... TUE *W BUILDING FOR THE POST- OFFICE SAVINGS bane:. To-morrow the Savings Bank Department of *le Central Post-office will be transferred fron st Pauls -churchyard to the great building newl/ erected for its occupation in Queen Victoria-street. Tie site lias been well chosen, being on the north ; a ...

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... PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES AND THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY. It has seldom happened, even in the long annals of the city of London, that the freedom has heen taken up within niv! week by two recipients so distinguished as Prince ...

... A falling barometer at the end of last week brought with it some copious showers of rain, and this accession of moisture will be generally accept- able, especially as springs are low. Tho outlook for winter keep is nearly everywhere encouraging, the root crops being of a decidedly satisfactory character. In some district* turnips and swedes are rather freely running to top ; in such cases the ...

... tbe care of the managers. All available income has been exhausted, and the charity relies for the rest of the year solely upon voluntary aid. Contributions grate- Cully received. Bankers— Messrs. Glyn. Mills, and Co. ARTHUR R. CAPEL, Tieasuiet. JAMES ROGERS, isecretary. Offir, 71. Great St. HeITW. EC. Rational hospital for consumption, ontha A. v Seiarate Principle, l_dercliff, Ventnor, Isle ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. m Compared with the excitement associated with the objection to the winner of the Cesarewitch last week's racing at Warwick, Thirsk, and Sandown Park, created only passing interest. But for the maiden successes of Mutual Consent, the first foal of Fair Rent, by the defunct Sir Charleß ; of Hope by Glen Arthur, dam by Oxford out of Lady Rose ; and of Primate by Preferment ...

... STORTING INTELLIGENCE. • -_■— tead of history repeating itself in connection with this year's Derby and Oaks, except that both events were carried off by the first favourities, the •victory of Melton has broken the Bpell that previously surrounded Middle Park Plate winner. at Epsom; and the honour can no longer be claimed for the Dewhurst Plate of that longer distance two-year-old race proving ...

... l^, _^ I ONDON _~ RORUJSAUX ?? MA „ soura of France, and ?? ' ?? ?? NAVIGATION ?? mag- *~m9. __ Steamships GANNET and LAPWING with I .SS? ?? =»ns_. ?? ?? ?? I?- J 0 Reward's fees. Through tickets ' arenow issued to Arcachon. Biarritz, Pau. Cannes &c ■Hie return vessels leave Bordeaux every Friday Autrust 18 ?? mt 4 am. ; 19. at 7 am.; S6, at 3 a.m. *»-• August 12, For further particulars ...

... TROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. PRETORIA, Junk 22. On Friday, June 17, the troops, which a few days 'previously had entered Potchefstroom amidst so much pomp, prepared to take their departure. The konour of England, had been upheld and asserted, «nd her name vindicated. What matter the trouble the left behind her, the loyal she abandoned, the in justice she perpetrated by this act? Had not Eng- ...

... MOTHER RUSSIAN REPULSE. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. SOFIA., Dec. 2. On Wednesday and Thursday som-3 hiri fitt- ing ensued on tbe Russians attacking Mehemet A i, Ue, however, succeeded in driving them back from the positions they had gained, threaten- ?? t« line of redonbts on the Camarh Pass and Camarli Heights. (Re ute r's Telegrams.) RUSSIAN OFFICIAL DESPATCBE3. RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS. BOGOT, ...

... , .c-ioti with ! Le Mail Express rn:m letviug r 011 ' ?? Ini Bolbom-vitttiuci 7*6 a.vi„ and Lu.igate- Vic--'- ' ?? — T, [ ii.a.l .-1-Du-U V RfcH. ?? appomted ll til - N verl „ lie ,|i for th coiiv-yaocH of the .1 ty •* ?? ?? ,'Vsre- ■»» _«_ *» *■'** -gg»Olw OAiLf. ?? I ?? , ?? aid Monday. ?? VKES. — M^guiiiceat Dpyer 4 ?? ( . „,, ?? .Kiatlou, with luxurious arm chairs. ?? -x ?? «l« ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.— Thus day. Tl c Lord Ciiancem or took his seat upon th* frooljack bt fivt- o*_UcV« APIH INTMENTS OF LORD RIPON ASfD LORD KEN MARE. Ear? -'STANHOPE presented a petitie*^ from certain paiiblr-s in Surrey against the appointment of Lir.l Ri|;er. as Viceroy of India aud of Lor* Kea.nire as Ljrl ...