... SA'CUi?I)AY, JULY 31, 1332. Wii onb le exrrpttonl. thc result of the (,enerail Flertionl is hefore the pulicdl, ntri it may he coisniileiitly stated that tuiit restill is in Ifavour of Lordl Derby's .\dlisiisistration. It is tsiflitillt to give the precisc nutitbs'rs* tbr anid agahist the (;overnilentst hult the stat)'ascoet in the .fo. ray Ierliluftw ii isrohahiv not tbr fromu thc truth. Tihe ...

... *P?h1iCb 3oiirttal. SATVRDAY, DEc?rn? ?7, IS?6. In a *ew houzt the yer1856 wvill merge into thie past.| The solemtn antriersax which the Chtristitat world is now eelcbratzwg La not the teason for indulgettce in polifteial passiOn. Let us, then, at the adlventt of ilim| who brought Pence and good Will to men, endeavou~r1 to fiorgt tbe atrifewbich h~s bees waged, in order that I the better ...

... 1- It is stated that the title under which the Speaker r. ascends to the House of Lords is that of Lord Bromr . ley, the right hon. gentleman having property in Mid. Id dlesex. The eldest son of the present Earl and Countess of Fife, a fine youth, aged eight years, will take the title of Viscount Macduff. The Irish Bishops who sit in the House 'ef Lords Is next Parliament will be the ...

... On Saturday morning a third attempt was made to et move this gigantic vessel, which, we are happy to sayw was eminently successful, and resulted in the Leviathan al being gradually lowered down the launching ways some tc 25 feet, in a slow and beautifuilly regular manner. The ol whole distance wac accompiished without any accident t% or delay worth speaking of, and throughout the entire sl day ...

... PRESENTITION OF PLATE TO TIHE MAYOR OF BECCLES. On Thursday evenin, .the 3thut., a meeting of the workinit classes of this town was convlened at the Al. sembly Room. to present to thle mavor. (,eorge Penn. Esq.. a piece of plate, the fund for which had breet ratisedby subscription amonst themselves. The meett- lug~ wnsl also attended by very :nany oi the przincipalt tradesmuen and tntir wives, ...

... -1I)t *ip~wirb 3ournal. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, IG56. r e sultry Tveathicrscc2 s to affect somewhat str~ae. ly the rensoning powers of certain ministerial vterits = A Session of Parliament has paimed away mnorc barren of legislation than any that has been known during the lst thirty years; and Lord Palmerston. who has at- l telmpted to conduct 1Her 'Majesty's Governmecnt with It the view solely ...

... M ISCELLANEOUS. General Sir J. Wilson. K.C-U13. Cotonel of thc 11th Regienzt ol Foot, died on Monday nmorning at his town residenec. The gallant General had s-en much active service from the spring of IVJI up to the cdose of the war. in 1915. The ?? Euphemnus arriveil at Spithead on Tuesday from. thle Crimea. with I&S Rtu~ial, g~un%, and 36 gun arTriges. Tlhe Lilydale also brought 57 guns, and ...

... SUDBURY ACRICULTUMLI SOCIETY. or (Ab~ridge-1 frrm Frez i.a4dard.) ! IThe niinth Annivicrsiry of this Society was celebrated se on the 17th instirnt, with its usual succes.s. the interest a- taken in the proceedings apparently extending~ through. ! ,out the large district embraced in its operations-aradius' ic of 12 miles round Sudibury-ats evidened by thte rcry nt the labourinir population ...

... The adjourned monthly meeting of this Commission | was held on Tuesday last, R. D. Alexander, Esq., in ls, the chair. The minutes of the last meeting having been con- 5 firmed, the Board proceeded to fill up the vacancy occa- c sioned by the death of Mr. Wrmt. Jarrold Ray. Mr. GEARD proposed that Mr. Henry Leverettbe n elerted. The MAson seconded the motion. a Carried unanimously. a The ...

... LATEST INTELLITIENCE. HER MAJESTY & THE INFAIfi}NCESS- The followi bulletin of tie hea!.t be; Majesty was issued on0 rsday worning.- BUCISINGA PALsA,0, Apil-16, 9 a.m. qiute faronrably. we going -JAMlES CLARK. CHRL>~ES LEOrCO,0OR M.D. ROBRT FRGUS'NM.D. Her Royal Highness the Dacehe of Kest xrieed At the Palace in the af ontm. ENGLAND AND PERSIA. PAilS, April 4.-The fteaty between England ...

... Accounts from Constantinople state that three Cir. cassians had been publicly assassinated by some domestics of Ilbami racha, the Egyptian Prince who is to be the Sultan's son-in-law. They state that they recognized in them the murderers of Abbas Pache. the late Viceroy of EgyRt, their waster's father, who, it wras given out, died suddenly in an apartment of his Adviees from Constantinople to ...

... M[I ISCE~LLA NEOUS. ENGLISH CATTLE IN AUSTRALIA.-Accounst have just been received trom Australia that Mr. T. T. Drake's ,(Shardeloea) famous bull St. Patrick, which won the I, first prize at the show of the Royal Bucks Agricultural e Society, at Buckingham, last autumn, has been sold for I £600. We hear that Mr. Drake is fortunate in having e in his possession several of St. Patrick's ?? ...