... - The visit of the Prince of Wales to Dublin has been res definitely settled. Preparations for his reception are in pu progress. 'ch l The action with respect to the Championship of the l Thames was decided on Monday in the 'Court of Queen's 3 Bench. The action was brought by Sadler against Mr. l Smith, the proprietor of the Sportsixan, the stakeholder 3 in the match between him and Kelley for ...

... Di Another supposed Fenian outrage has been committed cn by cutting the electric telegraph wire between Waterford re and Limerick. The outrages were committed at both to place about the same time. al A supposed Fenian Head Centre was arrested in Lon. F: donderry on Thursday, and brought to Dublin, under the is Lord Lieutenant's warrant, and lodged in Kilmainhamn cc Lgaol. The arrest is ...

... The Bishop of Edinburgh preached two excellent t sermons in our parish on Sunday last, in the morning at l Holy Trinity, and in the evening at the parish church of i St. Mary's. After the sermon at St. Mary's there was a collection for the funds for the support of the choir. A musical entertainment took place in the new Wes- leyan schoolroom, Hardway, on Monday evening last. Several hymns, ...

... THE BOROUGH OF PORTSMOUTH AND GOSPORT -LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. ?? I . I . I .. The annual dinner of the members of the Borough of Portsmouth, the Town of Portsea, and Gdsport Licensed I Victuallers' Association. took place in the Beneficial a Society's-hall, Portsen, on Wednesday eveninhglast. There 1 was a tolerably goodl attendance, the company including, an unusually large number ...

... THE SOUTHSEA VISITORS, LIST. Auoynp.,y ROAD. 4psley House.-Mrs. and Mis's St. George; Dr. land Mrs. A PryMis Spratt; Mr. anid Mrs. Hawks. oelver.lgodg.-Mr. and Mrs. Win.' Dwyer. Spiel Rop~e 77illa (No. 1)-Capt. and Mrs. Bickferd anid insr family, the ,silivood Filea (hear Auckland-road Wostl)-Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Davies; Mrs. Dent anid family. do BEACHo Tzpm&oii.te No. 6.-Mrs. Thoanus Mrs. ...

... NEWPORT. Azents.-Messrs. J. & W. Gua:Srns. D ENTERTAINxMNT.-Mr. Brading, photographer, of the S High-street, Newport, assisted by several ladies and gen- tlemen, gave a very interesting entertainment at theS Queen's-rooms, on Thursday evening last, consisting of a, dissolving views, accompanied by music and songs illus. o trating- the same. A lecture was also given by a gentleman on Cortez's ...

... On Saturday morning a court-martial assembled on board H.M.S. Victory to try Thomas Power, an ordinary seaman, belonging to H.M.S. Duke of Wellington, on a charge that he did, on or about the 4th of September, on board the.Duke of Wellington, feloniously and wiltully fling an open clasp knife at Richard Pullar, a sick-berth attendant, acting at the time as ship's corporal, with intent to do ...

... d We invite CouansroxuDnNcB upon all questions which may affect or be of iatereesT to the community at large, premiing only that mur .e ?? must furnish us with Her namnes (noteeeib g or publication, but u5sa guarantee oftbeirgoo dfth),andhi d eases avoid personalities. ?? are not, Sowever, beundbyt I e h sentiments they enunciate. G.-Oni Saturday. THE WILAISHUlRST COURT-MAPRTIAL. To the EDITOR ...

... RoYAL APPOImTmzET.-We are very pleased to be able to state that her Majesty the Queen has conferred upon Teu Staff-Commander Alfred Balliston, of the royal yacht tai lf in, the appointment of Sergeant at Arms in the Lord th( 3 Chamberlain's department. This gratifying recognition cot 3 of faithful services, performed for a long series of years for in duties connected with the sojourn of her ...

... T. All : ?? ?? L - --o - - ?? Intelligence was brought by a recent mail from New Zealand that the native prisoners at the Chatham Islands had made their escape in a vessel, and landed at Poverty Bay. By advices received on Tuesday we learn that the provincial government determined to pursue them, and two expeditions were sent afterthe escaped prisoners, who had gone into the interior; but it ...

... CORRBSPORIDENCE. T. (Ventnor).-The parcel came too late to hand to be of any service this week. A RATrAYER A1VD OTHEM.CORRESPON'DENTS.-In con- sequence of' the unprecedented 'Q.emaind upon our space this week we have been compelled to hold over the greater portion of our correspondence, inclading a London letter. Hl. A. P.-We camnot guarantee the accuracy of every paragraph n'hich we chip ...

... 0 - A meeting, presided over by Mr. T. Burt, was held in King-street Chapel, Portsca, on Monday evenina, under the auspices of the above society. There was not,. how- ever, a large attendance. Amongst those present were the Revs. W. Rose (of King-street Chapel), W. Jones (of Bighbury Chapcl), H. Kitching (of Herbert-street Chapel), 'Mr. (Grigg (of Zion Chapel), and the 11ev. W. Fairbrother, ...