 'THE ATTORtNEY-GENERSAL V. 'THE DEAN AjD i 0 Op MANCHNSTER ANDTHIS ECCLESIASTICkL coet, The appeals from Vice-Chancellor Hall's denisi554 overrulin the demurrers filed by each of the tw( defenant corporations came on for heain. 7n action was ...

... It fdiadelauca Il Sir John Stewart Richards, Bart., died in E1diuburgh on Thursday, aged 84. Mr-. Charles Dawson, M.P., Home Ruler, wa Z on Thursday elected Lord Mayor of Dubliu. The 59th Regiment arrived at Chatbami garrison on Thursday from Go-port. Lord E. Caveudish and Mr. J. F. Oheetham, the members for North Derbyshire, will address their constituents at Buxton at an early date. Thursday ...

... PERSONAL AND.POLITICALITEMS.. A mietiin' of the nembers of the Ig~i-bpar~oleait5'rY party was hold on Monday, ar, Justin X'Oa~rth Tirep si &4.Aont 28 miembeis *ere preet inldn r DRilo and Mlr. Bigaar. Owing to the abtence of Mr. Parnell, the coanideration of the resignations of Mr. Shaw an~d othiers -was po~tpone4. it was determined, wsithlout any Lorni4al resolintiopl, to, opg9 ?? th. frt edn ...

... MINERS' CONFERENCE IN MAN1.1I1ETUPE THE WAGES QUESTION. An adjourned conference of miners c ?? -- senting various districts in Lancashire. La,- b . shire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Neth -e&L held on Tuesday in the 3Mechanics' fn-tac)a. city. Mr. W. Pickard (Wigan) was int i c-i upwards of 40 delegates were pre'ent-nlargro-'. ance than at any of the preceding conferenep. Tne . ...

... The monthly meeting of the Salford Boroeuh Council was held on Wednesday, in the Town Hlall, Beley Square, ?? (Mr. Ald. WifliarnRobinson) presidi.,: The minutes of the Rivor Irwvll Conservancy Corn. mittee contained a report of a special sub committa which was appointed in may last Lo co-operate wvith the Manchester Corporation in conferring with the naviga, tion authorities as to the meaus of ...

... | MIR. BRIGHT AND IRELA:D. The following letter Jam been nddrd!A dta: editor of the Sroteonzaoc ir h Melro Octobee, it. - Sir,-Yon orvften commernted on tie 1 pursued by the followers Of ?? 013dtoo I' ask you to inform the mnltitud Of yer 5l5T ?- the professing Liberals of octt Cot being taken by thle party whichim1 in L with our late eminent leade dand Will 3 *t A correspondent of mine ...

... A meeting of the Colonial Conference was held ah the Colonial Office on saturday, under t'he presidency of Sir Henry Holland, when a further discussion took place upon the questions of the enforcement of colonial judgments, bankrnptcy proceedings, and winding up of companies, and draft proposals forliquidation in that direction were considered and settled. The Colonial Conference assembled on ...