... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOL UNDEIUIENTIONED PLACES. AUGUST 1858. I.: The abbreviations withi parenthesio-7(Caj), (S. C.), (E. ann G.), (N. B.). (E. P. and D.i-signity Caledonian, Scuttish. Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Nerthi Britiso, and0 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respeeelvely, and intinmate that the trains start from the termini el these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... LATFST NlbEWVS. YEBSTERDAY'S DESPATCHlES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) TIIE QUEEN'S JOURNEY TO TIlE, NORTII. This morninlg the Queen will leave Osborne for Leeds, whore she will opeii the TowiII Hall, to-inor- ?? A special train, containing the voulnger menllbers ot' tie Royal fltmily, w l' be ...

... L, A i;SiT N'1ES YESTEmDsaY'S i)ESP TCI{NS (By MAGNETIC PE[,EG RAPllI.) HER MAJESTY'S lETU1RN TO ENGLAND. Dover, 'TIrisrlAv. Sh1ortly hrefir' eleven o'clock this morlilrlg, tie Ilovil, vtetit wals seen far or oil' no tiren sen, Il1it rellny stemiiig ?? tie hillabour. Just plrC-i. lrR to tis, tih Managr' of tire Sorltt-l'astevii Iltaiway nt Dover reeived a telegri-tul train Lirron i th lar ie:' ...

... By the arrival of the Calcutta mail we (Times) have received our private correspondence and files of papers from Calcutta to the 18th of July, and from Hong Kong to the 6th of July. I N D3 IA. The following is the letter of our Calcutta corres- pondent: CALCUTTA, JUaL 18.-There is a lull in the campaign which will last, all European regiments hope, till the cold weather. The Commauder-iu.Chief ...

... On Wednesday evening, a general meeting of the subscri- bers and friends of the Government School of Art W'as held in one of thle galleries of the school, for the purpose of dis- tributin:g the prizes and electii;g office-bearers. David Morray, Esq., presided; and among the gentlemen present, we noticed H. E. Crnm Ewing, Esq., I. P.; Provost Brown, Bailie Russell, Bailie Pollock, Bailie ...

... SIR CHARLES NAPiER ON CHERBOURG. In a letter to the daily papers, Sir Charles gives his impressions of Cherbourg. In the first place, he tells us WHAT HE SAW. It has been asked what did we see at Cherbourg ? I will tell you. On approaching the land a magnificent breakwater appeared rising from the sea, defended bv four strong batteries, mounting many heavy guns, and so insulated that in the ...

... BIRTEs.-Aug. 26, at t15 Parsonage, Moreton Pinckney, the wife of the Rev. P. Jones, of a daughter.-Aug, 27, the wife of Mr. R. H. Brooks, dentist, Banbury, of a daughter. --Aug. 28, at Adderbury, the. wife of Mr. W. Page, of a daughter. DIED.-Aug. 26. at Overthorpe, aged 9, Piice Cowley, son of Mr. J. Hitchings, surveyor of taxes.-Aug. 28, at Bridge- street, Banbury, aged 15, Alexander James, ...

... ri __ no -..1 - --re Isefs t . fflh=rnc UL1 - - - i'r (DAGRAU, Grace, dagrau yn wastadI Y fath groesawiid. an yn wir, a roddir i mi bob tro y deuaf i ymweled h chelwj a adeth cilwg dros wyneb tywyll hardd y siaradwr, a cllidodd ye ol pan ddododd ei gyinhares, geneth brydweddol ddrewiaw Y oed, ei llaw yn serchog ar ei ysgwydd. yn Maddeiwch i mi, Lewis,' meddai, yn addfwyn. 'IGw i; fod fy ...

... NE T WWIG TO TiE LICEASED VICTUALLERS' I ASYLUM, OLD tEzT-V2'JOAD. The above large addition to this admirable insti- tution, which is called the Albert wing, is now proceeding very satisfactorily by Mr. Mortar, contractor, Stratford, from the'designs of Charles B. Arding, Esq., architect, King's- road, Bedford-row. To give our readers a general idea of the vast extent of this noble asylam ...

... ur THE HrIEsT CHIMNEY-STALK IN TIlE NORED.- 111 Ie The large chiimney-stalk in connection with the vorl~s os 3.) of Messrs. Charles Tenrnant & Co. -which, 'like afo .e- mighty giant, lifts its head in the north-eastern dis- e ;e- trict of this city-has for the last 17 years,. viz., since t4 al its erection in 1841, enjoyed the proud reputation of a. being the highest in the world. This lofty ...

... IROYAL HORTICULTURAL 8OCIETY OF :I IRELAND. I -. .. ..I The following are the, Uiawads made at the Society'sl Autumn Exhibition, hseid on Thursday, it Saltbill. *gectisulFeo e-ulo adss Exotic Orchids (six)-I94!prIze, T Bewley, Esq, Rodkville, Biaclsrock, Ditto (four) lst prii2e, J.Hone, Jun.iEsqLessonI street, Mr King, gardener. Plants of ~renairkable foliage (slx)' lst prize, WmaDargant, Esq, ...

... 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 ...