... SECOND EDITION. BY TELEGRAPH. DAILY POST OFFICE, Wcdnad«y, 9 a.m. (Renter's Telegram by Atlantic Telegraph.) New York, Apg. 20, p.m.- President Johnson has removed General Sheridan, and appoi ...

... THE GARSWOOD P COLLIERY EXPJIo0 INQUEST ON THE BODIq The excitement in the neigahboibo d Helen's consequent on the frihtj which occurred at Messrs. 1). Brg, o~ (Garswoed Park Colliery ,tillI syvmpathy ...

... SATURDAY, August 21m, 1367. The Reform Bill has become law, it 0 the Reform Act of 1867. Parliament was p rogued by commission on Wednesday, among the chief measures of the session»? which attention is directed in the Que o ,® speech that for amending the represent^ , of the in Parliament will be the most important. We have now obtain*! that which, during many years past, successive ...

... which ha and his brother published in thair boyhoad. They are now included in any edition ...

... Lord Stanley will remain London a few days after the prorogation, and then proceed to Know-ley for short relaxation from business. SCD den Death of Lady C. Long.—The dece ...

... FEARFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAit ST. HELENS. LOSS OP FOURTEEN LIVES A dreadful colliery explosion occurred about noon on Tuesday, at Messrs. Bromilow and Co.'s Garswood Colliery, which is situate ia Ashton, near St. Helens. The town of St. Helens waa thrown into a fever of ex- citement on the news becoming known and crowds rushed to the scene of the catastrophe, which is about three miles ...

... FOURTEEN LIVES LOST. A terrible colliery explosion occurred at the Little Dalf Mine, Ashton, yesterday, about ten minutes to twelve The pit belongs to Moses Bromilow and Oo., and is the same one in which a similar fatality occurred in the year 1866, It is 460 yards deep, and is upwards of 1,090 yards in extent. The accident is said to have been caused by one of the deceased firing ashot, The ...

... INCREASE GF THE EPIsCOp A jT^^- Lord Lyttelton has addressed the followne ' editor of the Guardian-.— ' l ?? Sir,— l beg to be allowed, thru ugh y OUr call the attention of Churchmen to tho ix, BUv ' tfae question of an increased episcopate * v ?? n * on tfae failure, iD its last stage, of the bill •- 1 cent session on the subject. It is po.SMb* k ' l^ earlier period of the session, some ...

... Leeds people are so disappointed that they are moving to establish a rival exhibition that town. Deaths from Sunstroke. The extremely , weather of last week proved fatal to three persons ' gaged in harvest work in Essex. The sufferers _ Mr. C. Almond, of Great Bentley ; Flack With* ' aud W. Mcore, Tollesbunt d'Arcy. Another also reported to be now lying an unconscious sta from sunstroke. At ...

... A most dreadful colliery explosion occurred about noon on Tuesday at Messrs. Bromilow and Co.'s, Garswood Colliery, which is situate in Ashton, near St. Helen's. The town of St. Helen's was thrown into a fever of excitement on the news becoming known, and crowds rushed to the scene of the catastrophe, which is about three miles distant. The accident is the more appalling from the fact that a ...

... LOSS OF FOURTEEN LIVES. most dreadful colliery explosion occurred about noon on Tuesday at Messrs. Bromilow and Co.'s Gars wood Colliery, which is situate i ...

... An incident which occurred on Monday last in tovn of this country worth preserving. That the swy may excite inoredulity it is necessary to remember that ever since Nebuchadnezzer went oat grassing—no doubt under the idea that he was an ass— mankind have been subject to mental delusions as extravagant as they are for the most unaccountable. The patient in the present case is young man ...