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... . -?Vllrt and 4a 1? offiva. -, ?? WINDSOR CA9TLE, Nov.18. Ths Quieen, aecmnpanied by the Crown Princess of 1Prnssia (Prtin.cces oyal), drove in the grounds this 2norEinltg. ?? T h.- i'ripceoqs IHlena and Princess Louise, attended by 1hPr lion. Mr's Bruce and Colonel H. Ponsonby, went to Oxfnl] npurourned in the afternoon. Prinme LoJlsold, attended by Mr Buff, took a car- riage drive. TEE ...

... go~urt and4 l~oulan. WI1DSOR CASTLE, Dec. 10. Tne Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia dined with the Prince and Princess of Wales yesterday, at Frog- more House. The Queen walked in the grounds this morning. Her Majesty the Queen has honoured Mr Frith with a final sitting for the marriage-picture, and the Prin- cess of Wales, the Crown Princess, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, and Princess. ...

... The annual meeting of this Society was held yesterday in the hall, 117 George Street-Bailie Alexander in the chair. There was a consider. able attendance. The CHAIRMAN briefly introduced the business of the meeting, and commended the objects of the Society to the attention and support of the public. The SECRETARY read the report, of which the following is an ?? pastyear 124 cases of cruelty ...

... Ut Tolitutetro. I thE MIDLOTHIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION. S t The second annual meeting of the Midlothian t Rifle Association was held yesterday in the t Freemaasons' Ball-his Grace the Duke of Buc- a clench in the chair. There was a considerable attendance. The SccarETsY read the annual report, which commenced by congratulatie g the members on the l increasing interest which is being taken in rifle ...

... LORD PAALMIMSTON IN LEITH I The reception which was yesterday accorded to Lord Palmerston by the inhabitants of Leith, on the occasion of his promised visit to that town, was even more enthusiastic than that which he met with on Wednesday in Edinburgh. The afternoon was observed as a holiday, all business establishments and shops were closed, the whole population turned out into the streets, ...

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... SYNOD OF THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN C[URCH. FRIDAY EVENING. Tih.e following is the report we had prepared of the later part of the debate on Christian union, and of the subsequent proceedings on Friday evening, but which pressure on oar space pre- vented appearing in Saturday's paper:- CHRISTIAN UNION. Dr BRYCE, Belfast, said there was nothing he desired so much as union, and he wished to sup- ...

... Under this heading the Richmond Enquirer of June 6 discusses the relations of the rebels with England. It says:- Many readers will hate us for saying it ; but the fact and truth is, the British Government is not our friend. We are horribly apprehensive when we contemplate the new entente cordiale that has sprung up between it and our enemies, that the little fleet of the Emperor of China, ...

... On Wednesday evening the anniversary festi. val of this Society was celebrated by a dinner in St James's Hall, London. On this occasion the festival was intended to illustrate, in the first place, some of the special objects of the Society, as, for example, the introduction of the Chinese sheep and the yaw, of Dioscorea Batata;, and, in the second place, the food of other countries which do ...

... #Vrapo for Ult poxily. The occupation of a practicing barrister is described as screwing truth out of rogues in a witness-box for the purpose of hammering it into fools in a jury-box. A wit of the day when asked, on the failure of Sir John Paul's bank, ''Were you not upset l replied, No, I only lost my balance. UA man may be ever so poor, he may be ever so un- fortunate, but he need ...

... I . I . . -- ESTABLISHED CHURCH PRESBYTERY. l- Yesterday, the Presbytery of the Established:a' Church met in the Assembly Hall-Dr Arn t, ] moderator, , . ' tI nBUCCLEUCK CURC. a A letter was. read from the kirksedssiori of c, Buccleuch Church,. offering to undertake the P supply of that pulpit during the current vacancy. The offer of the kirk-session was accepted by the ti Presbytery, with the ...