... MONDAY, JULY 29, 1872. The marriage of Mdlle. Nilsson with M. Auguste Uouzaud took place in Westminster Abbey on Saturday, the ceremony being per- formed, amidst large and aristocratic assemblage, by Dean Stanley. i We learn by telegraph from our Tyneside correspondent that a peculiarly brutal wife murder was committed by labourer named Grant at the Felling, near Newcastle, on Saturday ...

... THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1872 The despatches received at the Foreign Office from Livingstone are dated November, and are those which were sent to Dr Kirk. It is thought that young Livingstone and Mr Stanley, who are expected in London to-day, will have later despatches for the Government, from the great traveller. In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, Mr C. Gilpin moved the second reading of ...

... many interesting partieul&ra connected with the life of the ancient Egyptians. The brick itself is made of mud of the Nile, chopped stiaw, and sand, thus confirming what th£ Bible and Herodotus had handed to us tlie Egyptian method of brick-making. Besides these materials, the microscope has brought other things to light—the debrii of river shells, fish, aud of insects, seeds of wild and ...

... the maintenance of prisoners at Portsmouth has been suspended, in consequence of the defective gaol accommodation. Three •ites have been selected for a new prison, the cost of which is estimated at between £30,00J and £40,000. Breakfast.—Epps's Cocoa.— Grateful and Comforting — By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and a careful ...

... The other day we reported a remarkable case of lawburrows. As the case is still in dependence in Court, we shall not mention it nor any of its circumstances, and shall offer no opinion on what may or may not be its merits. But it and others which arise occasionally in the Courts do, we think, suggest a reasonable doubt whether the time has not come when we might with advantage get rid of ...

... for kissing his stole in the pulpit of St Michael's Church, Southampton, on the occasion of the re-opening few days since, and his Lordship has also called upon the Rev. F. M. Gregory, the vicar, to offer explanations as regards the use of incense and the performance of other practices contrary to the Rubric on the same occasion. There was another scene at the church on Sunday evening. The Rev ...

... relaxation from daily toil by meeting in the evening to practice choral music, and such is the degree of perfection they have attained that they have successfully competed with German and French choral associations and carried off the prizes. The King of the Belgians is their honorary president, or rather president d'honneur, and his Majesty has invited them on several occasions to sing at the ...

... Courier THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1872. The most remarkable social movement of our time and country, and of some other countries also, is that of labour in its relations to capital, of the employed towards their employers. In almost every occupation, from the highest to the lowest, efforts, which for the most part are successful, are made for more wages, for fewer hours of work, or for both- One may ...

... ARRIVALS DUNDEE. EARL GREI*S. DOCK. July IS. —Vesper («.), Jfatlie, land, coals ; Vaaren, Jensen, Skouviok, Naiad, Granger, timber. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. .Tuly 18.—Gaoento, Tyne, ballast ; Dido, Christophsen, Kehnetpans, ballast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Fremad, Bull, left Quebec for Dundee, 4th iiist. Jacket, Thompson, do. London, ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. ' A!W» ■ ———— July 25.—Curfew (s.), M'Keclmie, Sunderland, ballast ; Maggie, Walker, HolyislanU; lime ; Pax, St flax. * ■ ' GREY'S DOCK. July 25.—George, Hansen', Frederickstadt, battens. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. July 25. —Tuskar (■>.), Liverpool, goods ; Norma, Plumbeck, Tayport, light; Stephens, Myles, Fraserburgh, ballast; Vigilant, Lamont, Leithpart, cargo. MARITIME ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARI. GKEY'eS DOCK. July 22. —May, Kennedy, Newcastle, coals. KiNli WILLIAM S July 22.—Toni, Pilar, Antwerp, bark. '• CAMPER DOWN DOCK. July 22. --Bernice, Saunders, Calcutta, jute Hibernia (s.), Findlay, London, goods. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. July 22. —Alma, Stephen, Newcastle, ballast; Curfew (s.), M'Kechnie, Newcastle, ballast; White, Holyisl«uid, .coal* ; Carl Frederick ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY* 24, 1872. Despatches from Dr Livingstone in his own handwriting have now been received, and if any doubts existed in the mind of any one as to the veracity of Mr Stanley, they may now be removed. Letters have been received at the Foreign Office and by Sir Henry Rawlinson. From the latter it is learned that Livingstone was subjected to great inconvenience by the systematic ...