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I- a : Wr• 1 THEATRES. --.. OPIMA-HOUct. LW eight the grand serious Opera of La Marie di Cle',ob.a was perform-d at this Theatre, and re ceived Tull effe from Madame Geassivi and Mr.- BRAII#U. Madame GB AfSllll% fine aging never was displayed to more advantage, nor more rapine. • ottsly applauded ; she was encored in the beautiful Duet with Ba ass AM I in the second a& The House was full, and the Ballets went off with great eclat. II AT-WA acre. Last night Mr.Cs fetes comedy of She woad and SIN weak net, was performed at this Theatre. Mrs. GLusties sustained the interesting part of flapoliga, 0040 great justice. MissGaawr.asPlere.lot ked cocassaly well in male attire, and was spirited imadlively. Mr. Vs wc et 7:ol.anti was admirable; mod Mr. MATT Hews was tint deficient in Dan IWensel. The Play went at with post spirit, and was mach applauded. The hems. was full, and fashionable. Sir WINDSOR Husfoms and his fair sisters mere present. _ LADT CALL 4110.11.41110 CONCERT. The lea Ladiee CeaCert. sander the dividing% of Mr. Sarre. was bold ea ideesery evesiag last. at Lady CA 1.1.6.111108 kirMa. is Mansaeld-strom. Portomobess eit e. . The grand shit of rooms was Wain** *ode& seed ciao leen awed on 41111 hies ' Upssarala ef Doe headiest He. Itihey sad limshionablea misled i aseeisa whom ware— The Peke and Duelien de Conleei Lee; 'batmen% ; Lady Danz: Wet; Lair idka Ihnitealef; Sir Anna sad gulp ; tea Sir dirks Omni The els incenses tsad the prireipal . redesasen ! Madame Dosses. Igalease Taper Natal. and Signpr hiciassm. were Setae :wear, amid *seamed sumo beautiful airs sad eels WI& nate sad *Zeiler. Wu Maim la allatahr isepd of Kitemesi. pleped ats daler— , ‘ Tim Siare.''—sead ass seeds :%stess- UNIMPIEMEMPOMMIMP His Manger haspefted in.towa sic essin s Yeaserday suisirg Mb Mann?, Ageism, ewes a, said Aas a too. sasestimaied by Lead &reek end Calmat Criareatt took an eking es horseback. by Cruebeare Lod ge. . •• Princess Maim was iamb boar Teased:T. , ► ►is A . MoosiisposolOPlO lot sio adds* of lor pfrpskiallo. 1114 Swivel boa at slio Thom fori l t i rla -041arreb.... 14 68 Waludutorfornmoi is A we, alt on therromml, aid Ay ' 41re*, in Of Ap ',awns The show* MO Illatosos Mr. Moasros sad distaaekshita goothitaan will take plow this morn- Peg. Mr Hampstead, at pirom oath. The much bas melted a good deal of asudiay in do .opottiog world for soave doe past. The adds ars ps lilottaroo. t The bold shore, and die pignut Downs is dm - -noighbouttood of ItontaiiiiihNiue long roodosod it a favourite mime Waeariardsoa s but, we re jiave, it was never to basses orril period of die sows; as at present. Sir H[1).081711 WILLIAMIIIei NNW SiNlift, . wbo oposzionad ha slio Cop of Illowoessio. is woad for dso Oaks Cop fit r % , beam k rig iburoomia keie l e 111. kior a isamaes....... .......1........." 1 ~..." VISCOnaI ihil lit• I I tilloito C s LLISS.OI I I Lard Ps se*, owl several eikie , disked y. Imlay with the tali sae Pimp of CAttaer. at their bow as Artints4lllftt ' I The Earl sad Cositialinplatli ilik Om% Iva* torda for ltailatell t Earl Samosa AO ems* vicis, as bit 1411•0 is Tba isteeded my* - - AMINO IMO* flit Illr vailaa asi irp o okeed sow dillell. he dimaimosi .41- •"! 4 1111111••.... , - ..e.saa Itais as bow. Pairrid. tar asabome• sit aetwaft h s Maibilont,Osaint anil ifaipal. we. sat OW. 114 g Mann, We Onowas Salra.4 11Pen IPa Moire. Itay. *gm aail ia = l :4o. Or. ant MIL Anwasore 10" sot 4 . lleallattlalt fklifk_St nide. wag. IRW cambia y0gi.1773. Wm - ." OXFORD, JUNE 29. Sistisdity her, Dlitsaih. F.dreard Andrew 17k terry, of Corpus Christi College, wild Ch.dl4 Isoldon, of Worcester College. were Asircitted ion ..f Arts. Wednesday, the Rev. Henry Pole, and, ward Bouvorie, ot Christ Church ; and OW William Williams, of Jesus C 'liege. B.A. svem ad mitted Masr.rs of Arts. Mr. Jobti Itubeit Siank of University College ; the Right Hoo, George Granville Lowlion Earl Gower, ot Christ Church cud Chad. s Nortb. Esq. of Trinity College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. Thursday. the Hon. John Chetwynd Talhor. B.A. ef. AU Sods' College, was admitted Mater of Arts Grand Compounder. The Rev. Thos. Power Hardwick,. &A. of Worcester College, was also admitted Kamer of Ans. Messrs. Thomas An drews, of Magdalen Hall I and Lateeslot Jefferson, of limea's Whig, were admitted Riseholots of Arts. Wednesday last, the Rev. Walling Thimin lOU admitted Waal* of Wadham, le di* hitiosti of that College. Yesterday. the Rev. Beniamin Pope, IlOshighisof Arts, was 'misted a Chaplaks of awidt Claw* College. MtalllMlerferrir CAMBRIDLE, Jung I& The Roe. Barest Glipio, sea the 0 (0• Ed- A as Menthe:slow, prize* of Eftritaira each, are this year adjudged to Me . R • Twrehma. of St. Johr's College ; sad Mr. Jaw al. of Tri- MO , College. Senior flachslerswehe sah§ea; tot ottperditas neseeMensw Milessiissa opal Somas at Ita. guano' Mo.aumenti... assoses roams& am enieessevf And, to Mr. Wiliam Loogley.tif Sr. Joba's I sad us Kt. William Ovens Cattily, of Peobtoks. die isclielors--the subjs.% • threes otrtaalna joblies is Grails II 404 MOM iitttelerinti • . The Me Sir Wm. Brown's three gold owdab as follows t—to Mr. Charles Jaws That ige O l f Trinity College, for the Greek ode; . Mr. the. Huhes, of Bt. John's. for the Latio Ode sad to Mr. Joseph Kirkman Millar. of Tritely Caer e for the epigram. . SCIARGROUG H, June 46. TIM Saw Is mush fuller than was ever retnem lisead at 0 early a period olds* esason : the Yellow. ist ai eflthe last arrivals which have liken place : . 1 Missy. the eels Maw of tbe Cinrenaor , in ;1 per Lady awl Mos Mfislicote ; MT Wet. I lerrs. Ilsooltsbartlf end FisattlY ; Mr. P 41.1141 ; Mr, s.d Via. %sera sad family; cowed awl 111 f s. icke A Mt. ORM aidlillolll4 Mr. sad hln. Crowley aid Fens*; 1.8.1117. awl, Miss Haisso Mr sad Mts. Rap.'; Miss ; Mr. sad Mts. Ceesesists Hassell sod Family; Mr. Oases; Ms. Cleigetwiese awl /sail) . . IMMISWINOMMONOR I BRIGHTON, Joss So. Oar unn. during the seam of last week. ex. reviewed as Whiz of the west fashionable conspaay. Oki Ilaterdat last strived hose. .Me the mon, is Wets% Bq. Motitir of the Cir• manias. siksit aedreal.Ati.luezytflesi . . . say, 11119 auvm s .-, _... 40 hafere whieb n 0...... 'Moll ollOb" toil, ma on the Loofa wipe a particularly, Lord Swanneentais's hem Messes Via. 'E"It Ur. Matiatssa's bay beren, Sonstik=b years o ld , car rying se. 71h. eitli, feus __One 2 , 030 gui leas. Thug Cultivates' tides Sippin g and Ili:C IL L E &NU lialCoarito Lie his 4111111 alas boat continually, sae b ete g erieself bad mid gandernen on heat d. 11, illes 111. whose itersonal charms are waned Ily hos vine* sad diremplistimenu. and r:OnseihelesaXetaf the plractres of the Stevie LAM aas7s artworasenee on the 31st instant. Two. IsA Katie, Esq. and JOHN. Whirl' LS Oaten, Seq. are Stewards. THE LAKLS, .1 us. 21, 1906. About three miles from Low Wood Inn. is a fine view of the Lake of Windermere and its Islands.— As yrs approach the Inn, the beauty and goodness of the road, winding through groves of larches, chestnuts, etc. prepares the mind for that quietude, M: i and serenity, which the situation of Lnw 11114 on the margin of the Lake, always in spA new road, on the margin of Windermere. has bees lately made, by the munificence of Mr. Cvewei, and which he is now rimming q.iite •RlNlMihis se of the Lake : It is planted with beau. god shrubs sad trees, and form: a real en:rabic, not Ohs elitaioed is any other part of England. Mr. Conwese has made, within these three years, very considerable additions to the Ferry-House Inn. for des accommodation of visitors. 'Phis inn, situated sn the Lake itself, aad shaded by lofty trees, seems is Say. " *vs trash, liberty. seasons sinassseeS dwelt Mr. Coawas and his family are expeaed down this week, at their house es the Lake ; and :cme dim ookl entinth, the annual Regatta is expeeled to Int P - ram F 496 erryMouse Ilqa is ilia pleasant drive to the . I.sibra of essoisesa, sad frosts fleece to which still of Pile its excellent accum p=m2.Aablssids festalzharre mealy . Isee ta lat al Lo so w at W ic oo e d s , brisk. At faits' !Piece the Bagegate of Lord Wm. Goeswit, oa Dames; Water, is evi2ss in its kis& - The lauds's, last west. was extremely hot. On Ikaralay sight it chugged. sad on Monday morning, how Ithiao was famed •sset the Fells above Wytts , bun. 4 Illailliost this as' SR watranrdinary thing at Ihis link of the year. Wythterun is on the road Mama illailleeide and Keswick. simamanewmvwsi--Aew— • atia eat lis wife were last week committed to the Ilsilot z flew Prison. Manchester, by J. Lear, Ikei. ehatged the Overseer of Pendleton, with aro* toloting_ _pr infant child. The wo:thy ISei t- R i t mo, sapnissild the strongest abhorrence of thzir , S t ud miselea. The Overseer is justly er.t:tled t-: p ra i i e he his humility oa this occesioo. I are made. - ki 0 ,t Korai. Th• Isiensa ?bow willAmis sai sem 016 Tie Meeenaosia BON Saul t:l2 Puf:reo es Pied , The gamma for sair 'Tlsec ib et Brighten. is oboe* amid eat. way eloptoies ewer the mew RNA illiebyllakit. is sidlalia bole' drai tolithsoibr tie egg OP"' 2&... 0 s rail 10111111 1 .8 Sera gi ilii law Lead in a beam sad lii. illballi by two Zissaliti_ Iht i _re_ese4 datte diji V my is me rAntiliWs Mt as WU- 'bon bie iseadarapeaskbe 111 M a lad .01 • *‘4. °e V fa hr • , to Mime of the 2, "A d a amber of ramose la *Mos I eel I " • of AI .4m sabettesers W the eeise..— i llit tot Iwo/ of sheik won lia ssw ids 4 Iftiono, Nod the Loss Newer: . Obeseutsiesegit. ti*idt was sow rs liteettreil by the preemie den the homy aid fadiest of pbese. Ties reawisier he back IPA. 1401 Woad die Vila *wet of Prim y Gordess._Milidai% war , lice*. wigs of if% Commas the rest. has teem met to the ground. ifis Grass the Date If Rica imam. 41w wham, remises it .seed, Uri% given his comma who reasewel if this miaow; sad dos &dewed derateaspie set by Lord Gsvinins, • Tor the ispnwalbeet of thus osfabbeerboed. which. wham the be illings sow go ea ere will be eras of the meet dorm is tors. he. puma/Nam now carrying Lute earcatioa were pialt- salt is the yogi 1773. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. Ventlvn prtlieldni at the drrupi ac:"lent happeood els. Riv 9, liCAr Ch9L•44, on Niaueai lot.] • • . ' The party in the boat consisted of Mrs Van wife of Doilicir VAR Butchell..her daugh tirrlV..Jacobs. her second son, Isaac. and Jot , thirst son, Jacob. Miss Aston, Miss Mary Aston, and Miss Arm Aston, thee sisters. Mr. JohnCbil cot. a mercer, in May's-buildings, son of a chase monger is Mount.street ; Mr..joseph Colesaint„. of Mount.street I two Mews. Phillips, and MiesPhils lips, of Park street t Miss.tiibthorp, and Mr. James Sibtherp, of-Mousiest*. The party having dined at Richmond, stopped sere too long, it ad _were ob liged to row against the tide on their return. Mt. Jacob Van &WWI was attending the hos/Auld, to qualify himself for a Surgeon's Mate in the navy, and having been at sea, was considered, a 'good sailor. He was accordingly placed at the helm. On their approach to the barge, some of the party wished him to go on one side of it, and some opon the other, and in the uncertainty which this dif ference of opinion occasioned, .he did not torn the ,-Aphst in time, and the host coming against the `--,•,01M. Ist side t. in.. Mr. Isaac Nan v - ernes cis iL .004 1 1 Posaf mini - yews of &eh Ipleelt to I merchant in the city. eletelnins bills of various taut, *as oiud and sot to Banker's. Mrs. Bab il i eltett it. le me t lin : Jacobs, Miss tihuborp, pita Mei ' , Wip e Oftere down the river together, to a eeneillesobir -40meorr. end were _picked up by two hoau. cr. brought to the, share, they procured mop dit, sloth*. eadleut their own into a bag i but mien . wretch stole than out et the hag. ri d 116 it • Min Mary Aston, and Wes Aah.detnn, both laid hold of pat 311100 Colinas:, wh• sneeitoald ebvl the former, but 1411. Teter )et gp bat bohlr caugbt oar Chiket. shojtoeives4 let Ohne belt t• epos; lad sunk. She Was s besatifill girt; Bihar eighteen yeses of ages of the moE ftiblikk manners and dish lulus. Hseltabothe talk ter, Who was also drowned, wail very bauctesine;aud about taenty-foor jean of age. Mary, the or vivo., after she oas brought on shoid, rnaolikhNiffti . acuity restrained from plunging into the rivaraitat her utifortanata sitter!. ne hod; of Ann whim draggai oitt.uppeased sena briebte . ol. sad t he load was meth eau. 'rho bogy I.llhroanha vie has sot been yet lotted. The esighboesbe b tr e a Monet-strst has beetplinsediNspent by this mdenc!to_l4plebbett. - During the 1111 Wh ild er; iresserday *beWsins were in room et" Sift Aon; convertiegg- epee the sabiet, and yew of assn M erg& Ablest a inking* 'lrgeohe 'ease _ DUBLIN, June 27. • Yesterday tramming, arrived from England, the Marquis of Tavistock, eldest see of his Grace the Duke of Bedford. His Lordship went to the Vies regal Lodge is the Phee:lie park, and intimate m of his it. limit there as dispatched to his Grace the Dale and the Dashes' of ll ilford. who were at KilindJery, the country seat et Lord Meath. The Sonar Holyhead packet arrived yesterday with the Mail, aid the following passeegers: Major General Mann. Lieitenant-Colonel 13'Atcy, Messrs. ' Polars!, Brovrorigg, Edgworth, Pearse, Pratt, Fus s Philips, J. Johnstone, of the London theatre, An. derma and Fitzgerald. The General Q.iarter Sessions for the county of Dublin, will be opened on Saturday the 19th of July neat, and the Civil business will he immediately proceeded on. The following elegant and well merited tribute to the memory of a good man, was paid by the 'Lord Bishop of Derry, at the late Visitation of the Clergy beloagmg to his Diocese : Siren last we set. it has phased the Alsaigby en deprive as althea saserabie parson. (Dr. Swim, fasawarly a Fell..w of Truly College. Dublin) obese visa zed eloquent address, oa a former occasion, mama (.1 the impression oa your aids be as deep and lush's as tau which boa Gaol Welt *ion mina) ' be sal hods ut your aaeraasise. He was truly et Lisrat's flock .....trict without arionty, geas/a witboot weakness, learaad +oh oat attentatsoo, psosis sourest superstition, cheerful without WNW seamless , ' a t imeallaranat! This worthy, weiable. wee nememble a/ woe des prim ilia *rem ea t sad the warp'. . wing pree, whisk wet- es happy es se posses him. tae hi la.gasse Irs enjoy, in a metes pesesi'Meie Inewas des viseree.l pvireorei tor peo as herireemei thew, seise hookas. • IIIM!ZIFIIIMIP • On Friday upwards of SOD persons, Ingindirtir weeny of the most resperSalsle names is the dosing, Mused in the Ansa* Roost% eleogiereletest, burgh. to celebrate Lotd Stm.vtzse's apple. tal. It had been intended shot the Earl of DALIMTIO should preside; bat a letter was read from his Lordship, expressing his regret that the stars of his health daseirsed hits in fora land—and his wain participation is that ;obis joy which the megrim' was called to testsfy,ow The Earl of Plea, tectrosr was called to the chair—and was supported by the 1.0110 PKOPOrr. Lord Douse, Lion. A. Doeolos..lk. /setae, and Mr Sheri Ct. sae. as Stewards, In •the eveniat there was a grand display of fireworks, by Mr. O'Neil., fur the occasion. A phdarts INA crated in the middle of St. Aadiew'emtisene. &Om which they were set of—Ts die sitterneme belonging to the different shwass werrlug es same occasion. Yesterday set:inlet, a privale in the West 114 dieser Alitia, named Bev say, eraltid into the :leer, mar Cannon's Marsh, Bristol. and was drowned. The sight el a man being Hogged, the day before, is supp.....vi to have affetted his mind se rrongly, as to urge him to the cons nissioa of the AC. . • t, J* - Lir INTELLIO • OUStrbi KING'S4SENCJIi •Arstreilerait,' Sitting: at Nisi Pries, her;re 4.4 Ck 1.9•74 ti fres - ttj 1.1 I,O . EiI I LiGH• la j s ; ansp4 . alrbt WaP ma , :tieem i t A xado ' D d Alt t • • stn anion hr 90104 • --•- te r . fill s bite troop the Defintaliatt [• Thellsolqatiesn " >i plat., I shop ct r, aA sp tlsee aisle was stove in.. Mi. Isaac ,V.to sod the three Nips Astons, were sitting at of the Iscia, • aod were she first precipitated truer. Sonse.of the young sisal laid bold the beige. sod apt ioto k. A young loan of the Ise orftftrair, ft it.. "Parkins who keeps the Pew-works di AR o.lless Company, is HO* irk, hail bile' Weir PM iit ittittswoottosed fob- • wed the hoot -NS en eines dacha.* of the river. le 4iosittiol s zetaf it wises the *widens hap,. sbittl. ',UP be two or thrtkesistrtes, in Ver.. Illes Butch& oo shores but be se esoll o bouipi renived a severe blow ape's irbeitiowslikukapwash bruised is the body, He /a re Ise PA teelboto‘e young man. about 24 ..- 1. .... •:.. je4sowsididitli estos-,, a isoy, while Ids, .dng. was ..-- 'ioonssfijr fantilted with the: io the cieclaratica, attiwiinc aek sufficiendy Made oat. dse P.st!asid rrsotscarisnau... OA This was An aftiembrot.ght by cutler in Pall-mall. egainit ,the 14ak Pio, a sum of *2l. for cutting. a 44 arms of the ilir6VbS, and dziosng Piss the white arms upon velihns. peered to have been cot is . a very . / but owing to some mistake or missiir part of the fiefendAnt, dupe be*. in the arms, ottani thcoa, arsOttr if had to re-cnt a part of the charged ti see animus t gleams with mouotii.g and coma age Niotskit on 4 4 1 114:. Afro! spin* into some vete. Or Mai* itsddiawitid. aussmoain This was on aaioa upon • —The Plaintiff was a Magi and Taker of what iic*s, menu for ladiee.boodsdroose‘ kaowins. fiis talent Mid 14t written athiement. by whisk it the . Defeoshust was se beep Oki meat. in soak* lathes' bagel& for three yew ; • the belleadeut and not ins than mitre bOrdatillw . Plaintiff eassagitii, oet Mt! put. in e Oveltr , - sum perms s?fiskribit.oo49....._ . ~:,~ nt. ••• uity. bate exraedj tad that ilia work. tow! ;a 1101 1 4fte NNW ' toie 'Loa. tail Mir ewatimp o i *skit felbiek, cary ita# Teas:lb. re. Sandi is the am& ON dialogs font * hood the bal *or 11. es. He had several tines aphis bill, lout Mr. Level! pci ft•CSUFf 1t;"io cOnsegnatte Of May last,llllr. Lev•ll ar at bit suit. After this to' day, heeras standing . at Seiso came to her arm eiwirds him ; and at the tifOOdIMS care the"Wasest nsa 441 ealllPg l e of, raised Pell* Mr. Ida siw A !KG told the Defendant he hod bee* guilty Of a very R teat offence. as it might limns sio. Yoked a 'dad, which might have had fatal arse quince. goads's' sentenced Masao one tgoadtiellib• prisoament, and to pay GAM 61 44 , • 4 ' - tire iat min** of L. Moors. Otalltle. which alb , awe. era % . - reirmert , Gunnar amipadledeithelidi produced b• QM hid WWI. predecidieetiOn opals% Oat not $ competent mai& ippw , i. IRlff i Ilk gee F. rho 11 was of. seised a thigh Welt over the t and sivoie he would knack his brains our,„in place he in* bill- • "i The Prisouess oiled so witninOtendi ttie sa As ' in summing op ihe evidetla, ant Ore. Sands euµld not he considered 0047 of au vadat. being t to. great a distance from the when s he spit at him ; and with respea toTr e l: in the indiament for a riot, he said, that was ;tot supported, as no less than three, according to law i could constitute a riot. The Jur', after a few rniontes consideration, ace quitted Mary thirds. end fend John 114evelignster. _IJ •t. ••••• 1,••• A LYN. IFiewille; Mira PA 44.sersafili _at OW Nie.l wow me Se ii .,_ , .-- ow. • I The Wog lob well bows libil 1 AN mob Ola 'WOW rem son speedllit Ittlettionnye itc of whom *ifs pewee f arts 1,910 p tio own 'sseasstitre hht stigma is all tlttir Isamu of clabotation, • it neck oar to hewed the in to he eonvisced their Ivaincindint merit ;---Sach h the woolliest now felt by & judicious and tasteful "'saws. Mho daily throng to new the mmmer. Splendid. and noigniflcentYviles. which con.traet the rick 2wheree of Mr. Y eel Historic Letterri 48141 41 4 is to sett at bald. iom it •:e r.s• 'I, ON Y