... 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 ...

... .*fl f- A VI I on MR. DISRAELI.t he On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Blackburn Protes- tl he tant Association and Church of England Institute was held IT he in the St. Peter's school-room in this town. The Rev. Thos. ti - Sharples, M. A., incumbent of St. Peter s, was in the chair. d JY- Tee Rev. Chairman, in explaining the object for which r TS the association had been called together, ...

... I THE. EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. The second edition of the Morning Chronicle of yesterday as says:- On the 10th the expedition wase concentrated at at the Serpent Isla nd, and was to sail for the Crimea on the he r' Besides the steamers belonging to the fleet, three regular se, 'srvices are esiablished between the Crmea tnd C seuti- 0;; e:.'GAAZ,:j$V6..A division of the allied exipedition ...

... very de SrnAeouaDSHIRE.-The harvest in this county is now All Oa i~lbut completed, and the reports wee gave last week are folly tud. confirmed by more recentinaformation. For quality, the wheat tio Ced. of this year will be supierb. .One peculiarity of the wheat be, nor crop this season ie that the straw is unusually fine and. an '!on abunudent, as well as the grain; a coincidence, wye are ...

... 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 ...

... I I OFFICIAL 1NSTRUCTIONS ISSUED ON THE 3RD INST. TO OUR TROOPS ON LEAVING VARNA. 1. The invasion of the Crimea having been deter- minxed upon, the troops will embark in such ships as shall be provided for their conveyance, which will rendezvous at Baidjik, and proceed with the com- bined fleets to their destination. 2. In an operation of so much difficulty it is essen- tial that the ...

... jINA UG URA TIOPNof SY7. GEORGR'S-tHALL. 1 (FROM OUR OWN CO1RESPMPNDBNT.] LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING. the The first miscellaneous concert was given in St. George's- the hall last night, when the principal vocal performers were the Mine. Clara Novello, Mine. Castellan, MMme.'Weiss, Mrs. rket Lockey, Miss Dolby, Mime. Viardot Garcia, Miss Stott, Mr. OD. Sims Reeves, Signor Gardoni, Signor ...

... ?? ?? AMER IC A. * (Sttp~prementmny' `o Telegrapi fi oir 7ast.) TuiE following are the imore interestitig portions of the news broug ht by the Asic,t whose arrival at' Livrpool on Sondaiy, has been announced in- our, last:- Sam-rous Riers.ZThe At4erican Protestant Associa- tior assetnblod at Newarik; New Jerssj, on the -5th inst.; to celebrate the first sittinig of the Aiaerican Congress. The ...

... I . .nn~T' A SPLENDID iTAIr rvvs' -- (FROM A COastSLI11osN'~T.) G A short time ago, we understood that the proprietors Of Es the -IHigh Peak Railway had determined to put a passenger F train on their line. Having known the line for twenty-five Sa yasadgoeover it and cr~ossed It in all dIrections, we Si made up our minds to have a trip over It under the new cir- Ml cumstances, and ...

... 's The following curious advertisement has just appeared in r. the Linmerickr Chronicle :- An extensive landed proprietor at on the banks of the Shannon will make a wager of £500, id that he has the handsomest wife, the handsomest nine chil- re dren, and the handsomest estates in Ireland. Application is to be made to J. F. E. G. Eyre's Hotel, Glin, county k. Limerick. August 30. ...