... official memorandum of the Duke Cambridge on the late review at Wimbledon has been issued. On the whole his Royal Highness speaks favourably of the corps assembled. At the same time he draws attention to the fact that they ap|>eared on the ground in reduced ...

... manner horn, has telegraphed to the discharged the shot, and stalked out the place lest should thank him. The Don doesn’t speak to you, and the probabilities are that you will never again set. eyes upon him. What has done is an act simple courtesy. You ...

... difference whatever between them (hear, hear). The chairman had entrusted him with a toast which, luckily, enabled him to speak on subject more ; congenial to bis feelings than politics on such an occasion as the present. was the subject of the good sport ...

... to 365,108 cwts. ; in 1862 to 526,897 cwts.; and in 1863 to 835,289 cwts. Murder among the Professors.— The Cologne Gazette speaks a strange crime which has just been committed iu the town |of Notherg, near Aix-Ia- Chapelle. Professor Kluxen had left his ...

... exhibition held by the society. Results such these, while they indicate excellent .nanagement on the part of the society itself, speak no less strongly for the interest taken in it, and in the progress of agricultural knowledge amongst those who take part in ...

... the 6th 10. The returns for the 9th, or Newton company of the corps, show equally satisfactory results. Figures like these speak for themselves, and show that these gentlemen are not playing at soldiers. On the Ist of January, 1862, was commenced the keeping ...

... nows from the Upper to , manyi is very f f rom being concluded. The Fotomac is rigidly continued. above-named journal further speaks of a report said Non-official accounU from Washington and Bam- cotne {rom Danish quarters-which more state that Confederates ...

... award. Where is the honour of being tied for ever to such a man?or where the advantage of being shut with one who is, morally speaking, a very body of death In ethics, as in physics, sanitary considerations still count for something; why then should she struggle ...

... Dame-street. The honour which the citizens of Dublin and the whole people of Ireland are paying to the memory of Daniel O’Connell, speaks well for their patriotism and their appreciation of real greatness. As a liberator of his country from penal laws, by merely ...

... e of tine weather, and old wheat very little cared for; but with such irregularities as attend the first sales, we caunot speak much of a reduction. Besides, we are not yet so far advanced as to out of danger, and should heavy rains set in, the grain ...

... all sorts of angles, and decorated every square inch with tigures of the deities. They are constructed m four stories, so to speak, and upon each of these a ciowd of Brahmins and their friends were collected. Large idols were placed each corner, and two ...

... the blood, and desired them to disinter the head and dry it in the old Maori fashion, i order that the captain’s spirit, speaking through the head, might become the medium of com* , . • muMcatio,, between tie Almighty and mankind, and The describes a ...