The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-30 00:00:00

ITALY

We read in a letter dated Turin, July 24, that
the debate in the British Parliament on
the Italian question, seems to have lulled all
the Italian constitutionalists into quiet, although
some fear that the movement of Spain
may spread further. As long as General
Gurrea is at the head of a party, his qUiet, cool
courage, and his pure liberal opinions, are sure in
the end, to get the better of the ever changing,
passionate character of O'Donnell. Mazzini is at
present keeping up a sharp-fire.of letters, but his
party must be insignificant indeed- in point of
numbers, as it is scarcely 'possible to get any one
to take the trouble to listen to any remark about
him. He has a few friends in Genoa,but not one
of them has the slightest idea of giving physical

ST. ANNR'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR Insirfl
TvrroN, 9, RosE-RlLL.—Week ending July 260.___Ivres't
patients entered on the books last week, viz—Rrelieved aC
the institution, 183; relieved at their own d
-',vellings, 54
cases of prevailing epidemic, O. Total, 231-/
itors.--•
Mr. E. Watts, Mr. T. Kirk. lion. secre%; Viand treasurer,
Joseph Kitchen, Esq. ar
g!DursT IN RAILROAD C./ARR.-1r
Railway has nearly completed -
obviate the inconvenience oc', arriaengNenawen-tYsoirnktenCdeenArg
casioned by the dust, which will, in spite of closed doe-,
rs and windows, manag,e to in'
!rude itself upon travel],
A's inside. The Plan is simnlY tc:, box in the running r_ear down to within two or ;three
of the rail, r
... ',I
nu to exteni tarpaulins over the oPe„`,l.,
- - - space between e:ouenhacoafr.theAwdilveaelnst.age is also gained P'
n EtviauorioniA.—Mr. Robinson, spinner and
....,ExTH FROM
deadening the ,of Keighley, near Bradford and Halifax, assTstance. •
manufacturer,
The Unions of Turin, of 20th July, says :—" Most We (-rud' ependance Beige) are assured that the Earl of
died at his residence, on Wednesday, in the most
About four years ago, a dog hit horrible stories are now being told of the conduct W.V..", ' .eland, the Envoy Extraordinary of Great Tritai_lll
dreadful agony.
the n 1 of one of his fingers. He suspected at of the Legate Grassellini, at Bologna, and from a'?'' ' so the envoys of the other powers, who were charg,_o:
the, timee' that the animal . was rabid, but took
the enquiries made there is no doubt of the truth. , 71 ,ci the mission of congratulating the King on the 25th, the
little or no notice of the eircum.stance. On Sunday
The cardinal's gardener had a daughter, who was anniversary of his Majesty's inauguration, are about to 1"
last he complained of a peculiar twitching in the .
the objects of high distinctions in the Order of Leopold.
arm ; on Monday the pain increased, on Tuesday Mr. considered to be the prettiest girl in Bologna, ar ld
.
Some of the Ramsgate boatmen (says the Kentish Gazette,
Robinson manifested every symptom of hydrophobia,olo r
and was engaged to he married to a young B a
' ~.lese.
on the following day he died. Mr. Robinson was at His Eminence took a fancy to her and atfr.empted have lately been very fortunate, having fallen in with t
to gea
Bradford market on Monday, and he was able between to seduce the girl, but she not listeui-. vessel on the Goodwin Sands, which they managed
,g he had out of difficulties. The ship and cargo were valuable, Ar
the paroxysms to arrange his affairs. The sad event has
recourse to Roman prelate man'tcuvr;s,
east a deep gloom over the whole neighbourhood of I . ,
i bamsheu the proposed husband, and ; the boatmen were awarded the sum of £1,500 for the'
Keighley.
, so that the girl ' services, realising about £5O per man.