... VaUamqiwarg '11411iUiqte. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. le There was amoat numerous attenidanceof Peers, eas-eeiaullyI on the Mlinisterial aids of the Honee. The ?? on thes A Throne, the bar, and other privileged seats were crowded with Foreign Ambassadors, eons of Peerp, main'o,, of the ?? of Commons, and others who possessed the right of h ente~e' The Peereoses' gallery woealso al cuid rthe varied ...

... CASTI A DVANCc9.-CourtIng a rich widow.-Pituacl. A-mEtWB-:NG.--vhatadventure made Dick Whittington's fortune ?-A purr-adventure.-run NAntRiOw ACCOMOtDo0 TION.-It ithospitable when you ask a stout friend To come and see you, to tell him that you Will give him A spare bed.-Punch. They say that. in Iowa latelv, a fellow appeared with legs so attenuatedthat the authorities had him arrested ...

... 19gh- Their lordships met at five o'clock. era, 'Ihe Etari of s~onit calied attention to the hardships entailed iam aon small parisites by making the employment of certificated ?? of ontaining Government wis assistance for educaionl epu'Prpoee. WES. The Biishop of GLOUCESTER anid BRIS3TOL urged that some eon. steps should he taken. to meet the grievance complained of, ?? especially in the ease ...

... are 34tq1uply. vaqli?! ?,'?JIITII ?? - ?? HIOUSqE OF LORD)S.-MONDAY. Lord Campbell laid o the table a Bill for exempting rifie and artillery volunteers from serving on juries. ?? STRATFORDl DR REDCLIFFE mnoved tin address for e f any correspondence which may have taken placeL topies MseatY'a Government and the ottoman Porte, V between her da ?? rnialities, respecting 0 or the Iloispoda ?? ...

... IT requires no great hardihood to predict that in thec b ,legislation of the future the question of education She will occupy a very prominent position. Comparatively and Idestitute of scholarship as many working men necessarily (out i are, a strong feeling prevails amongst them with refe-in t l rence to the value of instruction to the rising generation; in t |and we shall not be surprised ...

... THRE VICEROY OF EGYPT. On Satardeyafternoon the Viceroy of Egypt, attended by uhar'Pacha, and eccoinpanied by the Esrl of Dodley and other distiegnisbed personnges, left Paddingtou at three o'clock by special train, en -route for Taplow, in order to visit Clevedon, near Maidenhead, the beauntiful residence qo' the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland, which overhangs one of the meoat picturesque ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1867. v _ MONDL)AY next will witness the issue of a contest which, we believe, will unnlistnkably manifest the Liberal principles and hatred of dictation which animate the constituency of West Gloucester. We have now only to express a hope that every elector will consider the victory of a great cause as a matter depending upon his individiial exertions. Let him not ...

... WEST GLOUCESTERSH.ImE ILECTION. ()a Sturday a nnumeroas and influential meeting of LiberalS connected ?? the Western division of Gloucester- shire, was behl at the New InD Gloucester, for the purpose of considering the course to be taken by the party in caOse- quence of the vacancy in the representation which Sir John Rolt's elevation to the Judicial Bench has occasioned, The chair was taken ...

... ?? ?,Iltdliyllm ?? t I - FRANCE PARtIS, M0N1DAY-1i~ coaformfity with an order of the indictment ot the Chomber of the lmperial Court dated the 4th tultant. Antonio eereziseki was brought up to-dey for trial at the aseica court ea the Seine couslt f bhviug asto epied to ?? the Emperor of Ruailia on the otb of June. Thec as forthe probh. taion wos coodcttd onhehal ost tbe (erttent,8l by ...

... SELECTIONS FROM THE PERIODICALS, LUNDY ISLAND. Eighteen miles off from Ilfraoohmbe is Lundy felc; and i: you like boating rind do not mind the heavy groundewell o1 thise watero. it will interest you to exploreone of the smallest most secluded, asid most Inaccessible of our islands. It is nearly surrounded by high and inacecssible rooks, and il rough weather It is not always possible to effeot ...

... DREADFUL RAILWAY ACOIDFAT. slOVEIN rE tt NS BKILLED. A dreadful railwvy accident, resulting In very serious 1088s of IifS and ?? to person, oceurred ou laturday fornoa.O, on onecof the London and North WeFtern Company'r lines, by the cellislon of a Liverpool and Birmingham passeoger train with the intter part ot a goods train, which was behia shunted at the time of the aecident oft the main ...

... ?? -- -- . _ . _- _ ID - . A-. ?? . (FrOMu OIERIPA2EIl'6 JOURNAl OF OATURDAY). l ?? Receipts3 0'reocding week. 1867, 1860. _ - 0667. 1866. BrIstol and Exeter ., 8,181 7,450 171,639 oo8o,0o Caledonla.. * , 9146 35440 706,660 705,292 Cornwall 1 5861 1,9G7 450702 45,553 GilagowSoutjh-Westcru 11,0d2 11,08D 228,718 230.172 Fires astrn ., ., 37,476 15.401 8S5,03L 877 3d2 Great Northern *. .. 09,775 ...