... The proceedings the monthly meeting this club on Monday evening, was hailed with much satisfaction, showing the continuing prosperity the club. Mr. T. Broadwood, the vicc-coiiiinodorc, took the chair, and after the election members and usual matters, the balance sheet was read, showing the club to worth just upon £1,2-50. Mr. G. C. Eagle, the treasurer, in treating of the matter, urged the ...

... be arm the Executive with increased power, without actually suspcuding the Jl'ilnan Corpus Act. The bill proposes to revive and amend the provisions of former Acts Parliament respecting the possession ef arms and gunpowder, to control t locomotion of suspected persons during the night, grant compensation for the victims outrage and their relations, and to provide additional facilities for ...

... Mr. \V. AViso'* schooner yacht Urania is to have a new foremast and sundry repairs executed board Hansen, ofCowes. Messrs. Watts arc going ' ...

... The annual banquet of the Brighton Rowing C'!ub was held Tuesday evening last at the banqueting room of the Pavilion, at which Mr. Jas. Ashbury, owner of the Cambria, presided. The following speech, made that gentleman, will read with interest our readers: If could without being thought egotistical, he would desire to make them acquainted with the arrangements for the proposed American and ...