The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-27 00:00:00

SCOTLAND.

A minor money order office will be opened at Kil.
myth, Stirlingshire, served from Glasgow, on the let
August.

DEATH BY LIGHTNING. A young man named
swt,aormhear.end
William Boyd was suddenly struck by lightning, on
the Bth inst., while mending a ditch in his own
HOUSE OF LORDS.--(TIIIS EVENIwis!
woolsack farm, at Pomeroy. There was no violent thunder-
the occasion ~ a single thunder peal
The LORD. CHANCELLOR took his seat on the lighso. ~ accompanied by a vivid blaze of forked
at five o'clock. ywoournegi.wnpmga,:artusitgßawtillr:layitepsoin,boesuv,iernroed the sp o t where the
LIVERPOOL ASSIZES,
fcoecipntidon of the h
been instafita standing, .and whose death must have
Every article of clothing which he
In reply to Lord CAMPBELL,
The LORD CHANCELLOR intimated that in eon•
heavy blow, wagff and consumed, with the ex-
dkerchief round his neck, which was
' skull, and the hel
sequence of his communication to the Mayor of Liver
on the back portion of the
A. mark, as if caused by a
pool respecting the removal of the assizes from St. observed.
the spot was torn up
pulpy substance, °f
o wasthstandkg
the right foot was softened into a
The ground for several yards
's
-hall to the old courts formerly used, that func- sort of
at about • . •
George
bryeepovloeurghshares. His
tionary had arrived in London and communicated to him round
''iwBtaesr'stwruhck senseless,ab"uft
the particulars of the alteration. The MthaaTotrhsetastmedeltlhoaft
All4tntleee,
dtime. and was the first to find the six yards dis-
the only reason fur the removal was, .
paint and the scaffoldin . occasioned by the deco- . ed after a little
rations now in progress in St. George shall ren- . eceased —7' re
yne Constitution. naked body of the
courts there to be ' '
dered it impossible for the
at ,VALUABLE GIFTS TO A MEDICAL CH
assizes, and that the remov valuablemuseum and •
eltIT Y.—A very
used during the present .
.library, illustrating th h - Ma.c. t t tand
had nothing whatever to do with the visit of e. .js y, pur at, recent discoveries in ob tt ' e moat im-
Association. been presented to the Manchester• a tic -practic. have or the forthcoming meeting of the British Lying-in Hospital '
Th. Idalso that the old courts had been put Dr. Radford, the eminent physician by
Mayor stated
late •.- into a comfortable state, andthat, in addition, two or the Saha Schwab; of Manchester, has left - '
a legacy
- three rooms at the town-hall had been offered for the 'of 5001. to the same institution.
us: of the bar and other persons attending the assizes. The depots of the 39th and 59th Regiments, stationed
I reference tothe - ' Campbell a former in Kinsale, arrived in Cork on Friday, and are. •
assertion of Lord on to remain
occasion, that t in the in barracks for the present. They are both nearly remain
occasion,
hb h
sling our ood of
he cholera had generally raged
t The band of the 91st, the only
d e rong.nearly 800
infantry one in all
lord said the Mayorthe old courts, the noble and learned g' with the exception of two in D bl.
n in, went to
. was never in a healthierhad informed him that the town
meet the depots, and played them through the city to their
Lord CAMPIii state than at present.
LL said 1 quarters.
had received Bald within the last few hours he ,
a telegraph m ; The 4th West York, in training at Leeds, have received
tinning that the existing ataessage from Liverpool, men-
their full uniform, arms, and accoutrements. They have
interpose no difficulty wha tev of St. George's-hall would
been out every day this week for field practice on Wood.'
the courts during the print
er in the way of occupying house moor, and perform their manceuvres with rapidity•
Lord BROUGHA.M thou rsizeB. and precision. On Saturday they will be reviewed. Both
of
vithavagoat ,
__
.lii t there was a great want officers acid raen are revived to volunteer for perraartent
IA clualuolleing the decoration'
at a trig* i duty,
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.