... DEPARTURE OF THE 88tm REGIMENT. on Tnecday morning last, the alove corps arrived here fron PscSt n, ?? embarked or board the stetan-ship Njigarn for active service ill the Eestcrn war. The event t ale ...

... ?? - ?? - - ?? -A. Fss~n TAEBLE D'H1OTES, AT FrUNY'S MERCHANTST'DINING MRh ROOIIS, SLATEri-COURT, oil the general fast day, to-morrow tie (Wednesday), the 20th instant. Charge Is ...

... I. - T J M :, . , ?? v o .: ' ,V ; ' O' MULTUR TN- PARVO. A new ?? been made at Birmingham, which is said -to be capable of washing 2001) shirts in ten Lola Motites was recently feeding apet bear with sugr, iwhen) It cau'ght bold of heij hand, and stuck tof it until soime one kisocked the animal on the head. Rand An emninent psychologist has deciled that spirit rappings the! are -produced by ...

... Sir G. H. Seymour, lately our Ambassador at St. Petersburg, was at the Easter dinner this year, given by the Lord Mayor of London, and addressed the CCn, pf.-y2 at some length. On his health being drunk, he said that the compliment belonged rather to the system under which he had been brought up than to himself indivi- dually. That system was a remarkably simple one. It was in fact, nothing ...

... BR1MZSR ?? TO A The ?? corespoel;p t, writug from Gallipali, the plaes of rendezvous for the troops of the western powers, gives the following grapic word-pictures of that place, and of its population both rative and foreign. The great contrast between comfortable quarters at home and the ferry accommodation provided for our troops at their Turkish destination, must have fordibly streck even ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGNCE. The English military guests have left'Paris, but their temporary sojourn in that city, an their way to the seat of war, has affarded an excellent opportunity, of which the Parisians were not slow to avail themselves, of show. ing the friendly teeling which exists between the allied countries. On Saturday, the emperor, aceompaniedby the Duke of Cambridge, went in an open ...

... - The following is our weekly calendar of seasonable gar- dening operations CONSERVATORY, &t.-Any attention which v-ill rerve to prolong the beauty of the azaleas and New lolland plants, &c., with which the show-house should now be gay, will be well bestowed, as when these are over it wtill, in most cases, be impossible to furnish the house with equallyv handsome specimens, and the. same ...

... A WORD TO' INSURREOTIOiNSTS&; STn,-The present is a most critical period in the world's history, and one which must, materially. infiw ence the cause of democracy. Russia shouts, War! France echoes back the word, War!-and England, interrupted, in her shop-keeping, money-getting pro- pensities, is obliged to join in the cry. The pacificators of Earope-the conspirators against French repub- ...

... PRJlEFERIMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS, The 11ev. Francis John Kitson, B. D. Fellow of St. Jonlb' college, Oxford, and Incumbent of Fyfield, near Abingdon, to the Rectory of Hemyock, near Collumpton, Devonshire. The Rev., George Renaud, M.A., Curate of Totteridge, to the Ministry of the new churchi at WVoodhill, in the parish of Bishop's Hatfield, Herts. The Rev. Geo. Harris Coole,* B.A., of Wadham ...

... .i 1 a I ug. t - I The service at the City Church was attended by the Mayor, several of the Aldermen, Town Councillors, anti the principal part of the parishioners, The Rev. R. C. Hales, Rector, preached on the occasion, selecting for his text the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th verses of the 20th chapter of the 2nd Book of Chronicles, Then there caniesome that told Jehoshaphat, saying, There cometh a ...

... COUNTY CONSTABULARY AND WrIG1LTS AND MEASURES I I MI. roll, . . : f lniintv VnnqfhJlhru .r-I Thle following, Report from the County Constahulilry arid Wigh'0ts and ZMesures ?? Was then read by the Clerk of thle Peace:- TH CONSTABULARY. It aippears to veur Committee that the several Suporinteneding Constables have 'Properly discharged thleir dutties during the past quarter. Tueo result of those ...

... - -0 HOUSE OF LORDS.-TnIURSDAY, APRIL 27. The LORD CcANCCELLOR totk his seat at b o'clock. PETITIONS PRESENTED. ADMISSION OF DISSENTERS TO THE UNIVERcSITIES.- By the LORD CIIANCELLOR, from Brentford; in favour of. PnOVISION FOR SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' WivEs.-By Lord ST. LEONARDS, from the Mayor and Corporation of Sunderland; in faveur of. PROSECUTIONS FOR PETTY LARCENY. Lord CAMPBELL inquirtd ...