... HIS MAJE.S'S 1'S 1EALTH. (I.'ON THE 'ill ioOUtirTC1AIL.AR Or1 TUEIDAY. ) His Nlajeaty's health has riot, we regret to strte, iniproved to thot degree as was anticipated ?? the favoimble 4state in which the King appeared on Satnrday. Sir Ilenlry 11alford aid Sir Mlittlhew Tierney remwied in attenldance oit his Ma- jesty during Sundiay nigilt. 'lbs twomedicad gentleiteri hield a coiiselttimoir. ...

... THE CABINET CYCLOPE-DIA. Cc DOMESTIC ECONOMY --BY M. DONOVAN, M.R.T.A. We select from the volumes of Dr. Lardner's work. eh:ch have Already appeared, one from the pen of our taleuted fel low-citizeen, on ' Domestic Economy. He brings to ths, consideration of the subject great theoretical and practiedl information, and a knowledge of ttin haw in vasious proceos, only attainable byaassiduous ...

... VES TqR 1 MCEE TINGVC, S. I SAINT ANDRE\VS PARISIl. rra at twvelve u'clock. the parishlioners of St. An- 1 senthled. in ratbet tli in umbers at the vestry room ef ?? C ?? CURATE in the Chair- Ite roe of electing churchawardens. &c., according to For ttI f Poriameot regulatitig first vestries. thfihelcrk statedl that there was on hands in favour of the gish ?? of the last assessments. If he ...

... TIHE PRESS. 'Ve beg to direct public attention to the ficts stated in ?? petition adlopted yesterday by a general meeting of the proprietors of newspapers in Ireland It is based on the document which appeared in the M/orning Register of yesterday. That document was only a draft of a petition prepared by Mr. STAUN- TON, at the request of the meeting held in Mott- ?? Rooms last Thursday Nothing ...

... I4131,tftl?i (FRtOM THE CONNAvu(wT JOURNAtI.) (Befole Mr. Justice BURTON and a Special Jury.) LI BEl, OFLAHERrT i'. SMIT1. S. great was the anxiety of the public to attend the trial of this case, in which Mr. Shell was specially engeiged, that the colrt house was surrounded at all early hour, not alone by crowds of gentlemen, but numbers of fashionably dressed ladies. From the excellent ...

... Elie yrveimalf 3011rloirnt . DUBLIN: MONODAY, APRIL 2i _--011191 - MEETING OF PARIAAMENT. An erroneous report having got into circulation, that there was an intention 'of prolonging the ad- journment of the Louse of Commons; we can po, sitively state that the business of both Houses of Parliament will be resumed on Monday, the 26th instant, as originally announced.- Courier. PORT UGAL.. A ...

... I 1s,6EJ GU Iv' UhLLIGI^ U~. F RENtCH P APF ` RS. PAF.ms, APIL 15-The Monmierur publishes the amount of the indirect taxes for the first three munths of 1880, compared with the first three months of the two preceding years.- Compared with ISM, there is a total diminution of 5 816,000 francs. Tire augme/itations amount only to 'l 9,Qoo francs. C(ompared with 1829 there isa realaugmeitiation ofI ...

... SKEFFINGTON GIBBON ON HIS TOUR I THROUGH IR ELAN D. I Ua questionbly the environs of Bray dhd Kilruddery soar above the tourist's description. Quin's hotel is an excel!ent huqce, arid I cannot say that the charge is exorbitant. This Kilruddery, anciently an abbey'of great emnience, 'Uas given in the days of Queen Eliaabeth to Captain Brabazon, de. seended from the noble fairily of Brabant, in ...

... I * On Tuesday evening Mr. Sheriff Hoyte, gave his second public sinner to the members of the Corporation, at Morris. son's Great Rooms, Dawson-street, to which the new Ses- siozis Grand Jury,'sworn upon that day, were, as is customary, invited. Mr. George Moore, and several magistrates, were among the guests who favoured the Sheriff with their presence. Tbe dinner was good. The usual toasts ...

... +PFR.CII O3F THF KIN OF S\vEDEN AT TD . 'L.OSE. OF 1''112 Si\V\I.,)SII DlIET. MARCH 19 I ?? the duration of the D)iet has ex- ?? more tlan a vlear, the term fixed l y oulr f.rm (if (loverniment has ?? ss proved tile imunutlithility of the niixtims on which the people desirce colstahitly to rest. Coll- filing in the direction of their King, they have reposed uipoli hise ionsititiltional ...

... I A VISIT TO L.ORD BYIRON IN ITALY. 0 (noitR dr coxmu.V.trrL4TIO ?? 2W U0R ?T JOURNAL, Dl' D,4 1.Sr i ?OF R.Vg ) Some persons have Spoken highly of Lordr Byron's powers of X iniver-irtion, awrhilst others have Irairiitinaed that they were e notinlg extri;,,drillry. 117ithout adopting either of these opi- . ous, I uray be permitted to observe, that the noble Poet e might riot in an hour or a ...

... TAX ON KNOWLEDGE-VERY IMPORTANT. A meeting was held in the theatre of the city of London Literary Institution, Aldersgate-street, on Monday evening, to consider the propriety of petitioning parliament, and memo- rializing the Lords of the Treasury for a reduction of the duty on newspapers and advertisements. Dr. Southwood Smith was called to the chair. A resolution in the spirit of the ...