... heartily received. e MAILS FOR AUSTRALIA ANDP NaW ZEALA.ND.-The iS next mails will be despatched from London as follows: w New Zealand, viba San Francisco, on the evening of Thurs- fo day, the 19th of October. Australia, vi& Southampton, on w the morning ...

... held to-morrow (Wednesday) evening, at six o'clock, in connection with the preaching of Mr. S. H. Coles, Evangelist, from Australia. After tea addresses will be delivered. Mrs. Dale, wife of Mr. Dale of Bridge-street, narrowly escaped being burnt to death ...

... their works and hasten legislation. The Tunes of yesterday says that private advices have been received in Cornwall from Australia to the effect that immense sums of money have been lost there in tin mining, that nine-tenths of the companies are being ...

... tural districts should be elec by the rate- = 80 that the people in such districts hay t0 manage their own affairs to South Australia, assisted by after an interval ts about to Sir Arthur Blyth, K.C.M.G,, the Agent Eimigration it t ustralia, has 40 resume ...

... Chins, n th kh The teu | was when Lees te trom bd to Val bas vine of art at i Utlice say I ax sure i perme: past as x Ce! Australia, the a Thomsen, M.A, who mes fur Toe ere ott Nob bers increased shove 6 aver Tay the Erol ore re ovat ea was Londes, ta M ...

... merriment, as did also the comic s.-ngs rendered by Messrs. Joint and Goman. Part II included hornpipe by Mr. W. Bailey, clog dance by Master F. Parkin, and character song by Mr. Joint, all of which were greatly appreciated by the large audience. The ...

... Plymouth Sound yesterday morning The ship will be outside the to-day for steam trial should this prove will probably sail for Australia to-morrow morning Shannon 9 ironclad Captain C G F Knowles up in basin yesterday for trial of her capstan and engines were ...

... then own destinies. They had not the same right of selfgovernment as we had given the French-Canadians and the peop'e of Australia. It was monstrous that self-government should be given to the Channel Islands and , refused to Ireland. They had moreovei ...

... The Home Rulers of Penzance have apparently just bat her oa ter promptl: her back. The a violin solo, and acrobatic and clog dances, and “nigger” The entertainment XN woman, however, fi it a quarter of an concludes with a eccentricities are given by the ...

... sincere good T HURRICANE AT SAMOA, The steamship Iberia, Captain J. W. Shannon, whick arrired at Plymouth last night from Australia, brought files of Australian papers. They con’ the wrecks of the six German and American war tain long accounts of and thirteen ...

... Orchard, Bible Christian, who native of Holswjrthy, and on June 18th. 1865. just af'er his marriage, left this town for Australia to become a successful missionary has for som- years past been the Superintendent of the Bible Christian Missions Near Zealand ...

... sung tbe bones and tambourine songs dialogues and antics amusing There was the usual stump speechifying breakdown and clog dancing very nimbly and neatly executed We should have liked to heard more of Mr Tute’s violin playing which decidedly good An ...