... Goadby, on the whole, is sorry, that we cannot dig up a few more such men. Considering that the single gem has made three big wars in five years, we have no sympathy with Mr. Goadby's la- mentation. M. Guizot and the Spectator isnot worth reading. Mr. ...

... y To slacken mouch Jaw for croalking; But now i'in r, going to sity miv say, Anm it ain't exactly joking. Wave, winl.t and war a truu Jaclk Tiu Shuildl take Wds eliance vith *aily, But thlngoi ?? guipg it sialo too far, And the look.out ?? daily, The ...

... MOIROSO. (From the Timm of Yesterday.) It is unfortunate that we have still to deil ic the news from South Africa with wars and ra mours of wars. The campaien against Secoeceai is for the time the centre of interest. Sir Garcst Wolseley has assembled a ...

... anything of the grasp with which Miller fattened on a subject. Here we have his thoughts on education, periodicalism, the Crimean war, and other matters of great moment. We have chapters on Brougham, Scott,Dugald-Stewart; reviews of paets, inventors, and histories ...

... Bdrdtouk kd uvqlI# Speciel, £4454. ?? T11; Bi'itiah an& Afri9a, 064apy's sfthor Gambia ~srived tor-day from the Wstt CoWs 61 Africa, and nsis at noon for lidtIF ; 711dgli' ~risege Maritimset sritera Dwith inward French mails, arrived at 3.30) this afternoon ...

... Duchess of St. Albans have left St. George's Hotel, Albemanrle-street, London, for Bestwood, Nottingham. Earl and Countess De La War have ar- rivced at Wobumn Abbey on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Bedford. Earl and Countess Spencer are about to ieave ...

... Liverpool; 2nd, by 8th Cinque Porte (Margate); and 3rd by by 16th Laneashir-e. The Garaton Royal ArtiUery officers won the Tug of War ?? the Volunteer Artillery officers. BAuY,4oxz: MODL. FARx.-Mr. Patrick Qlune, the agriculturalist in charge of the above farm ...

... Bardstle Fre'd is to be despatebed to Zanzibar with the fai1et powers, a great war steamer, very lar-,e pI, s iary noloes, and orders to put dowii the e tv trade in ?? Africa, England and Ihouui W' tween them are to pay the tribute due to 5Ice1 -RownDiM ...

... ll-ed's farewell benefit. c 'I TIfT~l:ATRE-ME.R fLUE ED'S B3ENEFIT. f 1i EI.irei tak es his benefit at the Cietythis even-P ,i WAR -S I ie'frtrncenaommenes witih lore.9 Doe t5 ir, wlrjhh erl Elrired apiears in one of hie best *: .uArle ct sand concert will ...

... tul. gunt in iit poitfioD, hb'iuid Wnly able to. Idbe,-tr a flw yards'3 dkyIjkl1 *eild .otl p thinkigntog ,tfri't when -' war qwt. in the ocean. tuiinos croiwa, '*1il have to be de. fended-iif svn5a.d - seaward-4wa every shot' frf~ -deiiigek 4nb. ii ...

... to take place at Berlin, The Atkenonzm states thatj~r. Stanlcy is pro. paring for publication acount of his adven- tures in Africa. The bock will be published Io England by Messrs. Low. The Oivingatone Er. pedition, the same journal states, coat the Yoel ...

... ~t,, CAPE. t t (From the Daiy Telegd ph of Yesterday.) th To-day the firt Latch of reinfofrcements Gi e of bark for South Africa-the 91st at Southaim-> ot and the 8rd Battalion of the 60th Wifles at Grare end, under the eyes of its illuastrious Colene ...