... I THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. The Tisns holds that it is to the credit of the volunteers that they should so promptly and in the face of so many obstacles have accepted the new obligations of this year!- Easter Monday field-day; and if the sea- side holiday has been a powerfuil agent in-producing the result, we need not quarrel about the motive so long as the effect is satisfactory. Lord Elcho claims ...

... GENERAI FOREIGN NEWSI (irEurn's TLLaeiiAfq.) THE QUEEN. fln,2'i.BgtDtS, Mf.^n:i II. IHer hIajCilV Qdecn Vietol:a and the ?? children 'eilv make ?? I to tho va .irus objccr: o i.a sitert phe UCi'ihbot'he~ar OU GuCod r'.;day the Qace' went R fl'Istadt, fhe Grand Duke ?? ' plec-a I s hore-a and sttrudputs at the di po-al oi Hier ?? The Qaeeu has recsivcd ro s~iitors aD be Jl', ^ihb tlecscept5 ?? ...

... Offenbach's operetta, Boule de Neige, has all bat beWn. a flasco at Berlin. WhIore than thirty new railways are In course of beiu chartered by the Saxon Chambers. The .Publique Framucise,. M. Gainbetta's daily neow- paper, Is threatened with prosecution. The Municipal Council of Lyons has voted P4,000. more in aid of the Exhibition which is to open on May 1,1872. In Bohemia the Conservative ...

... Xo,.Z~tes and Quer'ies publishes the followiag cirutributiori 8ical to IIFolk Loe by the Hon. W. 0. StanleyM.P ihet ?? by a recent occurrance in my immodiate tue resideuce to wrijt a few remarks upon the popular saver- ati. 5titions still provalent in Arnglesey, anld probably in other tin Parts ot North Wales. On October 3rd, as a labourer inl ran ry employ, Edward Morris, was removing an old ...

... A GERMAN ACCOUNT OF SIR CHARLES I DILK'Vs NIGHT. Tb.e London correspondent of the AUgemeinre Zeihtug wrote on the 20th instant :-The member for Chelses yes- torday attempted to justify his presumed Republioan agitation, and repeated in Parliament his Newcastle asser- tions concerning the reckless eipenditure of the Civil List, which he supported by certain statistics. . If the question had ...

... THE : LOIIG .FIR3.t TRANSA CTIONS AT WESROWW BOKWIOIL. I 'The recent long firm' transactions at Carter'c Green uimne before the Magistrates, Major Williams and Mr. J. A. Kenrilok, at the West Bromwioh Petty Sessions, on' Saturday,.*then Frederleok George, alifts George Frederick Nurse, and John Ward, alias Wood, were oharged with' obtaining goods under false pretences, John Green said: I am ...

... G E'TBAL WE W S. [PRESS ASSOCIATION T'l 1iRANS.] ALLEGED EMBEZZL MENT BY A BANK * R ~MNAGER. . At Brampton, CumberlendL on Saturday, William Holmes, manager of the bank of Mesal Carrick, lee, and Sons, was charged with embaziling sums amounting to £3,C00. Prisoner had been in the service of the bank from eoyhood. Ho was remanded. .hiYSTEEIOLS DEATH OF A YOUNG WO fMAN. On Good Friday evening. ...

... THE WARWICKSHIRE ST1IKE (rROK All OC(iONAL CoruiNiPDM.) l WBL!8BORNEl, MARlOR 30. The able Correspondent whose graphic power and pen of fire have done 8o much to bring home r to England the incidents of the Warwicirshire Iof ,agitation, having been called away, I take up; do muy pen to try and keep your readers au couraat cor with the daily history of the movement. I was let ldesirous to see ...

... THE condition of the London Bankruptcy Court as re-constituted by the Act of i869 is one which deserves more attention than it has hitherto received outside the legal profession. The Act has now been in operation for upwards of two years, so that it cannot be said that the time has not arrived for considering how far it is desirable to abrogate or amend any of its provisions. One of the ...

... . THE LEEDS MERCURY. TirE QuE1i renains at ?? Bnaden, and visits daily one or other of thO ?? ?? ia tie neighbourhood of tbot. charming place. The PRINCE IeEmnrAL of Germaiy and tle DU n ov Corounu are albout to visit Her Mejzsiv. A rOsTAL conventon has been concluded it between Rucsia and Italy and arran.e-n-AtL ?? E bcen made for the establishmcnt of a line of ste amers 3 between Italy and ...

... Tohn p ln :- . . The following is a portion Of the general introduction to the report subsuitted Otto the Lords of the Committee of P'rivy Council for Trade by M~r. Fonblanque, of the Statistical Department of the Board of Trade:- The Returns are studied and valued by an increasing Iaumber of agrioulurinrst. who would no doubt appreciate the advantnge of obtaining the information contained in ...

... STUI ATTACKE 1Y A WHAIK An unusual, though by no means unprecedented, occur; renee (says an Australian pauer) is reported by Captain Lookyer, of the barque King Oscar. Hia account of It is much as ?? barque sailed from. Hobart Town for this porb on the 12th instant, and on the 15th, when thifty miles to the eastward of Cape Howe, sighted a large sperm whale, distant about 300 yards, and ...