... KETTLE- THE IMPE RIAL DRUM. There is a movement in Europe once more. The three emperors are to meet, to settle the affairs of the world, and of course we are told they are going to do so in the highest interests of humanity. Cesar has been dethroned, and sent into exile, but a greater than Ctesar has arisen to alarm imperial fears. rhere is no enemy so alsi- dious, and yet so powerful, as ...

... TEI TICEROE2N CLAIMANT. On Tuesday, there was held at the Cambridge Music- hall, Commercial-street, Bishopggato, a crowded meeting under the auspices of the Tichhorno Defence Fund Com- mitte. Every part of the building was vwell filled, and the Claimant, accompanied by ir. Oseslow, 31,P., Mr. VWhalley, MY.P., and other gentlemen, met with an en- thusiastic reception. Mr. S. I. Ilyam, vestry ...

... ZONDON PATRIOT.C CLuB. . _ ?? .L. ?? On Tuesday night, Mr. Robertson submitted to a meeting of the members of this club, which has its qmarters on Clerkenwell-gecen, a new political plat. ormn, for which he claimcdl all the advantages of pre- nions platforms put forth by Mr. Scott Russell, Mr. lgsraeli, Mr. Morley, the International, Sir Charles MlteA Mr. Gladstone, mnd, lastly, Lord Russell ...

... SOLDIEnS' WIVES. A writer in a northern journal forwards some sugges- kire memarks on the above subject:- I will offer to your readers a few illustlritions of the iomestic life of the soldier, as provided for by the regu- lations promulgated to the army by dirueion of the SMon-etary of State for War; hut ffrst lt -as inquire, Stproportionof our soldiers are allowed to marryP MeFen i)C' Cet of ...

... HOW THE SYMPATHY IS GOT UP. The public have been favoured with a peep behind the scenes of the sympathetic meetings which have been got up in various towns favoured by Mr. Thomas Castro, or the claimant. The summons recently granted egainst Mr. Onslow, M.P., and Mr. Whalley, M.P., at the instance of Mr. Anidjab, a cigar merchant in the Strand, for the recovery of a docu- ment alleged to ...

... pistrid If I th ,th PARWICH. Ve NBw ClauaoH.-The foundation atone of the DeW ?? en 5e. church (which is being erected by T. W. Evasts ilf be laid by that gentleman on Thursday iext, the2§ninst. id. Should the weather prove favourable, the ceremony *il pp th a very interesting one. - le, OSMASTON. n- CoLoNIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURcH SOCiETr,-The ad annual meeting of the Ashborne branch of this ...

... TE1 AUTump MANTEUVRES, Mr. Iardwell, accompanied by Sir Henry Storks and Mr. lyno, M.P., paid a Visit to the pouthera camp, near Blaud- ford, on Siturdsy. They went first to the head-quarters camp it France Fsrnm; where they were received by Sir J. Milcel, the general in command, and his staff. Alter id- 8pecting the arringinmebts of the control department at head- quarters, they went to the ...

... THE GE EVA ARBITRATION, n \ Y - . - -- GENEVA, Ato. 19. 1 To-day's sitting of the Court of Arbitration lasted .from noon till 4.30 p.m. The sitting was devoted to I the reading of the printed pleadings. Sir Roundoll f alrner was not present. The Court adjourned until Wcdoneidcayons resp.cting the results of the sittings t are expected shortly. a The Secretary of the British American Commission ...

... i J3ICElSITER. I DIED. -Aug. 6, at Eastbourne, Sussex, Henrietta, Stratton, widow of Mr. George R. Stratton, of Bicester, aged 64. NATIONAL ANDI CUROce SUNDAY SCHOLARS TREAT.-This annual treat took plase on the 8th inst. The childrmr assembled at the National School-rooms about one o'ciol, aid, thanks to the weather, they then were enabled to avail themselves of the kindness of Messrs. ...

... MAIMExS' MENAGsBaL.-This splendid collection of wild beasts, believed to be the largest travelling menagerie in the world, is advertised to visit Woodatock on Tuesday next. A procession of carriages, drawn by elephants, camels, dromedaries, zebras, mules, &c., and accom- panied by a Brass Band, is announced to parade the streets at twelve o'clock. The collection contains 16 huge caravans, ...

... Y NOSWAITH GYNTAF 0 DAN Y BIESUR TRWYDDEDU. . 1AW 11) LJDjLPU. Yr oedd gweithrediad y Mesur Trwyddedu, yr .hwn oedd yn dyfod i rym yn y deyrnasyr wyth- nos ddiweddaf, yn bwne o ddyddordeb dwfn i bob dyn sydd yn ystyriol o ddrygau y fasnach feddwol. . Er nad yw y mesur yn agos y peth a ddymunai r caredigion sobrwydd, rhaid addef ei fod ar amryw g -yfrifon yn gam da mewn iawn gyfeiriad. Rbydd r ...

... . i ynhaliwyd Sasiwn plant y Methodistiaid Calfin- aidd yn ?? Edeyrnion, ddydd Mercher, Awst l4eg, yn Gwyddelwern. Daeth yno amlryw ganceddoblant ynghyd, yrba'-a holwyd yn y Deg Gorchymyn gan y Parch. J. Williams, Liandrillo, ao yn hanes Elias gan y Parch. E. Peters. Cainodd y fiaws plant yn rhagorol, dan arweiniad Mr Hugh Davies, Corwen, ac yr oedd eu hatebion, yn. daugas eu bod wedi ilafurio ...