... (COx ULD) ,p lii WEST SUSSEX AGRICULTURAL e: ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the fiiends and supporters Al of this useful Society, whose object is to afford t encouragement to industriols and meritorious iT agricultural labourers, was held at Goodwood, on p Tuesday last. The proceedings of the day corm- a Ience , as usual, with a shearing match, which1 took l place under the widespreading ...

... FAREHAhf. bel sf n1o.+n A -T, YARSEHAIM |The Cildren of the Portchester Day and Sunday eI Schools, numubering over 90; have recently had their d atnnual exanaination, and treat of pluni-cake and tea, vin the presence of the Vicar, thle Rev. C. RI. Butler, II and subscribers to the schools-when the children, ; from a handstoalfdecoriated illuminated Christmla btree, r'eceived rewards, the ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES IN ENGLMAD.: On Tuesday 'was issued the report of the proceedings of 9 the Registrar of Friendly Societies in England, and of the principal matters transacted by friendly societies which have come under his cognizance during the past year. During the year 1857, 1889 societies have had rules and alterations examined hb the Registrar and registered pur- suant to the act. By t ...

... N!AVAL AND M~ILITARY N~EWS.! ?? is he The Indiacna steam ship arrived at Plymouth oil Wed- if nesday, bringing dates from the Cape of (Uood Hope of the of 12th of August. The Governor left on the 27th of July, G re and was received with acclamation at Beaufoit on the 7th G of August. Great hopes are entertained of the successful T termination of Sir George Grey's mediation between the T Ss ...

... qua: SUSSEX. Jamn 50 d 8-I d CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL. ditt, The &llwing Sevices and Anthems have been appointed for gene the 26rh tist. (the First Sunday after Christmas) and during thee rlittt en.'uing wree- -0 wve Sund'y -'41orning Service.-:Bennett in E ; Sanetns, Hyrde, and M Creed, (jet hlton. Evening Serviee-Elvey'in A; Anthem, lin s that (10, Flvey, men Monday-3tomninq.-Sanctus, Kyrie, ...

... 1Oa A'L INUELLINGCE.' Col. kent; Arevisw of the troops stationed in this gariri fu Le in '1take place on Soiitbsea Common; on Mfonda kis'oti rried nour of the o'rest ?? event on that day 'to bc' ythe 'lebrated, TI Are aviehowever, btveryfewr ruli1i Sa Iffec- ices in the pixie availabl6 foi such a purpose. The 'yo not droops now stationad here include, 734 Ihen of the 'ou t lay pIth7 the ...

... T,n,Nr i,- -r t -- - P- -. *. ± tin - ' - ' ~ ~ 'r r r N~ iey LOQrUCITY IS an unfortunate gift to a ma; a of of mediocre intellect and small information; it V inspires hint with great ambition, and leads hiln into temptation, which frequently ends in of his discomfiture. An individual mnay have do the ability to arrive at sound judgment upon ho questions which may be brought under his con- er ...

... NAVAL AND lMILIT4ARY NEW8. The Sybille, 40, Comnmodore the Hon. Charles G. B. Elliot, arrived at Plymouth yesterday afternoons I from Hong-Kong, which place she left Jan. 21; Sin- l gapore, Jan. 31; the Cape of Good Hope, March 11; i St. Helena, March 20; and Ascension, March 25. The mail steam ship Bosphorus arrived at Ply. l mouth on Thursday evening, from the Cape of Good 4 Hope. Her dates ...

... (COSTIIrrED.) PORTSMOUTH TOWNl COUNCIL. The adjourned q1uarterly meeting ofthe ]loroueh Council was held on Moinday last; the 111yor in the chair,' ?? INCltEASE IN TILE POLCE ,1onCR. The Council resuimed the consideration of ail amendent proposed by Mr. Alderman LevV and seconded by -Mr. Alderman Nance, to thle effect 'illat as the state of the police force is a subiect aflecting the credit ...

... 'EST :r- I:N T GL'EE FRANCE.. t The Xeoni0ten of Thursday states that a yI.sern- lY bleinent, or seditious gatherino took place in .Paris ?? oni ,WVedhesday nighlt, evidently connected ~vith the'; 'g 'aff~tr 'at Ghalons. Thrle fficial orirnal fulrther states ' ra ,tliab tie htmber ofarrests in the departments has mi been greatly exaggerated. t Ir- We nnderstand that the Queen has made cbo ee ...

... flt7 91 ?n?- B 12 V JyruD1. ?? C'ura7>oaa 31, screw, Captain Mason, and the R lacoon, 22, screw, Captain Paynter, proceeded to 7Dover on the evening of the 29ith nlt., to form part 1 of the squadron of honor on the arrival of the bridle of the King of Portugal on a visit to her Mtajesty ,The Han2oaze, lighter, arrived from Queenstwnn ;on the 30th nit., and sailed on the 5th inst. for Fal- s ...

... -,AC d X1nAvIN tat. NEW REPRESSIVE LAWS. The measure which has been proposed to the Corps Legislatif is a.ohethe loi entitled one' to provide for E the public safet5', audit consiists 6f'er~tan additions to several articles of the Penal Code. ., Article 2 punisbes with imprisonment from' one month to two years every individual who, with the .object of dasturbing~the public peace, or of ...