... I ss ~ ~ n, Le o ;z~.Er n * .. I WESrTrz' M&TL OGene, 4.30 A.hL LASTEST GENERAL NEWVS. 'rIhe (cort CiYrelr says her MaIjesty continues 1 to make ?? progres-s, and can walk a Jittle better. i Twenty prisoners Nvere brought into Sligo from U icounties Mayo and Gialwa'y on Saturd~ay to be tried for clarges of nurder and ?? con- a iracy. d According to private advices received froin Cairo, it is ...

... Is I if f i tt UL 6, i 8it83 FRIDAY, JULsY 6, 1885. There is a danger that Welsh people may b be carried off their feet by the tide of 0o enthusiasm which has set in so strongly in E favour of Higher and Intermediate Educa- W tion. Enthusiasm is a good thing, and P education is a good thing, each in its place. si There may be times and circumstances at ol r, which either would be positively ...

... Mr. HsELY pointed out the true moral of his | p victory in a county of Ulster when, after the I jji declaration o' the poll, he said that his return ml had taught that haughty 'Minister, Mr. GMADSEN vE, a lesson which would never be pa forgotten as long as the GLAnSTxs Cabinet sea held together. The ridiculously small an number of votes polled by the Ministerial Cc candidate shows that the ...

... FIvE, PERSONS I(ILLEDi AND SIXTEEN', INJURED. Ac correspondent say., that a terrible traomcsr oi,, ocrred at Huddersfield yevrterdiy aft~ernoon~. A a ste,.a tram, which left Lfisdley-a suburb of Huddersfleil-s,t5 balf-past two, was coining down an incline, it is statedl tia, the brake did not fict, and the enlgine gained a great Tle, d On turning into St. Georige's Squlares, the car was thro. ...

... I IlREFOU .D. Tosez UituNCeor-Tihe monthly meeting wa; held on Tuesday, under the presidency of the Miayor (:Mr. iScobis). Alderman slo031y replied to the ciarges mado againet the Estates Committee, of Irlieli leC was i:hriirinlli, of extra- vagoiut expenditure on tho Castle Green, andl con~tendted that the cost of maiiulenace on 'inceount of this popular recreation ground dringr the past four ...

... BUPRSLEM TOWN COUNCIL. A rmonthlymeeting was held yesterday :Mr. T. Ifule(minayor) in the chair. A tctter was read fro Mtiss aosker, aekisig tbe Council to petition in favour of the Womenl's Sutffrgo ill. A resolution swas moved ?? the letter be aidl upon ?? LabIn, and an amueoliment that a petition be signed by thle Mayor on behalf of the. Countcil. The resolution eves carried hy 10 to 8.-A ...

... LOCAL ANEWS. ViSir or Loani Snrasanny TO LzvmnPoo- The Bight Hon. the Earl of Siaftesbry, MG, has a acnwpted an invitation of the Liverpool Young t Women's Christian Institute to, visit this city in r September next, when he will talte the chair at two c meetings, which are to be held in connection with the opening of the new buildings of the institute in n :Blackburnoplace, Hope-Street. o _t ...

... fr -TdUE LATE COMTEDE CHA1MRD.I al ..I ?? . ' ' . As 'will be seen on reference to our latest n foreign news, death has at length removed a o notable and romantic figure from the stage of tV European politics. The Corute de Chainbord, p known to the French Legitimists as Henry n the Fifth of France, is'dead. The Legitimists o and the High Catholic press in France being V one and the same, and ...

... AMETCOAN I PENDENCE. I gI The eitizens of the United States now resident in | ' IVverpool yesterday celebrated the anniversarv of 'y the Declaration of Independence. The flag of the States floated over the American Consulate in of Chapel-street and other bm1dings in the city, and U1 the steamers of the various transatlantic lines, at together with numerous American sailing ships in he the ...

... LIVERPOOL STEASIP OWNERS AND CURR LEGISLATN. ?? @ 1 A d _ ^ ?? , The following petitions have been forwagded to e> the House of Commons by the Liverpool Steam- io thp Owners' Association:-, r HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE (COX' ...

... BsNIQUET TO MR HENRY IRVING. The Lord Chief-Justice of England presided on pan] Wednesday at St James's Hall over a banquet given yous 1w admirers of Mr Irving asi an actor, on the occasionha 4~ his departure for an extendled professional touir 'wh America The great hail pn7-ored a charmingly just attractive .-epne~arance, the whole ,paue behind the'i- stage and the organ being filled with ...

... tel The following is the text of the Government Bill for Pr constituting a Local Government Board for Scotland :-. ou Be It enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, 87. by and with the advice and consentof theLordsspiritual ho: and temporal, and Commons in this present Parliament 1ti assembled, and by and 'with the same authority, as P e follows is This Act may be citeil as the Local ...