... TRE ROYAL SOCIETY. At the last meeting of this society, the Barl of Bosse, pre- sident, in the chair, the Right Hon. Lord Ashburton wiag elected a fellow of the society, and Mr. Edward J. Cooper, of Marknee Castle, Ireland, was admitted into the society. A paper was read On Changes produced in the Blood by the Adrministration of Cod-liver Oil and Cocos-nut Oil. By Dr. ?? Tbompson, F.R.S. ...

... THgE BISHOP OF NEW ZEALAND -AND ?? XBLANYESlAN MlSSI0N. At the quarterly meeting of the Mayfair District Ame- ciaiuii of the' Society for thle Propagntion' of the Gospel, held yesterd - of~ernoon in the Curzon school-rooms, Mail- ket-straet, Mayfair,: a lecture was delivered by the B ight Rev. tbe Lord Bishop of New Zealand, on the subject of thle Melanesian, mission0. A. numerous comnpvny., ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN I0C/FOL SOCIETY. Yesterday the aannual examination of the children edu. cated under the auspices of thie society took plece at. the school in the Borough-rowad, in presencee of Lord John Rus- sell, who presided afterwards at apublic meeting held in the sameo building, in furtherance of ithe objects of the asso- ciation. A report was read by the secretary, MVr. Datin, whsich ...

... METROPOLITA NSE WBBS COMMiSSION. Yesterday a special court wras held at thle principal office, in Greek-street, Solio iquare, the commissionlers in atten- dance belug thle chairman, Sir Charler Fellowes, Lientenant- Colonel Dawilon, and Messrs. Baker, Gibson, Smith, and Hawes. The SECRETAnY read the following correspondence (copy.) 1, Greek-street', Soho, May 17, 1884. My Lord-At the roquest ...

... SECOND EDI TiON. MORNING CL{RONICLR OFFICE, Wednesdap, 12, RNoon THE BOMBARDMENT OF ODESSA. LFROM OUR CONSTANTINOPLE CORESPONDENT J Her Majesty's ship London, off Odessa, Saturday, April 22, 1854. Wind S.S.W. to S. and S.E. 5 ?? made signal for steam-squadron to proceed in execution of their orders. Sampson, Tiger, Vauban, and Descartes, stood round the bay towards the Imperial mole-head (that ...

... Week endling Mar ?? Fassrntgerr.,76~he~. .S l Goods. d i . . 1221 0 - 10 20 t) f Corspnin ,'klt 'r ..10;52 It C i 'CvUZ0nooxAnu ,& ErIERsuGHo & .tSa~o1V IEAtuWAYS. Wekeknd~i:Lc Slav to.f Goods die.. . . 9,571 12 Q.d tCerre-pnodin'- wet-k ita- _ _ 14454 10 105 Week -niz 21I. Passen~gers, 1e ps - 5 6 Corresponr 1kv; weekc foayu , 42 Ct Scorresic CrsnTu. & Scerr-rrrn-1r M _ANIJNTINIAI>Y Weak ...

... The Queen gave a Concert on evening at Buckingham Palace at which tbe folio> rtistes assisted, viz.: — Mdlle. Cruvelli, Madlle. Bv Madlle. Didee, Signor Lablache, Herr Formes, Si^u ■ onconi, Signor Luccbesi, and Herr Reichardt. T i al Family, the Foreign Ministers, and a large circlt e nobility were present. Sir William Parker, K.C.B., is appointed fl-g officer at Plymouth, in the room of Sir ...

... JESUS COLLEGE, OXFORD. The Justice and Kxpedieney of preserving for Wales the WcLsl. I ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT .—On Thursday, the 27th ult., Wm .Curtis and David Jones were accidentally killed at the above place. The former .came to his untimely end hy being jerked off the new limestone engine, and falling under the wheels of the carriages, which passed over his body. The latter was killed at the Pantyffcurest pit, by a heavy fall which came down upon him. Eaoh of the unfortunate men ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY. At this morning's market Factors generally insisted on an advance of la. to 25. per qr., on Euglish wheat, the sales made being at prices about the same as those current on this day week. There was not a very large fresh arrival of foreign Wheat, and only a retail business was done, at an advance of Is. per qr. on Monday's rates. Household Flour Is. per sack dearer, and ...

... Spirit of Light and Life—essential fount Whence every blessing flows in fullest tide, Spirit of gentleness^-Oh, let me mount, And mingling with the blessed ones—abide Beneath Thy shadowy w ings—and let ice stray II By the pure waters bear me up—away— And steal toy soul to real ns of endless day. Oh heavenly Father how divine that light Which Thine effulgence gives and blesses there And ...

... HOUSE OF L011D3.—FUIDAY. The Tloval assent was given by commission to so vera bills, which have passed both Houses ot Parliament. Iti reply t> a question from the .-lar\'ies3 of Clanricarde as to t.10 want ot aecnmniooa ion, aud tue ant also of boats in the event of accidcnt, oa board the Andes, which conveyed troops to the has1., The Duke 0f Xe .castle sai 1, some 0f the rumours were! true, ...