... FARINGDOI39. VOLUNTEUR RIF'LE Covps.-The number of effective members is gradually on tile increase, and now amounts to 48. On Saturday last Coonnel Luard inspected the ground which has been anletetd for practice, and expressed his entire satiefactmon Witi the arrangements. The members attend drill six times a week, besides a private drill on most evenings, and will, We doubt not, shortly ...

... WEL! Dyma ein seneddwyr wedi gwasgaru, a'n grasusaf frenines wedi dadgan ei chydna- byddiaeth ddiolchus iddynt am eu dyfalwch a'u ffyddlondeb. Gadawer i ninnau edrych yn ol, a rhoddi bras olwg ar yr hyn a wnaeth- ant. Nid ymddengys fod enwogrwydd mawr yn perthyn i'r senedd-dymmor diweddaf. Ei pbrif nodweddiad ydyw anghyfartaledd yr addewidion yn ei dechreu a'r ffrwvth yn ei diwedd. Yr oedd y ...

... I B42P0ORD3)IBR AWUMTURAL SOCIBRT. I | +, I f >T11eA~ua1 diulnnr of Oim. 9Qlety-ws helg on y rsao~veuig ,iant~ lere co°ep~era eonsec~ted w.tb Messrt. i atxs'ibrewery. 'Ohelo'ngtable: etended the entire c length Atthe building, in th. centre of which sat the noble ' helinautasld Ath e princpalguestav Tho remsider of. tbe t] , comptai about OO0-were sealt at thirteen transverse e tables. The rof ...

... The half-yearly meeting of this company as held on Thursday in Dublin; Mr. J. W. MURLAND in the chair. The SECRET,&RY read the report, which stated that the receipts for the half-year amounted to 43,8371., against 41,7891. in the corresponding half of 1859. The gross receipts for the half-year, including 5001. for dividend on preference shares in the Dundalk and Enniskillen Railway, amounted ...

... TO THE EDITOB OF THR DAILY WS. ; SIP,-We seem to be continually haunted wifh awful murders, and no possibility of ever finding.out the perpetrators. The question arises as to the efficiencyof our detective force, and any person having had any oppotun- ties of observing the working of our so-called d=etiy force will arrive at the conclusion that we. are not alto. gether represented by an ...

... CHRLSTSHOSPITIA4LTlEANNUAL ORATIONS. Yesterday being St. Matthew's-day, according to ,it annual custom a series of orations were delivered by the senior schelars of Christs Hospital, in the presence of the cor Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, Alderman Sir Francis Moon, the treasurer, &c., and a large company of ladies and gentlea I men, by whom the ?? old hall was crowded. As usual, nee orations on ...

... CON;;CrTIONS UNDER THE FACTO.BY 4ACT At the City Police-court, Mancheatet, on Tues- day, Mr, Joseph Walker, candlewick manufactvor, hc., 1 was sufnsoned, on the information of Mr. Okts, the goverminm sub-ins ector of factories, for violating the provisions of the 13th and 14th Vict., cap. 64, em. 1, in enhploying jenug nuns and females above eighteen y ears of age after a ocock in the evening. ...

... Lt I THE MARCHIONYESS OP LOHDODIMERRY AID HER TENANTRY. .1* The annual dinner given by the Marchioness of Londonderry to the tenantry on her Carmlough estates took I place on Thursday in the Town-hall, Carnlough. The day was, as usual, observed as a holiday, and the beautiful weather contributed not a little to the enjoyment of the townspeople and the tenantry from the adjoining die- tricts. ...

... I DEPARTURE OF THE KING OF NAPLES. APPROACH OF GARIBALDI'S ARMY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) (DY SUBMARINE AND BRllTISH TELEGRAPH.) NAPLES, SEPTv. 6, 7 P.3M. The Kiin(g lhas loft here for Gaeta, on board of a Spanish vossel. Garibaldi dined at La Cava,* and will enter NVI)IC5s to-Illoi'llow. It is said that the advanced guard-of Garibaldi's arnmy arrived at Salerno at noon. Naples is ...

... 4 , , 118 ?? - li 1Ns - - xmp5X 2CWRW-011O Yesterday Mr. ?? ShO41, the barrister IN heo d to MU etel ht forta county of Mid-be ;ile ht a - rstt -the OM -Blk- 1 bIn- Dedfout, a ehre~hn a£ the li og I., tberoax tiaihas com- PC ?? in tli' Beidfont : hibg distiet-amey, Ashford, oat. Canftord, Felthain, Hampton, Hampton Wick, th U qulingten; Harnondaworth, Ialeham, Littleton, is n , wellwSuabnv, ...

... TEE RBlSSTRATIONS. MnOL EX On sa fl'ley Mr JLicelot Shadwell, the bair- ter appointed io evse the lectorl lists forthe county of Midillesex &at teohours5 at tho Belvidere Tavern, Noew road, Islingtonf . the revision of the lists for the sectri~ronhiad bplaces within the t Mur.WatiS beut ai.so, of asrliavlngpt.street appeared for the Middlesex RWf Associatiof; Mr. T. Aley J ones for t the ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE I ORANGEMEN OF CANADA. GREAT EXCITEMENT. THE PRINCE GROSSLY INSULTED. THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE CHASED. (From the NA York Herald.) TonoNTo, SistiTrLnon 8-The Prince held a levee at eleven o'clock this morning, which, in spite of the heavy rain which fell, was very largely attended. The review of troops and the laying of the foundation stone of New Park, which were on ...