... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... A LITERARY COINCIDEN5ICE. THE coincidences between the plot of Mr. Wilkie Collins's new novel and a story of Lord Lytton's in The Pilgrims of the Rhine are so strong that they are worth recording as a literary curiosity. Lord Lytton's story is called The Maid of Malines. Eugene St. Amand, a young, rich, and handsome gentleman, had been blind from the age of three years. Touched by a sense ...

... Chid Obeninqld jjtWd. THE OVERLAND MAIL. The most important portions of the news from India brought by the mail which has just arrived with advices from Bombay to the r ith of March has been anticipated by the telegraph. Respecting Lady Mayo's departure from India, the Bombay Gazette says Lady Mayo commenced her melancholy journey home on Tuesday (the 5th), when she left Calcutta. The special ...

... NEWS FROM ROMEE. e . ?? (PRoM oun SPE0L 0fl=E8PONDN?.) ROME, MBnAs 28 With the arrival ong aturday night of the Prince and Princess of Wales, that of a French Minister to this Court, in the person of M. Fournier, passed nearly unobserved. However, the long-ex- pected Ambassador has come at last. He called upon Signor Visconti Venosta, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, on Sunday morning, and ...

... OCCA SIONA1. NO TES. The programme of the Brighton Review has this year been drawn up with a laudable attention to what is called realism. The defensive force stationed at Lewes are not put off with the simple information that, by no matter what means, an invading army has reached the Brighton ]Downs, and must somehow be dealt with. As if such a statement might perhaps not obtain credence, ...

... NAVAL AND MILZTARY PORTSMOUTH, MAncri 30. fa Tnu Navy List for April shows very little ehauige as N compared with last quarter. Fro ships carrying 3 gun, and B. of 1,950 horse-power, have been 1paid oh, via. ?? aeon, 4, 120, ta Commander R. Roche, South-east Coast of America;- Chanticleer, to 7, 20, Commander W, W. S. Bridges, Pacific; Forte, 21,400, Ca to lain H. Fairfax, East Indies; ...

... ITHE REDUCTION OF DUTY ON COFFEE TO m )rronU OF TOY DAILY NEWS Sm,-Xay we ask in an urgent case for a farther space in your journal, and, at the same time, appeal for your help in urgmR a claim clearly foundedan justice. Wr. Lowe, in Wil Budget, proposed a reduotix of 141. per ton on coffee. and 13. 6a on chicory, to tak effect on the 6th of April, the consequence of Wrisch is to inflict on ...

... I TIM PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION IN HOLLAND. (BY SUBMARINE TEMRAPH.) (pnOX OUR SPECIAL CoRRESPONDENT.) THE HAGUE, SUNDAY Nxirr. It would seem as though disturbances wese about to commence in connection with the pa- triotio Ptes. At Bois-le-Duc, some people of the lowest class among the Ultramontanes collected before a bookseller's shop and pelted with mud the bust of William the Silent exhibited in ...

... SUMMARY OF THlIS MORNING'S NEWS, President Thiers took leave of the National Assembly on Saturday on tne occasion of the adjournment for the Easter holidays in a speech in which he expressed great satisfaction at the present position of France both at horne and abroad. The promoters of the scheme for the formation of a tunnel under the English Channel were received yesterday by the President ...

... OPEN-AIR BERVICE AT THE ROYAL I EXCEANGTG I Yesterdav being Easter Sunday, the memberal. of the London Oity Missiou commoeaed for the season,. their open-air religious services under the western portico of the Royal Exchange. It would be impossible to select any site more suitable fbr this special purpose, the 1arge space under the portico forming a spacious and convenient ohurch, and the ...