... ,GrXVRAL FE?!S. _Wd CreWe. has again remittedtto She 44Wptson Diet Cheshire estates 10 per cent. on their rents, fpr the' fourth successive year. A young golden eagle of this year's hatching has been captured in the hills at the head of Glen Rosa and Glen Sannox by two of the gamekeepors in the employ of the Duke of Hamilton, at Brodick. The steamer hose, running between Chelsea and London ...

... IPERIALA PIRXLIM9% MOUSZ Or COOM3l9R-DMONDAY. The Speaker took the chair at three o clock. EMIGRATION FROM IREZAD.-Q estioned by 11r. X. E~lli The SOLICIjiX)1GENXRAL forIRELAND stated that the number of emigrants from Irelad during the five months ending May 31 was 41,594. PARACHUTE ACCIDENTS.-Ml. LAWSON: I beg to ask the Secretary of State for-the Home bDe. pertinent whether his attention has ...

... T5H RIGHT OF ASYLUM. The militarY despotisms of Europe-Ger- many, Austria, and Russia-with, it is said, the support of Italy, are attempting to destroy the right of asylum for political refugees in the.Republic of Switzerland; and the Confederation, under this strong compul- ,ion, has consented to a modification of the lasf, under which it has, like this country, become a secure retreat for ...

... THE ?? or TN X: AX. At the meeting of the Court of Common Couneil the Lord Mayor said, in reference to the visit of the Shah to the City on Wednesday, July 3, it had been arrauged that the procession shoula be in semi.royal state, and in open carriages should the weather permit, and it would be attended by an imposing military escort. The Shah would leave Buckingham Palace, and proceed byway ...

... JUGGLING WIT3 TE COAL DUMS. A . . . I ,1 I ?? A very impudent but successful imposition was put upon the House of Commons on Wed- nesday night by its leader, Mr. W. H. Smith, which was bitterly resented by the independent members, including Mr. Bradlaugh, Mr. Howell, Mr. Pickersgill, and Mr. Rowlands. On the 5th of July the statutes in virtue of which the coal duties are levied on the metro- ...

... L@N1imw aOv3!12 bov1zzraa aeo or'umary *weupy WI ng>or tuis uounucli was held an the Con ei'Chsrisb~ftvuildhall, Lord Rosebery presiding. , ?? lI0H'V*G iw LONDON. The Chairman staled tbag&ter had ,een received from the Board of 'Trade- g the Council for the assistance it lad given ?? the .jnatter of electric lighting, and aendiagaeopj of alodel order proposed to be followed in the case of all ...

... T--i X-HAMsEs 8MT8 .W jser. oraxeon nucics openeu roe inquest at one ntar and Garter, Batteraea, on the remains of the woman which have been recently found in the Thames. Mr. Thomas Bond, surgeon to the Westminster Hos- pital and to the A division of metropolitan police, was the first iritnessi. He detailed the results of his exami- nation of the remains. On the 4th of June be wias re- quested ...

... PIGHT ON A NOVSIITOP. Much excitement was caused in Pentonville-road about ten o'clock, a few nights ago, by a report that a burglar had been seen to climb up to the roof of the house No. 196, in the occupation of Mr. Hunt, bed. stead manufacturer. Police-constables Baylis and Appes arrived, and, having procured ladders, proceeded to mount to the roof. The man, seeing them approaching, ...

... * THE SPECIALI COMMISSION. ., .4 . I. A^ . ; , ' N TINETY-FIRiST DAY. The ISpeeiil Commi^sion resuried its sitting-it, tb Law Courts on TueidaY morning. Among those resent were Mrs. Gladstone, Lady Helmsley, and Lady u3ddington. XuS. EnDWAD HARU4NOTON, M.P. Mr. Edward Barrington's CrO.Sxanination *as resumed by Mr. Murphy, Q.C. Bec said that le b's- lieved people vwere frightened to give ...

... GAOTTI}UO A BANqDIT. Juan Victoriano Machin, a white native of Cuba, thirty-four years old, a famous bandit, was publicly garotted on the ist of June, at Havana, in front of the city prison. HIe was married the previous night in the condemned cell to his paramour, there being heart- I rending scenes, well-seasoned officials weeping. On the way to the scaffold the criminal alternately ...

... S, vs mxp Vxzxc:x. Fe o -LL in i ?? m -xP m I - . LDU;77U~et CiaUeefl, Feb. 23rd.] 2'Thw4aiof those who toil from dae y bowels of the earth is nota very agra, to day ine k from the terrible risks of which Wbe are o a minded by a calamitous explosion, with all et re. scenes, the collier has to pursue hi work at s thnliiig circumstances of great hardship such es lldeaer mine the strongest ...

... 3HEALD BY EAIT3L' A suddon recovery from a serious illness has created much amazement in Lewes. A little more than seven months ago Mr. B. Rummery, of that town, wras taken illwith chronic rheumatism and hysteria, which seemed to affect every nerve in his body. Prior to his illness his sight had been bad, and nowv he became totally blind in ore eye, and gradually began to lose the power of ...