... IZ-I I INEWPORT, .6 I Acents.-Messrs. J. & W. GuBBius. a METEOROLOGIcAL.-The following is a return of rainfall r and temperature at Newport for the year 1869:- I1 3, e d of if d e d. d closely-built neighbourbood where the store is located, in all probability, serious results would have occurred. As it was, none of the stock was injured, and but little damage was done to the building. What ...

... CURCH NEWS. L NN The famous ceremonies performed in Holy Week and at 13 other important ecclesiastical seasons in Rome, which were i te many visitors amongst the leading features and uttrec- P1 tious of the place, are to be discontinuzed.111c,.rd. V The Rev. Dr. Lee, Vicar of All Sainits', Lambeth, was on 2 monday summoned to the Southiwark Police-court, to show I cause why a distress warrant ...

... ..11 -4-now An-ex Olnn n.+ Clh-r.i;fFn P Dr- A grand review took place at Shorncliffe Camp on ne Saturday, in thc presencc of H.RHB. the Duke of Cam- Bd, bridge. About 7000 troops were inspected. Colonel Wellesley, before leaving London for Vienna, tl tenderedhis resignation of his appointment as aide-de-camp r ,rd to the Duke of Cambridge, which has been accepted. ,as It is rumnoured that H ...

... DVJtOC 8L-y. _ - - I I__ _ _ i__ - _I__ _ _ 2 - I PORTSMOUTK-H fURBAN SANITAR i . AUTHORITY. 12 I' ?? -,nhIv m-fiwr'm nf ths rhnve body wa s held ?? Tho monthly meeting of the above body was held at thei Ft Gjildhall yesterday afternoon. In the unavoidable M absence of the Mayor, Mr. AldermanDailies was voted to ~ the chair. There were,. also p ?? exi *Batchelor, Wells. G. B. Rent, Ridout, ...

... LONDON G OSS IP . - -. - rA1 - t1 71 A- -1 %EAGu (From the IVhitehalu Reiew.) w Hurlingliam (a correspondent tells me) is deteriorating. E I constantly see people there who would have been refused admission a few short years ago. Tradesmen's ar daughters swagger aboutin gorgeous costumes, and only sa last Saturday much comment was excited at the appear- efi ance of a well-known dressmaker and ...

... ISome uartionlara have 4nnt nmr tnhenA at +4 raerore iome partioulars have jnst come toband of the frightful t wa Oatastrophe which occurred in Canton on the 1 th April, that and which caused the deabh of 10,000 person. It appears that about ono o'clock in the afternoon a tremendous I art of -thunderstorm arose, the sky being so black that the lamps house had to be lighted in the houses. At ...

... I TT ~ Rg II. (CONTINUED). .st But Mr. Haliburton is never tired of throwing as much ve obloquy as he can on the present Junior Commissariat dy Officers, and accordingly he takes good care not to neglect ut this congenial task when describing his proposed remedy he for the present admittedly inefficient state of this branch Id of the Service; a state for which, be it observed, these P ...

... FARlEHAM. rro- r - .1\nr fln T ,- Braeiees Housg Scseoon.-Mr. G.NBrady, Professor am , of Eloeution, gave a lecture, illustrated by elections from kind d the various poets, to the pupils and some of their friends at ment 1 Blenheim House School, on Friday evening. In the course tI hea 1. of his aldress, Mr. Brady stated that more than 40 years tje 0o ago he had the pleasure of giving a similar ...

... eadv mentionini t01 tne Rumour is already mentioning the name of Major- nny General Sir Garnet Wolseley in connection with the that, Governorship of Malta. General Sir Charles Van Strau- the benzee does not, however, complete his six years' command aful until June next, and, according to the Broad A rrow, he has the nade such an excellent and popular Governor and Corn- am ?? that it is to be ...

... FAREHAM: *FaATTONAT, (lrnTTTn1r..-.OnW-r? I.,nv ements CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-On Wednesday last, the chosen annual tea to the poor members of the church was kindly aittees, given by Mr. William Cawte, of Bloomfield House. The clergy number of tickets issued was in excess of any similarimcet- Dhurch ing in former years. The schoolrooms were decorated in a novel and very attractive manner, ...

... ChURCH SERVICES FOR SUNDAY. XlIV. SunjDAY sntXT'. Taecmty. 1 ?? leeson, I[. IEings, 9; Second lesson, IL Corinthitans, 9.1 Eew.n:g.-First lesson, II. Kings, 10, to v. 32, or 1L. Kings, 1S; Seoond lesson. Mark, 14, toyv 27.. MJSSXO1! CE;VRCBt O Ss. MICHAEL AlD ALLAnE~s, LA~b' ?? Communtion at eight ?? tor ohildren at turee p.m., with catechisiog. Hlymns, 33S, 343, and 335.-liission ear ice, ...

... CHICHEBTER. Ths ofaicers otheih 'tfstryi (limed together tat Willis's Roomus, King-sreet St J aes on Thursday evening, when there were ?? J. Aldridge, Lioutonant-Colonel the Earl of M h Lieutenaut-Coloifdl E. J. St. John, identeiiant..Colonel J. Fioanus Blake,. Major Bethune, Maj or . .Browne, Major W. Bridger1 Ma'or J. Xiueapm hl~, Major T. P. Wiadon, Major 0 Bri ger, Captain P. Barehard, ...