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... THE RAREIAiN ORATION. Th tanal oration in memory of' the immortal , Harvey was delivered at the Royal College of Physioians on I Wednesday, by Dr. Aldis, one ot the Fellows of the College, a and Medical Officer of Health for St. George's, Hanover- square. The chair was occupied by Dr. Mayo, President of the College, supported by the officers, numecrous fellows of the college, and a ...

... UN1VBFRSI1'Y INTELLIGENCE. a cogregtionbo] OXFORD, TuLYE 30. Inacongreegatrion holden thia Florning the 30 lowing degrees we-re confierred. ln tefl Docron. ON DIVINITY.-ReV. John Sedgwick, Fellow, MAlddlenr College. BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.-Rev Thomas Espinell Espin, Lincoln 0311050. 'MASTERS OiF AutTS.-Re,. William Collins, Rev. James Park Neilon, Alexander Blair, Exeter College; William ...

... NOR 1CIUH ELRCT1QY. ?? rter me, aid Pon 226 916 '00 (POwM A CORESPONDENOT.) The election at Norwich on Wednesday was, on several accounts, an interesting one for the liberals. Sir Samuel Bignold, the conservative candidate, only announced his iatention to come forward twelve hours before the nomi- nation; the liberals therefore had but little time to prepare. The offers of compromise were ...

... ?? Eatirt. OSBORNE, AuGUST 12. Her Majesty drove oat yesterday, accompanied by Princess Hohenlohe and Princess Limiea. The Mar- chione s of Ely and Captain Du Flat were in attendance. The Grand Duchess Marie and the Princess Marie of Leuchtenberg dined with her Majesty yesterday. The dinner parry alsoincluded the Princess Alice, Prinlcees Hohenlohe, Prince and Princess Leiningen, the Countess ...

... 3 TO THE EDITO'R OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-I inclose a short extract from the corre- l spondence of my friend, an Engli'h gentleman resident in a Turin.-I am, &c., AN ENGLISHWOMAN. Paris, Juno 12. *, 9 Turin, June 10. . I went the day before yesterday to the hospital at Ver- e celli to visit my friend the volunteer artist-soldier, of whom , I have formerly written to you. Poor fellow I A ball ...

... SARDINIA. (PROM OTUI OWN COnIaESPONEXT.) TURIN, JIILY 2o. You know already that the ministry here is com- pleted. I need say nothing of Rattazzi or La Mar- mora, as both are well known. The Minister otf Justice, Miglietti, is one of the most enlightened and conscientious men at the Turin bar. While liberal in his principles, he is moderate in the practical ap- plication of them, and he is a ...

... NAV AL AND MILITAB . WOOLWICH, JULY 23 The Regimental Staff of the sixth Brigade of Royal Arti!lery, consisting of two liettenant-colknl, two captains, one quartermaster, a paymtsser and surgeon with a detachment of the brigade, ate ordered to leave Roc0l wich to-morrow on board tme Urgent ateam troopship, and proceed to Malta, where the brigade will be peroanent;v stationed, in accordance ...

... I Df ecun.i OSBORNE, J uLY 18. The Queen and Prince Con1s1rt, and the Royal 'e05 Family, walked an' drove in the grounds this morning. The Duchess of Kent visited the Prince and Princoss D*Leiningen yesterday at Osborne Cottage. Mr. Jeremie (Advocate), of Guernsey, bad an interview 'with Sir G. C. Lewis at the Home-office, yesterday. Governor Murray, Msr. A~ndrews, and Dr. Lingli, had in- ...

... THE BATTLE OF MONTEBELLO. The following letter from the pen of the Pied- montese officer who commanded the cavalry outposts at Montebello on the 20th May was addressed to his sister two days after the combat there. Although that engagement has been surpassed by the battles of Palestro and Magenta, we believe that this letter, addressed in all the confidence of affection to the Bibter of the ...

... The following is an extract from the private letter cf an a'venturous gentleman, who set cut from England to follow the war in the footsteps of the allies. The letter is datud Turin, June S. Having expirlei the field of Magenta, I tried to get a convupance which wvould take nie to M'dilan. The King had jadt rotr. ved his ?? from Magenta to Lainate, a scall v.Illage ner Roh Biii Lot very ...

... | BDRAON INU TH BRItSTOL CHANNEL. The erection of a beacon on the Monkstone-rock was brought to a successful termination on Friday, the 12th I lost., the wrought-iron inset and globe having been on that a day permanently fixed in the place prepared to receive them. tA As this is an object that will attract the notice of all who 1 may be within sight of it, s hortdascription may not be fu- a ...