... (FM= the Londm Gcetee ef lost ight.) BANKRUPTCIES ANNLLED. fl oe~s, ThomasArhr Tucks, P2, Traeist>ook-5(ia arid 9, Johntee, Adelphi, both ki iddieaex, archi- ?? Aug. 4, 2 - .3. iderczz.Wokcing, Surrey. and ,ldeeshot. Sr.Preeri bck.X t~ie ?? JIali 10 last BA. LUPTS Bridgewater, Johns Thomas. and Fancis Posbtr Bridge- waer. trding as Bridgewater Brothers, at Par~feld Miis, Cekeate, ...

... 0 wimllool n1graq. SALVS POPSUT LEM SuPRENA. . At Ormskirk, a young woman, a dress- maker, has died apparently from the effects of a fright sustained by suddenly hearing the loud yelp of a dog as she was walking through the street. The miners on strike in North Wales will have a meeting to-day to further consider their position, but it is not expected that they will give way, though some of ...

... I Tlrm ITT.NxESS Or va CATnOLiC BISnoP ?? LrVR- pooL-Dr. O'Re~ily, the Roman Catholic Bishop of l.iverpool, was yesterday progressing so favourably aat his physicians did not find it necessary to issue a bulletin. Upon calling at his residence, 31, Rodney-street, at a late hour last night, it was stated that the improvement in his lordship's con- dition was satisfactory. NSPECTION OF THE ...

... W~rv r i v ov r1j Do l SALrs 20= 12x .~t A Cabinet Co('con 1vas held at three ocklloe yesterday, summonses for which -Wero9 issued that morning. All the Ministers were present except the Chief Secretary for Ireland. In the House of I ords, yesterday, a bill presented by theh lharl of Daihousis to amend the law Ie'ating to marriage with a deeea ed wife' szser was read a first time. (Jn the ...

... I THE MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODDFELLOW S. TEE AT..M AT CARDIFF. _ The annual mov.enhie committep, the supreme the central governing body of tbe eutire Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows. yesterday (Monday) com- menced its weekls deliberations in the Drill-ball, Cardiff. Over 400 delegates represent various districts of the order in the United Kingdom. The Grand illater of the unity (Mr. Thomas ...

... WATER COAMMIEE. The fortnightly meeting of the ?? Committ was held yesterday afternooa, at the Municipal Offices. Mar. A. Bower presided, and there were also present Alderman Livingston, W. B. Forwood, Messrs. T. Hughes, W. Radcliffe, and T. B. Smith. THE WATER SUPPLY. The following statistics from the engineer's periodical report for the fortnight ending May 1v were sabmitted:- l Rainfall at ...

... ?? CORRESPO'.ONDENTS. WoV cannot lnderta e lo return communieations of which Avo d. nlot avail oni-selves. (.bnnnuiiicationIs should alw .vs he leattly written' in in,-salud on ene side | °J 4ie oroe .el,: tieslth ircreases the dif`itvly of fndinzg spare f ur then. NVhaMtever is intended ifor insertion noist be autnentieated bh the niame and I address oT Ci e sender-riot necessarily ...

... NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL AT SEAIOPLTH. During the last few years, and more especially sine the opening of the north docks, any one who is at-all acquainted with Liverpool must have noticed an immense increase 'in the population of the northern suburbs. To meet this inhlna f people, hundreds of new houses have been erected, and what wasformerly green fields or pleasant gardens are now covered ...

... I ' I .rREETERS TEJXGRAM .] GREAT FIRE AT LYONS., LYONS, MA 19. The fire which broke out here yesterday is now well under controL though not quite extinguished. It is believed to have been the work of an incen- diary. Several large workshops have been com- pletely destroyed with all their contents. The loss is estimated at 4,OOO,000f. Three thousand men ate thrown out of work. There has been ...

... I L-ATEST NEWS. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, &C. The Council of the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society has decided to hold the show at Bridgwater next year. There was a large attend- ance yesterday. At a meeting held at Truro yesterday, it was reported that the subscriptions towards the new Cornish Cathedral amounted to over £50,000, about £4l,000 of which has been paid. At South Shields, six ...

... t L Fourteen evictions took place last week on Lord , Digby's estate, re6shill, King's county. iMr. Arnold Forster, son of the late Chief Secretary, writes to the Standard controverting Davitt's asser- j tion that the Land League has controlled the com- e mission of outrages. n THE MUnRDE AT Rasts.-The inquest on the d body of a murdered tenant named Barrett, who d leaves nine in family, was ...

... IOUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE i _ , . ?? LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENIG. L I have every reason to believe that Mr. Chamberlain has accepted the office of Chief Secretary, vacated by Mr. Forster. When first it was offered to him he delined it, stating as his reason for so doing that, in his opinion, the office ought to be given to an Irishman. But when the names of the Irisbinenwere considered, not one ...