... Monday, Titesdiyt S TeIltees(il'. Posmts. ?? ilS (1 S LON 11O)N, IIONDAy, isl A lC1 d, 1910. few5 % Ns saitu idtoi haVC htcin receivetl in ALS 'Town, of tile date of the °e7th ult. colitai1- -A ing the forrmal abdication of tl.c j)utch 'l'brone by T ltis l3olnaparte. 'The more important parts of ?? Dotch territory, as Zealanid ad(1 Hllaitnd, ivill, it is suppotsed, be ullitied to the French ...

... AIfOUSit. OF PItsI.It. MONDAY, Al\-crl 19.3 Lord .Xi IlS ItLn tmoved for a twumbelril Na N tval Papert, Itie bjec iat oli Wicli (his Lord- ship j stud) is to sitesv th tit, t a tiln XVhetL %e are sio locil at a ItPo, tr Iianutrts to cuitvey troolis, anti incurring ?? vy ex petise in Irocitirinig thlem, %ve ?? iialul 'i ur- sv ves$ ftileships laid ilp illt rl tiary, whihe ir ljolioa is ler tie ...

... TI[lURSDAY'S POST. HOUSE OF LORDS. tONaTeAY, May 7.-Earl Grey said,that wherever he turned Ilis eyes, at the present crisis, whether to the talmst unlimited povwer of our inveterate enemy abroad, or to the transactions that were taling place at hoie, he saw nothing but what tended to excite sentiments of alarm in his breast. sutch as lie had not on any former occasion, experienced. At homle, ...

... r- ' ` ' 1 5 PO ST. I .- ?, j -, 1. -! . ? ?-k I -L, - -- - .: : BUIZDETT- TO IS, : - . *: A;+;T'1UENIN ?? T'RELECTUKS- UFAWESTMIN4STER, ' i llihe letter nd. ressetl to nisn, anrti signed by 'tie inli thir ltt lwust-lmihers. EJectors of \Vest. i0:v 7. in the iilmie o lAlee'ting, hell in Pdallce-yatlid -'i.,rsda .lst, the 17th immstunt: and which was pre- .: ?? ? .lls Bulrdett, by th ...

... OXF OFQ RDI 1 . 0 ~SA~TURlDAY, (CT. 13. Tuesday last, the Rev. John Cale, D. D. Rector of Exeter College, having been previously nominated hvr the Right Honourable -Lord Grenville, Chancellor of. the University, to be his Vice-Chancellor for the ensuing year, was, in full Convocation, invested with that office. After .Which the Vice-Chancellor nominiated his Pro-Vice-Chan- cellors, viz. the ...

... - 1- LI '~ma LONDON GAZETT FE, Tvust~rstY, SEPT. 25. A~dinir'obl1 Offiv, Seplember 2~5. Th9IPATCHES, of which the follown recpes n ex- DJ tracts, have been received from Akdrqir'aL'Drurn Co mander in Chief in thle Eas ?? IGove'rnment House, Ambotia, Feb. WItat 1O1. Smt, Since my letter of the Bill inst. acquainting your Excellency wvith the capture of the Diltch ?? and Hope, by his Majestv's ...

... XTHIURSDAY'S POSTT. A BERKlS'IfIR¶ MEETI~J. ' ! A very refpedable and crowded nieetiirgoF Ihe rin bility, lergy,-galtienmenand freeholderI , of Berkfhire, on Mooday, affernbled at the Marlket Houfe, Abing- I don, the High Sheriff, Sir 'rheophilus Metcalfe, in the chair; to confider of the propriety of voting an Ad- drefs to his Majefty, at the prefent alarming crifis. After fome explanation ...

... BY E~XPRE~S'S-. L LOND ,01 S~tireMtER 7. D ISPATCHES were vesterday received from Lord D Wellingatuol, dated' the 18th ?? head-quarters .'were still at Celerico; the enemy had noi' muade any de- itionstrttiols of nn intentifon to attack our lines, andf dle wvhole of ?? army vere ilt good health, ?? spirits, asnd fully prepared dib tnV ?? Wellingtou is re- Iorted to have trasnsitted to. ...

... COUNTR'Y NEWS. CaearhagE, Auguit .'-The Rev. Dr. William Bell, late of Magdalen college, and now Prebendary of Westminster, has transmitted the sum of i 15,t'oa. 3 per cent. consols, to this university, for the purpose of founding eight new scholarships. The Rev. Ed. Frere, M. A. of Bene't College, is presented, by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, to the vicarage of Biggleawade, Bedfordshire.-The ...

... I1'nU:l:si PARLIA MtA ?? I fOU. i .* rEEi.R ; ?? i tBFRS.' ;i , MONDAY, F'i% 5 .3 S-yersl paiperswere !nitl on thie tfible onthe .subject of jthle pi editioiizi to 'N'Khileiien.- Their' Lirdshis iipidjomiro` at 6tve o ?? i , TUESDilAY', li~'s'r 6 T l'eir Lidr'id'lips't et at thirce! o'clock, .uind he1(4d ithe Coiutisel tor hi. Alpillt, int reply, in the 1 itte-calse of (GrovC 'clenii;lf -1, ...

... NVINCHEST'R.' SATURDAY, N>OVfEMBER 10, i810. Tuest ay- lastATURDAY~ hen2 he A liesayof the Z lins9o-:ety intbi Cis, stalised ar pyreuticing Poor Iloss ami G-irls, she Stewards arid Gentlemen naet at St. Johnl's noouse, and walked!, in -precession, to the Cathedral ChurchI, where ?? r-lesrt.antil veryappropriate ser-rono was preaiched by the 11ev. D. W~ill~am2. The Comnpany afterwards returned ...

... FROM TUESDAY'S LO!VDON04AZETTE. , WETMIINSTVR, JUNE 9.-Tlis day, the Lordf being m met, the Royal Assent Wtas giserl, by Comimissiplo, to 38' F Public, LaUd 21 Priv~stc Bills. OauNASCE OFFITuR JuNEU9.-Rdyal Regt. df Ar- ?? Lieutenant John Day to be -first Lieute-. init, vice Tumrer, deceased. Corps of Roal Ekngin'eers.-Lieatenant-Colonel NVilliam- Kerstemao it) be Colodjel, vice l)ebbeig, ...