... Sharper Than March Winds. One rough March day the Chief Justice was W o alighting from his carriage at the entrance to A the F'our Courts, Dublin, as his razor-like official y came puffing and blowing from the effects of ythe gale. ou seemnquite out of breath, said M the Chief Justice, as he shook hands with his r. official. Yes, replied the other, as I came along the quays the wind was ...

... THE REVISING BARRISTER AT I FAREHAM. 1l Oni Monday morning r.Rwionsa t at the Red I Lin, areamto evie te lstsforthe parishes ,i f Suthick Potchste, ad Frehami.-Ar. ~ Bsho rpreened heLibras; ndMr. KBurton II M Be OWNERS Ol Occupsans. v r ebrook, Overseer for Portchester, called Ifthe attention of the Barrister to the fact that sicary every owner in the prs wa placed on the O ita an occupier and ...

... EFaOBI OUS OWN COB.RESPONDMMNS ik VALETTA, Nov. 26th. or The dreadful scourge which has molested us ht during the past memorable months may be said a to have exhausted itself in the concluding episode id of Sunday last, when, in conformity with the t instructions issued on the 14th inst. by H.16. as Monsignor Buhagiar, the Apostolcl'Andmlnis. e trator of this diocese, a solemn Te De^m. - s ...

... NAVAL NOTES AND NEWS , ?? OtTc OwN CORRESPONDENTrS.]: TnE British, Indian, Australian, Canadian, and or American pilots propose to do a graceful thing el in a graceful way. As our readers know, they mr nave raised a sum sufficient to erect a suitable bh memorial to the rnemnory of the late Admiral at 8edford Pim, the sailors' friend, and it is in- nr tended that this memorial shall take the ...

... JOHN BULL'S JOKES, n- i (Prom Punch.) id UNCLE REMUS ON C. S. P-tN-LZi.- Brer Fox , he lay low. P AN OPPOR-TUNIST.-He: Oh, Emil-Miss e Crumpoher-can-have you ever loved? She: So VERY LIKELY.-Small rustio (to Brown, ir whose champion North Caspin ear hound has It. juet gobbled up oneof Farmer Rackstraw's prize X riLhbjts, which had got out of the hutch): If B. yer 'II gi' me tuppenee ...

... ART IN CAMEO-CUTTING, The Workman's Stock in Trade. 1 Cameo-cutting is chiefly carried on in Romes Florence, and other Italian cities where J foreignersresort,but there are workers in Paris and in America. There are two descriptions of cameo. cutting, of widely different value; the first being I work upon precious stones, and the second upon I stones known as cameo shells, which are softer t ...

... _ - - - Ad of -li AMINISTE1 RIAL OCTOPS. ch, S. On Mlonday, in the Commons, MNr.. W. H.L aid ban Smith, inl moving a resolution to the effeet-tlat tin ,taim the whole of the time of the House for the re- ined mnainder of the Session should be at thle disposal cm] .1 be of the Government, enumerated thle measures 22' mUd, which the Government hope to pass this Session. pil d to It was the ...

... PORTSEA: ISLAND BOARD OF GUARDIANS. . . IL The first meeting of the newyly.elected Board d of Guardains was held- on Wednesday afternoos h at -thbe Worktiouse, at Kingston, when the s *members present were: Mr. Alderman W. A. e Bone (presiding), Commander Bamber, Messar R t W. Biaie, 'Alderman W. Kent, G. :T 'e Cunningham, -Aldermati A. - Cudlipp, -G. E. :, Couzens, J. H. Allen, W. B. Light, H ...

... T.HE C RI JM E S.. B I L^L. ' THE~ SSECOND. READI. G Z. The. Easter-. absentees, with few exceptions, z Mr'.Cha~mberlain the rpost. notable,.were back E again in their places in Jhe Hoeuse ?? Commons 'A on Monday evemlug.. , . f .31r.- Sexton re-operued the discussionr on .the Ca Coercion Bill. The interest of his speech turned ez far nmore on personal matters than ., ona the,. mere oi ...

... H.M.S. T.INE IN.THE GALE. The Tyne left Portsmouth at sir o'clock Pon: the evening of the 14th inst with twol s batteries of 'artillery, wabomen,- and children, b d numbering -altogethcr 4(0 souls,-for Plyjnouth, b where she- was to -embark auothdr battery of * artillery, all-forlMalta. Soun' after getting to sea al * she encountered the Aiifft and ]ightee-part of' the A gale. Wind and waves ...

... SOCIETY GOSSIP, (F'ront TI;lt1h ) ech *rl lasily 5 is to 1hvc ?? this evenilng intci;o ! iC i to Staly there till next a i h\ '1ghe' i ss gollg to ?? :i. Biallfoos r 3 :t-ou (nl Sulndav, lIlt)SVOvO, lis tii , u ; l urge-it Smli iisoii froms i . a ?? ild ?? io ted by tile nlighlt traill It i , -l 1h it f Her Majesty shlus much -icr the comfort or the : d ;, rrinicteis ill draggil'g thei down I ...

... SoCIETYX GOSSIP. F r Vito'i 1 s is to attend the I Q ?? ' - lr . - ouO mn next month, to a ' lonial Exhibition by the hI .,o the most statel and an 1 1 cler Maje-sty has joined b e uu~ ct ?? Prhr!ntc Consort. I have t jl , ?? th l e etzremonxial which -:te'nu of tile Exhibition of t ,,l it oi e losely asT Opossible on s ! i ?? 1 , ' y Q..eeno will be a.csoml~pied *0 - o-ie R; t;!I8':SO' ?? ...