... Lt),mUoN GAZ J.i.TE. D 1O-WNING ST-r7EEi'P.Sr tirwml'r i9. ?? Qun'nin ?? I a ii ?? 1:ip 'i~nr Sir E1linrd WVal1 cr iHend, Bitt., t, be C.,p n i- it, r * no; I (if vz t' tr r .i f. (ii1'tCIvitili'S ?? t'n' ?? N *v [irai.rk:sivk, a oat N-,-ni ?? ami 'F r I-ta' ;11ih .,i, P, inL lfi;'tar tutI C'ire'rn''r-(hr-l AifvIllthtflue 1r ¾ iwe ,s ?? tlneC ?? i:tninL utf N''rti Anl ?? an1dl of thlte Ibland ...

... of~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~0 a ENGLARD. S6 r Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and suite are ex- of pected to remain at Powless Honse, East Cowes, until the first SC ie week in the enlsuing month, when the Royal Duchess returns to Frogmore Lodge, near Windsor. Her Royal Highness's youth- -ii ful srandcbildren, the Princes Arthur and Leopold, and the Princess Louisa, are staying at Osborne, ...

... .' MATRIMONAL llEtATMO -'F'TEOT'COTrf.: .! j j 4 , ;- = - n - lay by' i . )rni theo ditp'si.Ooc0 Po st atther, queftin. S e'1.cmsi.iar psum kth wedlock is lesC r be Ali quen fland 5aqJ6l plaisa beuethlweod j t te-bDe. Notlkn4d ojiot hold maragerndiesa e regrd ye icio i M~OO ~s'l~l~by th~')ow'r1 in ~ glazid.' . No afttcpt msd ring ~ toupport is umpj-ion on -any. grounds 'of 'blservatiou ...

... (From the T'ries.) The, following extracts fions the Correspondence of aI nnif who gave. upl a good situation of £300 a-year to go to titi, gings, give. a lively picture of the tijs and downs of lift Ic: Australia: Melbourne, April 131. I am once mnore inl this City driven t't it by continuled ill. fortunec at thle diggings. For the last six months I have lwt ii floundering about onl the ...

... TIHE DESTRUCTlON OF BOMARSUND. # t *a. ?? f] . Pt >|z ?? 5A n ? A ?? (trom the Times' Corresjltoniencc) Ledsunid, Sept. 5. Since I last wrote all the fortifications of Boniarsund have been destroyed, and the works, whichi are said to have cost i.etirly six millions and upwsards of 25 years in construction, Ibave been reduced to shapeless masses of smouldering bricks and stone in almost as many ...

... TH E W-AR=B. ladei jig ARiPORT15D RETURN~ OP SIR V.C '12XX~ Vh OX nisH 1iAMI,Rv Vo its 'I is reore, Id seems tobe bblieved` that !Admiral Sir;C. aWeni i'Napiecma'y be'slhortly expected'in this cofiatr`Yonh~isi eur 0,fccoi the Bhltic.' His arris alvwonlid, of courei ply that -ope. TI T ations in that quatrter are at an end-for the year, aind that'our whak fleetwvill 'toon finid'its way ...

... _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t t'fts is the dull season in the political world, and the 1 -Verald feels it apparently very much. Very much the nore, that there seems to be no rag In the smallest of E burgh politics that requires mending, no Town Council. I !er to be cntigaterl, no Police Commissioner to be snub- t bed, nothing out of gear about the Poor-House. Prince for Albert's portrait, and Mr alu ...

... OPE\ING OF THE GREAT NORTH OF SCUTLANNDI IRAILWAY.'I The formal opening of ?? line, extending railway conmo.. nication forty uriles nert;, in all bar euniroken connection with tile great railwriy system throughout she kingdom, took- place on Tresrisy. It is nine years ago since tie project of the Gret Nortb of ?? Ririliwav was launched, viz, during thle miania of 1645. 11'relirnimrrv ...

... [The foll-xving appeared iii our first edition of Friday ?? Jli Lj\ L ISLI iLL 1 Lit Lit i-i.. ?? -t-. i . I iJA 13B.RONY PAROCIHIAL BOAIRD. - 1 - ?? II.,., . e+.,a l IIt. ?? I,,, Tie Commuulittec of ilaul i ig cient of thie Barony lari.sl Par- oeidal Board ulet on emdiiesday-l)r Aitken bi the chair. iM'litOVl:J) il.l(l1dl. AR1 AN11 M0liElN1OI'S. The sub-colminittee atppoited to ?? an ...

... A lettpr -^1 flus - -vnwA _ - 1_ -.. . . , .. A letter onl the new treatment of cholera by castor oil, in M1i6's College Hospital, lias been addressed by Dr George Jehuson to the editor of the Medical Tilnes ao2ut Gazette, from which we extract tLe following:- All thl eases of cholera which have come under my care in the hospital have been tteated by castor oil, administered in a mode ...

... te, a NE1W APPROACHES TO HOLYPOOD.-Before the royal party left Holyrood, Mr. Matheson had the honour of an inter- game view with Hrinco Albert, when he submitted the designs for the I, leo- proposed improvements and new approaches to the Palace and ein Park, prepared under the directions of Sir William Molesworth 'nt`e Chief Commissioner of her Majesty's Works, &o. EHis Royal e, on Highness ...

... |TIE RUSSIAN REPLY TO TllN AUSTRIAN AND I PRLUSSAN NOTES. I The bideenwlenee Blelye contains the followin.g account of the 111u sei an reply to the Austrian and Prussian notes ?? Te despatch of Count Nosseirode reters, iii thle first phiec, to the negotiations welitch have taken ptace since the Austro- Prussism somnations. * ullssia,' it says, h las assentefd to the greatest past of the ...