... , THETBE ROYAL DRURY-LAND. Sole Lessee and Maner. F. B. Ofittertou Tass EvaNiNo, at 7, MYZOBSART. rs. Herm VY., Meedasmes Fanny Addison and Kateg Rlyan; ?? J C.Cwpr Mes. Howard Te, Bfittaiu Wrightd F. Voks-ea the Grand Chrlsnsanmim, TOM Tskru3. THEATRE ROYAL. HAYMARKET. Tans EVENING, at 7, TEE BALANCE OF COMFORT. Masm. Howe RogerC, Clark, Braid; Miss IRse Messey.-At 8, PYGMA- LONAND GALATEA. ...

... ITJlf BRIGHTON REVIEW DIFF ICULTY. The laiesez fafrs policy of the War-office in the bth matter of the Brighton Review has produced its in inevitable result-and a result, it may be, for which W those who are responsible for that policy have but of little regret. There is still a cance that a Volun- de teer review of some kind may take place on Easter : anl Monday on Brighton Downs; but this is ...

... CHURCH REFORM. Sir,-There can he no doubt that you are right in suggest- ing to Mr Noyes that the great difficulty in his proposed 'National Church is to find a common basis of agree- ment But why, I would ask, be content with a I!National Church? Why not take a broader view, and propose a Universal Church? The idea is by no means chimerical, for a common basis of agreement cau be ...

... CHURCH REFORM. Sir,-It is with very little satisfaction that I resume my pen to reply to the several criticisms elicited by my two letters on Church Reform. I had hoped that this momentous ques- tion would have been taken up seriously, and debated to some practical purpose in your columns. The weapons of shallow sarcasm and verbal criticism are better suited to the columns of feebler journals ...

... I ' O~WOK.D WAGES.' ?? I| Last migbt Mr. Samuel Xo4ey, M.P., presided atbthe nrrey Oabpel on the occasion' of 3f. Thos, Con. nolly (stonemason) delivering i lecture othoe 'subject of emigration to Canada. It wae neaof'a sies of MAnda addresses being given at thatplaoeeof worship, anda. traete4 a-very larxe audienc. amongst w ';Arhur, M.P., gro PlimelfR .P!, Mr. (Pi lZ W ,P. Mr. Dixoni the Rev ...

... I ?? The House of Lords was last night mainly ocou- tied with the consideration of two or three mea- rires either directly ecclesiastical in. their character Dr bearing upon ecclesiastical subjeots. In the House of Commons, Mr. Cardwell was able to announce that all the difficulties connected with the holding of the Brighton Review had been removed, and that the committee of ommuand- ing ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW, Although every provision is made for depositing uponl ?? coast suech volunteers as care to leave London during the three days which pre- I cede the Easter Monday Review, the chief busi- nesa of departure this year will not set in tilt Monday morning. In settled weather some few national defenders who can afford to leave home and duty are to be seen in the fashionable ...

... . _ ?? No public business was transacted in the House v Lf Lordc last might. In the Comnmons, Sir R. Palmer's proposal for 0. the establisahment in London of a Central 0 *chool of Law, for the scientific education of *3arristers and attorneys in the principles of jurisprudence, and the practice of their profession, was sap ported by Mr. 0. Morgan, and produced _ a good deal of discussios,. ...

... |HR B.AsrB MONDAY VOLUVTAR RZVZWVK I~~ On Sattirdy afternoon -a meeting of met!o- ?? Commanding offlioers took place at the rooms Od nd, the National Rifle Asaocistico, pali-mall Z~gtj didth th purpose ofreceiving te reportof the committee asto er-' w ?? for the fortheotning Easter Monday Voluntaez 18 Review at Brighton, end other matters cnected with th -esvolunteer forsa. Lieutea-g-Colous) ...

... ZITEST TELEGRAMS)I SEWS FROM ROME. (DXA uVB ?? PBCY CUM xoux OOBREONDEN.aX ROME, WEDrNzsAy. A demonstration in honour of Mazzini is to am tke place here on Sunday next. V The Italian Minister in London has asked per- h nission, to resign his post on account of ill a bealth. Tfne Prince and Princess of Wales are expected here on the 16th to meet the King of Denmark. The Princess of Roumania is ...

... 1 HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDrn 8)D*4.Y MARCH 0. 5 The Spzc~rsn took the ebair at 12 o'cldock. btre PRIVATE BUSINESS. bc Mr. DODSON stated that, in consequence of an a Poei1al made to him on the previous evening by the Lright'on.,( imemrber for Bucks, he should postpone, from the 8titto the 111th Of this Month his resolutions respecting the PrivatelC business of the HO11Be. INFANT LIFE PROTEC TION ...

... 1. NEWS F I R -S ?? (FROM ova OWN conRRsrONDENT.) PARIS, TuwaY&y NiGar. The bureaux of the Assembly met to-day to appoint a comnmittee to consider and report upon B M. Lefrano's Bill, for which urgency was voted B yesterday, pro osing to postpone the meeting of the Councils-General from April 2 to April 8. It tl Seems a small thing, but the principle involved is considerable. By one of the ...