... IWAPHOUSEMBN AND CLEBKS' SCHTozS. ';Theannual dinnoq ihi titutio4 ,foundledin d December, 1853, foi tlarphi'tatind necdei aiifohidren i-' of those employed in the wholesale trades and manu- ?? features of the Unitsd~ingdobn, .weaxield-Jast evening 'e at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street; Mr. AJ. D. IO COLERIDGE, Q.C. and.IP., inLthechair. ,The guestsin- o hluded Alderman and Sheriff ...

... A` -AIP0, UI'1HEI MM 'R t ; . ; I4 f ( ?? b . . A . 2, t 3 .. Ik' i' i~ ' ' - IMONT DEO, nk ot :4 Ji- XtwrotehatW'f& thnmiorinmg of the 2.tliilt., at , . .eiwthengreatuneasnesesprenued'~ t ' r tlie ~ptebs w nofr theelectionfor.Predent.-Happily *in the nrte gousn or thes erneon of that Gday,e aombonation wz Beffected within thje, cambers of.thei l~isiatgre, wherebitean ram csandidate was ...

... 7 - - - I KTibifdttD-' ?? te Ittence. .1 ?? CAMIDGEt MAsic 26. At a congregation this day the undermentibned degrees .were conferredc:-B.D.. (Stat Elis;)-Augustua George How, St. John's. M.A.-Arthur Henry Webb, Trinity;- Charles Edward Hey, Caius. B.A.. (from Clas- sical Tripos).-Arthur Henry Webb, Trinity; George Pre. derick Warner, Pembroke; Harry Albert Deeley, Emmma- nuel; Horatio George ...

... -1- -11. ?? l I ?? ?? 0 7 N BILL. i ?? , ! _W, ,,W _IT&4 1 , ? ?I j The followiingT p.to ,i yolwir of Dfr. Cole I ridge s Bifl, lxrfined to 'profpelors~rofflcers, and of ?? t Pa d d''pr n/lt h gi . , aving beeu'o l.i- p Iulate d i t.wg 0tpat Wiks has received, as will be seen! below, upwadu of 200 To the ?? Sliritual'andTemporal 'of thethit Kozdinrt4 Great ainsad Ireland! parliamuesW nssembled ...

... 1 TELG, A-PXH6-iNTUIGE 'IMP ?? .. em iI REUTER's T.XLEGR&M.) ITALYr; .FLbENabC,.AArPB 14. fh The frown Prince of Prussia and hlis suite are tt expected to arrive at Turin on the evening of the il 19th instant, to be present at Prince Humbert's PI marriage. A military convention for the repression of bri- gandage has been concluded between the military authorities of the province of Naples and' ...

... THE BERMUDA ILOATrXG DOCM * The Bkst attempt to ladnoh ?? floating ldock yesterday resulted in failure. An immense crowd had assembled bothon land and water, and the most coufiident expectations were entertained that a few niinutes ...

... This EvrmiDo, A CHIAR2'INC} PAIR-AFIEE DARE: A T& BE 0 b' LONDON LTFJJ. M. ViniTg, MceAr. Walter to Domsinick Muay, ,Montagu, Shone, &o.; Mlraea Lclercq.-And MASTER JONES'S BIXTHDAY. QUE S THEAF IE, LONG-ACR. Mess. frring, L, Broig, ttesis, Wyndhsan, Clayton, and S. Emery; Meadames Hlodsin, lontesgnle, and Nelly Moore. STRAND. Tais Evoinaw, SISERLY IIERVIOE.-THE FIELD or THlE VLOTH OF GOLD. ...

... !THV~REG1IST14TORSloS . l ' MIDDLESiRKX. h 'Yesterday, Mr; Otavhies Jo n 5ViI apnon, lq s ~rristora~'Mnted to rdvita~hd' list ofvotein for kitghti lparieera~lte, t iisD11 lii fo tlse' ?? : 'thoe hirue 1eer#e in Par mnteofor U o ~y; Great Staimorel,.' dooH nli iisisy i , e, andFinner.'', Dr ?? j to Mr. T. Gilbert, ji, the roliticial i nt at Chariziik'cross; 'attendbddou behaf ...

... TH oL UNTEBBJS A1D THE .BBL GIA2 TmR I I L I AV~TJON.A.. I l'he. directors of tbe Belgia Tir National have just issued their'.rbport upon thelate competitions, and the. list oflprizevrinners shows that the English volunteers w come eted were able to obtain a'good osition in the All Coienes contests,. especially in the long-range cempetifions.i The, competition of -first importancemwas that ...

... TPREDSIDENTIAL:ELETIONS INTHE ; UNITBD STATES.c:J _ | RBETURN OF GRANT AND COLFAX . Telegrunms by the Atlnti Cable ig us the intelligence that the elections ior President and Vice-President of the Unnited $tates took plsee on. Tuesday, and that General .rant and Mr; Sqhuyler Colfai hbave been. returned, the ropu s 1il- takping larger majorities in some p$ ,te Northern States than were given ...

... ITEE MAElQ0UI8 OS, BUTS .AlD iTHE ESLCTOBM ?? ~ ?? ! a. OPCA T ,IP2 s me ago,greltt prominence was gkcim toba'pee'ehdeveredbyjMt. John Boyle, the latetruatee r to the Mauisof Bu, te wheintrodu i Mr. Gifard asa ~candjdnte'at aconserivative. meeting. Upon 'Mr. Boyle's remarkas the- operivatives 'have'eiavoured to make po 64tIca 1 captal b the friends of Colonel Stnii* M.P., I-were ecorage Iyc ...

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