... .- a rm. ?? - ?? L-I-E - I ¶ I' !J T ?? ff 'S c~~bu ht ttebttn1~ee o oH64foreP ?? if. - - Mgr:-;Qhigi~.the- Papal- Nuncio; h had i-tJ :xpressed his ipzt 'ihb h 1'tyt . Oint'h was-,~ 'dy sensible'of' the duties -UImposeyu pol 'hiin b'jkihe diplomatic character of his5 mission, and a lhhct leve hiyt'.'iexitio4L~ f','tailinginL r)Spe'ItJ theil~ ~~ of ~ Th~ Empel~or pegraus Y~ ,reaived _the ...

... .- i - N_ I IM-TE do= I l'i SI plr ; , ~ s TIEIRS., I On Friday Last axery vioient ses prevailed on the Northumberland coast, though there vas but little a wind, and it was evident that a gale was raging at sea. About ten o'clock am. several large steam- t ships from the continent commenced to rui for the I Tyne. The Earl Percy, belonging to the Tyne Steam Shipping Company, which had ?? C ...

... 1. 0.-F.OREJGN MISCLLANY. a The City of Hoott Kong is now lighted up with gaO. lb Anew English Churrob:has just been opened in Corfu., t The Naroiasns has been seleoted to proceed to the a Brazils to receive tbe flag of Admiral Elliot. The winter has been one of the most severe on record In Portugal. 3i Aorpidiug to the latest advices from the Cape all dan. ger of a KaffEr war has' passed ...

... The inquest on Victor Townley, who oommitted sulcld the House of Detention, Pentonvllle, was held yesterday afternoon. A prisoner, who sat next to Towsley in chapel on Sunday, said he was very quiet during service, but sang the last hymn very loudly. He never did that before. He came out of chapel, put his hands on the rails and threw himself over. He fell a distance of twentyseven feet. Mr. ...

... There was good sttecdsioe of the members of trade Change yesterday, but business was almost nominal, and the reports to the state of the trade were scarcely good; and eren the ooakers of marked Iron report that orders come In slowly, and that they have not maay on the books for any description of manufactured iroa. Pigs have bsen selling rather more freely, and prices have slightly improved. ...

... being the St. George's Rooms, Great Street, Monday and Thursday evenings, and any of our friends interested the game chess are Invited attend. .. Accidents —The following persons were admitted Inpatients at the General Hospital, yesterday: —Eliza Dickson (20), residing in Camden Street, with burns the back and arms, occasioned by her clothes taking tire ; and Arthur Warrllow, Springfield ...

... NEW PATENTS. (Contributed Mr. Seerf* ftca The following patent* were sealed daring the week February 9, 13&>: Tbomaa Bojle, London, an improved air saaoke valve. Dated July 14. Kdwin and Frederick Crook, improvement* in the Mil ill— bracket* for supporting banner screens, reading deaka, other articles. Dated August 9, Mark Payee, Northampton, improved at traction engine. Dated August Henry ...

... Tfce half yearly meeting of tho shareholders of this company was held yesterday, Derby, the Chairman (Mr. Hutchinson) presiding. There was a large attendance of proprietors. The report, which had bten printed and cfrcnlated among the shareholders, and abstract of which has already appeared in oar columns, was taken as read. The Chairman, moving its adoption, congratulated the shareholders upon ...

... TOE LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. To the Editor of the Daily Post. Sir, —Ab was feared seven days ago, the element have upset every arrangement made for the week, the postponement of the Birmingham and Datchefc Steeple Chase Meetings, with the dog race at Waterloo, making the current week's list of fixtures a heavy one. It be hoped they may now be considerei fixtures, and that no farther delays ...

... An Inquest on the body of John Griffiths, miner, who had been living Union Street, Stourbridge, was opened en Satnrday, at the Cricketers' Arms, Stourbridge, before Mr. R. Docker, Coroner, and a Jury, whom Mr. Jesse Webb was foreman. The accident by which Griffiths lost bis life occurred at a pit at Amblecote, of which Messrs. James and Thomas Allchurch are the butties. Another man lost his ...

... In Vice-Chancellor Wood's Court, on Saturday, the suit Wright v. came on for hearing. This bill was filed for declaration that the sale of the of Haibury, Warwukhire, might be confirmed. It appeared that In April, the plaintiff borrowed £'1,600. from Messrs. Holt and Sweeting, with which, in addition to £2,400. partly paid by him and partly contributed by others, he purchased the advowson. ...

... A meeting of the congregation and ari,hioner, St Philip', convened by the Rector, the Hon and ' was held in the Vestry Room at St tonX morning, to take into consideration the Bishop the on the subject of Church Hon and Rev. G. M. Yorke presided, and lon- the Rev. Joseph Ray, Messrs. Walford and ° and Messrs. J. W. * rrl 3 chiwchand Davis. The Rev. Chairman-, ~n said he had thought it light to ...