... any time, by any means, to increase the happiless and promote the welfare of the club; and trusted her present effort would speak of her willingness to iesure, if p ssible, their unanimity. The proceedings throughout were characterised by true cricketing ...

... LOST TssAVaLLua.-Some days ago, a man in a Turkish dress, and of very wretched appearance, arrived at Lille. He could not speak a word of French. Several persons who know something of the eastern langtages were sent for, but could not understatd a word ...

... In the dress which she sedvtcated there was tiottting ineonvenieit, unbe- comilng, or uasiglttty. Of its comlort ?? could speak with ronlidetce, and whetlter it was universat y adopted or n ut she should certainly eolititlue to wealr it. Ehe Utterly denied ...

... 12,321 visitoas at the Crystal Palace las ,- Monday-a shilling day. e All the Irish provincial papers received last Mjonday speak of the disease having attacked the tops of potatoes. Te Th fatal marks are, however, by no means general. The prosecution of ...

... Rolland. It appears that Mr. Coningham lent Mr. Urquhart £20 in April last year, in order that he might go to Stafford and speak on Turkey. With part of the money Mr. Urqnhart paid his bill at the Clarendon hotel. In December last Mr. Coningham, replying ...

... have been engaged from Yorkshire than any other county, ( excepting, of course, Middlesex ;-a significant fact, and one which speaks the highest praise for Yorkshire as a musical county. There is to be a choral rehearsal in Exeter-hall to-morrow (Friday) ...

... included the names offrom eight handred to nine hundred subsrciberse -the spontaneous manner in which the project was I taken up speaks more than volumes could utter the ] nature of that true homage to real worth of which the I testimonial was after all no more ...

... accounts have heen received :-4 The E01to Agiicoee says;-1 The wheat harvest is nearly terminated in Fiance. Generally speaking it will not he of such good quality as that of 1857, and will weigh on an averageI four or five Icilogrammes less par hectolitre ...

... statement of what pased between them on the Mr oocasion :-w ary not, of course, give details as to his. tri- talk, but I can speak of hir cheerful omDIposure, bis calm ma.- eonfidence in the suacesa ofthegovernment. Therewas h a a serenity about him, rare ...

... s perseverance and determination. When I had the honour of being pre.' sent last year at this banquet, I took occasion to speak of the Emperor of the Freneb, and I volunteered to point out the numerous instances in which his policy had been friendly ...

... Preston, being exposed to no other destruc- tive agency than the furious wind, have received but little damage, comparatively speaking. But the pre- mises at TDang Sha, occupied by Messrs Piercy and Smith, have suffered severely, a large junk, or native vessel ...

... diflerence whatever betwseen, them. (Hear, hear.d The chairman had eatrusted him with a toast which lucdily, enabled him to speak on a subject mwore congenial to.his feelings than politics on such- an occiasion as the present. It was the subject of -the ...