... I T H PAMPHLET OF TREI EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. L,1SY omen Fapoleon III.'s latest aot is one the oddity nta- of which is more conspicuous than its wisdom, the or even than its unwisdom. It certainly does new seem an unwise proceeding, but what strikes to one most about it.is its grotesque eccentricity. the He has published, or caused to be published, tion an elaborate historical vindication of a ...

... . prE Lord H~tham, .P. recently entertained a party Tb at dinner, at his residence in Grosvenor-street. ELECTION OF A GUARDIAN.-An election of n. gur-- dian took place on Saturday at the Crown' and bet Cushion, Land-of-Green-Ginger, when Mr. Thoma sof Kidd-was unanimously re-elected forWhitefriarWard. sty Alderman Abbey presided, and there was a numerous n attendaince. I 01 I . V.Ck, Mr. ...

... CORRESPONDENCKE NOTICES TO OORREBPONDENT3 . l tcltersie teXnedafor publioation mast be a som tanield bYj the nanasncd addressof the arits' soteeO us '54II41 but for the 'ilfor'ssitiofl of the Editor. o hi owaia Correspondetdst who set afll spcal __lu cI hi eise tions mimt ks c01ie0 of 11as wecaot se'uder~take So retunrt Unnssed contributiontd J. Joneph.-Where did the testator die? .Fslr Play, ...

... 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 ...

... TRAFMC iETURS, I ]Mlea2 W a Mer. Totanl, T£ota1 tATLWAYS. opein. swgers. chlsadlOe. ISMa 1887. Weekz ending Feb. J.r Z East Indian ?? 11n1 11,834 25,424 37,258 5g192 Feb: 19 to March 5. GreatCentraltofBelginm.. 848 3,844 13,070 10,520 12,190 Week ending Feb. 22. Northern of Canada ?? 97 094 825 1,219 1,512 Week ending March 20. Rathkeale&NewacstleJun. 10 e2 20 42 3 West Cork ?? , 174 34 78 87 ...

... MULTTJM IN PARVO. It is said that Lord THrby is about to make a two months' sojourn at Cannes. The Prince of Wales, attended by CapHin Ellis, visi ed Mr. Leighton's studio on Saturday afternoon. The Conservatory at Warsaw, says the Gazette Musicale, is to be closed, owing to the want of funds. The Pos^-office authorities have resolved at once to resume the ocean sortingof the West India mails ...

... THE Caledonian Railway Company has just declared a dividend for the! half-year ending 3ist of January last, at the rate of 2'2 per cen!t. per annum, as against ?? for the corresponding period of the previoes elr. This is the sad result of the reckless mismanagemrient of the directors of the line during the last three or four years. M 1oreover, it nat Only confirms the strictures which led to ...

... mawrth l2fed, yn Worn Cottage, Ystalyfera, Aber- tawe, priod Mr. R. Lloyd (Bos Clwyd), ar fab. I ifeg, priod Mr. Abel Williams, 12 Adelaide street, Netherield Road Norbb, Liverpool, ar fab. 17eg, priod Mr. Robert Jones, saedler, Chapel Place, o'r dre f hon, ar ferhb. V2ain, priod Mr. Hugh Rowlands, Ducil Grove, i Minchester, ar fa'b. PRIODASAU. Mawrth 14ex, yn Oelwys y plwyf, Yspytty Y.4twyth, ...

... [The following appeared in our SECOND EDITION of last Saturday.] ...

... The Court Journai mentions -a report that the MarquIs of Aborcorn will be made a, duke. Au autherised. Gentman version of the ,Queen's Journal is about to be published by Perthes, at Gotha. An electric organ hires been placed in the Church of Snimiewald; canton of Berne. A complete and authorised edition of %Mr. Bright's speeches is it 8 isdnerstood that the first stone of the Khleb College, ...

... FUBLIC BREAKFAST TO DRS KING AND | EDIUOND. I I Yesterday morning the Rev. Drs King and Edmond, of London, were entertained at breakfast in Carrick's Royal Hotel, George Square, The large o hall in which the party assembled was quite filled by ministers and laymen of the United Presbyterian Church. Mr David Anderson occupied the chair. After breakfast, T The CsHAIRMAN delivered a brief ...

... 1 TH1 POLITTICA CRISIS, (Prel the Titles of Yaterday.j Ice variouR modes in which the organs of Irish' opinion have received the news of the great islue Roon to he decided ar striking and suggestive. At first it is a'turel to doubt the serious intention of writers who sec to go at onc to the moat offensive or imporsible idea, that be introduced on the oca. sion, but for that dobt there are no ...