... GRADUAL ECOOVERY. THE ROYAL FAMILY LEAVING SANDRINGHAM. (OFFIOAL BULLETINS). SAirniNw&aM, Saturday (8 am.) His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has passed a tranquil night. The favourable course of the symptoma continues. No further bulletin will be issued until 5 p.m. (Siged) WILLrAM JENNKR, M.D. WILIAM GULL, M.D. JonN LowR, M.D. SANRDRoHAM, Saturday (5 p.m.) Royal 4ighness the ...

... A 6UBN IN 2'Tha NBW OUT. For the last few months the Vestry Board of St. Mary's, Lambeth, has had under its consideration the best way of abolishing Sunday trading in the parish, but more especially in ths Lower anld Upper Marsh, corm. monly known as the New Cut, and two letters were written by hr. Roffey, the Vestry Clerk, by order of the Board, to Colonel Henderson, the Chief ...

... SrEriozs were preached in several of the Methodist churches yesterday on behalf of the Sabbath- schools. The Rev. J. D. Powell officiated in Done- gal Square Church in the morning, and in Frederick street in the evening. On each occasion Mr. Powell more than sustained his well-known repata- tion as a pulpit orator. The rev. J. IV. MWKay preached in Frederick Street in the morning, and in ...

... I PROCtAMATION OF LONDONDERRY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM (From our Correspondent.) Derry, Saturday Morning. The followi'gprocairation from Dublin Castle, prohibiting all kinds of displays by the Orange party in this city on Monday next, the anniversary of the Shutting of the Gates, has been extensively circulated by the police authorities this morn- BY THE LORD LIEUTENAET GENERAL ArD GE'E- RAL ...

... ARTIFICIAL MILK AND B3UTTER. rn __ ho It an article in Nature on this subjecb, n drawn from the (Comptes Besnil . the.Ajia- en ddiny of Science, Paris, W. Matticu Williams on remarks that thq investigations on these subjects, ice have led toamoro practical results than the paperse ae on aerostation. This 'has been especially the t.i case with'the 'regearches 'that are described in the papers ...

... A CAPTURE BY THE WLSSH POLICE. At Oswestry, on Saturday, a respectablyedr woman, giving the name of Marian Aney, wan brought before the Mayor and John Morri, Esq charged with stealing a silver watch, the Property of Henry Harrison. From the evidence it ?? that on Friday morning the prisoner went to Mr Harrison's vaults in Church-street, and asked to ba accommodated with apartments. She said ...

... HOiW THI'm CHIAGO RIEUEF FUND I1 E1 - q BING ADMINIS^T.D.: *. 'E 'inoe ttiiie sgo,.the E~xecutive Reief. (lomnini~te' [-.h n~~go theai ~ ?? apointedf a deputaition-of -respon- th ollibzetitbl~ion: to -visit'.0hicagu -u, aseartaliio'~h Ta mode of 'dist~ibutIng the 'aid co'ntributdt elee lg~ the people of that cit~y who were ufrngade, n dered destitute by the gioat fire. n. ,viited CQhichgo and ...

... U1'IVERSITY CHAPEL. ThOffE5503 JOWnLY i SnEMON. ?? The ppulpitof the UIiversity Chapel was occupied ye terdayafternoon by the Rev. Professor Jowett, Master of Beijol. College, Oxford. The chapel was quite filled, admission 1belng regulated by ticket. The -rev. Professor chose for his text John xix. 30-t he e said, 'It is finished,' and He bowed His head ?? gve up. the ghosts These words ...

... artid ebminald gtwfj. THE ORLEANS PRINCES AND M, THIERS. (REnTER'S TELEGRMAM.) PARls, Dec. 18.--The Dibats publishes a letter from the Duke ?? to the electors, explaining the reasons which have hitherto and do now prevent him from exercising his right as a deputy. He says that when his election was submitted to the Assembly several of his colleagues came to ask him not to take his seat, and on ...

... TEE BRIDGING OF THE SEVERN. I - - 1 - - 1 ?? L . - ?? It is now understood that the Gloucester and Borkeley iogy Canal Company, togother with the Severn and Wys eRil- this way Company, have energetically takou up the Severn wisl Bridgo Railway (Sharpness), and will join tlee promoters in le their application to Parliament for the necessary Act to that carry it out, ard have further consented ...

... 'Ihe following are extracts from letters received from the West Indies acknowledging grants from the Bir- aningbam Ladies' Negro's Friend Socioty:- From D. J. East, President of the Oalabar Institution for Educating Mlinisterb and Training Teachers, at Kinghton, Jamaica : August 22, 1871. 1 havo to acknowledglte with inty thanks the kind annual donation of your useful society to our ...

... A imblid meeting in connection with this recently. established society was held in the Athenuium Rooms, Temp'e Row, last evening; Mr. S. E. Marks in the chair. Thoze was but a smell attendance. The CHAsiXAu, in hie opening remarka, said that at first the editor of their Jewsnh p.aper spoke in favour of the esta3ishlsent of a society like that, and said it was really a necessity; but there now ...