G. A young woman, named Ann Tanner, whose parents are said to reside in Marshes-road, in this town, was nuilty of a most atrocious act on Tuesday night. It appears thea woman was a " frail one," and had left her home, giving St herself over to a life of abandonment, and had gone

THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1869. - THlE last news from America is certainly somewhat surprising, if it be strictly true. The Atlantic Il l o -- - I1. t - 1 I sCable, that "ivory gate", of the modern mythology, s does not deign to inform us on what authority its - brief summary of Mr. MOTL

SECOND EDITION: WESrERN 5MAl. OFFICE, 4 o'clock, A.M. THE LYNN POISONING CASE. d [CENTRAL PRESS TELEGRAM.] LONDON, MAY'43. r The inquest on Mr. Langforld closed'to-night. Verdict, ';That deceased died frbin diseases from a %vhich he had lojig been sufreriiig, but that his d Peatl

,MO! EY MARKET AND CITY ' . , , INTELLIGENOR - ' ' ' ' .. .. ., ---I MONDAY AFTERNOON. 'Bicw inquiry for money at the bank 'was ifather increaseod. In other oincebk, rattes'were firm, because brokers' balances were only sihall; but the' demand for documeist was not AIR large. The

es Yesterday the formal opening of the new organ which has or just belsc orected in this ciesreb took place. Two services P were hield, morning and eveninglU; both of which were well ti attended. ''lie church, which is itself of but recent date ci w8s very neatly decorated, iu t

IEXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE IN A RAMLo WAY CARRIAGE. The Newcastle ChsoSicAe says: The following statement, strange as it is, may be relied upon as strictly true. The gentleman, who was the subject of the outrage, is a person of the highest respectability, whose veracity cannot be dou

TIM ORDINATION (AT CANTOR. Yesterday was the principal day of the Ordination ser- - vices at Hope Chapel, Canton. At.Ieen o'clock, a large Y and respectable congregation assembled in the chapcl, when b there were present a number of ministers of the town and L~neighbourhood, viz

TRADE'S UNIONS AND TRADE MOYEMENTS. The (eo'soa OUca OWN CORnESFONDE55OZ) E. Th following is a summary of the shove for tho past l, week o- (5 THRE LONDON COAIXtTfls'f ON~ THE xnADB'S UNION so DILL. This Committee hsos held two meetings during thle week, V ;y at the offices of th

A case of this character has just come before the Berk- shire Magistrates, sitting in. Petty Sessions, At Newbury. I The prisoner was George William Bayfield, alias Chamber- lain, charged with feloniously intermarrying Elizabeth Hildick, of Lapworth, Warwickshire, his former wif

TILEDLGAR. - - . fi thle ddinfy Court, befos' Mr. Jtdge- Herbert. SoTE_ !rditors presebt Messrs. C. B. .i~irris u*l 3. PVews, Iker. thyr; R. Gvoeertws~, Pontypool; (4. A, Jonies, Aberg,,- vefly; . S Da'ieicei B.3. . £vi~s Crickbowall;- D. CI ly n .MraNwot orisco Se(id-, mitd).Jam