... I 9tTkdurt+ -- 1 W1DOR£ASTLE, JuLY 9. The Queen, accompanied: by the, Queen of Prussia and Princess Louis of Hesse, drove in the grounds M yesterday afternoon. . I ' . I - The Viceroy of Egypt, with the Prince of Wales, arrived 11 at the Castle last evening abt 7 o'clook. ' ' - ' ?? The Viceroy was accompanied' ib the Tarkish mbas- .h sador, and attended by tbeir Excellencies Raghib ...

... I;: ' ATIO2. M Z 8Ot'JIfiOh;. . , WIMtkLEDOiN,'C9MWON, TUIIESDAY E a.-G. ., T lie p,r~ooeedingi, oft hin' meetin'g worre renered' , thre aeon ofter9 o'clock, 1ut the volmxmaera, of . whom ai~er ab-now siomes 'thousands in cam'p, - had been hou4sprevioiisly engaged in imaking preparations for the day. The-bugle soupded at six o'clock, when there. Was a 3geneial turn out, and all was soon bustle ...

... I ' fA E. .F i ' , I . . , - ' - I X 'i !.d ?? ?? .t , ,, ~ V: i i, A. ; 3; ~ ~ n -oI OWN 0 ?? t / rs 'A portion of the following appearedin l'our Eveniing Le dition 9f yesterday :] PARIS, T!nsDAEvENiNG. 1gs'!i statement that M 'Thiers had given a par- i-- liamentar' dinnerto a great many members of the ?? urue, R1e'laely had aemile Ly gathering of'the friends who habitak1 visit him h -th at's ...

... T2HE DRAMATIC COLLEGE FETE. The Dramatic College Fete has certainly had to contend this year against unusual disadvantages. With the almost simultaneous arrival of the Viceroy of Egypt, the Belgian volunteers, and the Sultan, so many festivi- ties are taking place that the actors' revels at the Crystal Palace appeal to a public which has already almost as many pleasure engagements on hand as ...

... ?? : i .: I. . ' ti.: -.ta ;311 .:5D- LLL:LL if . L. I (mols OUR IAgUL Cop 1.) I , 86ei that a eanon'sationis a vertrate event, and Veterm ad a teori only vagu'ely comp~rhendeo by1et .. -or peraons out of communion with te, ?? UP of Rome, it will be well,:by way 'of *preliuin* Jto ;s the ceremo:,ny of St. Peter's-day ,tdI give -a'rlFac- i count. of the process of saint-making,: which is as,,p. ...

... HlOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, JULY 5. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5 o'clock. PETITIONS. The Earl of SHA'TEsBURY presented petitions from L ddon, istol, Bradtord IMacclesfield, and various other §i7adZ fiav6nr of 'the Clerical Vestments Bill. L ra? FOUTMAN also presented a number of petitions from various parts of the county of Dorset, in the diocese of Saliabulry, in favour ...

... ERAPHBIC INTE IGENCE, I pcrEUTEII'S TELEGBfliS.) yB1TH GER MSAN CONFEDERATION. Erl] S BERLIN, JULY 17. lasfds the first number of the official tptfistuibeti aio will I.tt If j aildt Vill contain the text. of the P r, and the appointment of the Federal Jstiatll5l IUp to the present no reply has ~>ceiV:¢ by the Prnssian government to ?? it last addressed to Denmark on the ?? 5°tu f orthlern ...

... THE SULTANT | Left London on Tuesday morning at a few minutes before eleven o'clock. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge accom- !anied him from the Charing-cross Terminus of the South-Eastern ZailiveytoiDover. A guard of hono- and a distinguished company at the station did the honours of the departure. At Dover his Imperial Majestv lunched at the Lord Warden Hotel, and speedily went ...

... ?? . , .. :. , ., .Y, oN ? ? u wt .11 ?? N'i . , ? t ? x , ! - PO~ IX NI ltil .~ *t~ tl ,ilirty-6ix, WASJ chargedl with sti'-liingtt1 1:iecuof p itli led poeh thle ptro- Lpk-rty of Mir. Whitl ?? t fhl-tit Brighton. -Prisoner wasi otteeim~siontly empl-yttd to ocariY Out )toast, cudi WAS lit in the Ohop for aoi 01ttoilS' 00 Siaturday Inight, ducingr the temiporary hbseii-O if fpro- ai ectilte ...

... P-i-ZE1-IGHTING IN A2MERICA. I.-1S - I ac - -. .A . .avi~a ~ irlr P I rA' id)jwiin.t .tep2LJ. tJr' 'At nr gahilltlb rs Vr r so ctig, pross, or ILi't'iv-hrtilt; iii Arntevior is ''ro nr'r ?? is it, ti-i Kot n h ?? iilr''.ie 1 toern Borrez~y A irio iuad Uo'1lly or f. r I h ?? pionshlp i hioss wsas fought I, to3 iv ,v,1e ag,, at A,~quia Creeki, was one of the iruar, bl'turdl Orciriof i.,k a wtr ...

... WAITING FOR TIM BRIDEGROOM. Acorrespondenitof Svauderesoieteslret', zritin g from Cork on Friday, tells too folio toing story:- : An incident has occurred which has created no in- con6iderable gossip in this city and county amongst the wide circle of acquaintances and very numerous relatifves of the parties ?? netnes are now the topic of coverca- tion at all meetings, whether crcquet or pic ...

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