... LADIES AS LA WYERS WHEN young ladies go to lunch with their newly-called brothers and cousins in the Temple, they never fail-as far as our own observation has extended-to try on the wigs and gowns of those young gentlemen; and the effect is usually pronounced to be very pretty indeed. The forensic horsehair, which is not un- becoming to many owners of that variety of nose and whisker for ...

... FRItD 1 2tkd | IRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1873. IRISH UNIVERSITY EDUOATION. . IN our last impression we commented on ia in the proposed measure of Mr. GLADSTONE for til the advancement of learning in Ireland. th We gave him credit for the ingenuity evinced to in his speech when introducing the Bill, but to a further and careful study of its prvisions tb Ihas made upon us a most unfavourable im- of ...

... Etc CburrD. We (Record) understand that Lord Fitzwalter has e declined the offer of the Presidency of the Church ea Associatjin. A continued improvment is reported in the health e of the Rev. Dr. Pusey, who, however, will remain at a Genoa the rest of the winter. The cio-crc Times says there is not, and never has h een, any intention on the part of those who! felt it d their duty to write to ...

... EMIGGRATI(N TO BRARAZI. M4 ' D c 4f U.# IE..Y oar. 'ir,--Will you kindly insert tbe followig ietiter, jUA I ?? by us3 from thte 1rnisslianll ('obstil-Gener:ul at Lipool ; and sllow rne to ftato that, in conseqnjesco f ,WIV oinnisrions of enquiry into the l4g1dfl ?? ',f colonial msatters; nt Canrgqea, It will ntot bs iecR- gery, present, 'or ine, or the propos e1 co*u ,ieesioe fron t this ...

... [SPECfIAL TLESRA2I3. A town mecting, called by the Mayor in compliance with a memorial signed by'lOO inhabitants, was held at Leeds last night, in the Victoria Hall, to take into con- sideration the case of our fellow-subjects at sea, and, if so (lecided, to support the efforts now mnaing in Parliament in their interest to obtain enquiry and legislation on their behalf. Mr. Pliasoll, M.P., who ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. F. Lewis.P-Lord Derby's. News Agent.'-Every fourth year. J. L.-The bill is due on the 3rd of May. L.-Tbe whole amount owing may be recovered. J. W.-Ho may be obliged to serve till twenty-one. Ad.-The landlord is right. You mlust give notice again. A. F.;'Headless C'ros.l) In 1852; (2) Wedon'tknow; (3) Yees. R. J. D.-Both counties are, and always have ...

... |PIV\TA.TE (J f} Ii(;spNDmL.- [ ?? ,,ir(Ia~wr., Me1. GLvy's piecliciin ilutbi. the I vish ?? ty ?? Bill woldd klhe acceptablc to tie ?? j eie-kerlieyi anid thc Lihunal3 Juas leen ?? verified. Th'le ,political anil religious sec Otis w'ich 1vee e:pecthd to lie hostile ti theL bill art .c sioii.-ly conuleriu0 Iv he-lier it is worth 11hile tO Oppoethe secuutd reudin. Tho Conservati ves, for ?? i ...

... SUTTONN COLI)FDTELD WARDENS' BmEETINCG. Tho ordinnry rnonthly meetinjg of thf7 Sutton Coldfield Wardens was held il tho Bcard room, at the Moo Hall, Sutton Coldileld, yesterdav. Mr. T. S. lddowes (warden) presided ; and the other gentlemen present were Dr. Boddington, Dr. Lakin, and bMessrs. H. E. F. Show, W. S. Bellamy, T. Haywood, J. Wiggan, . H. E Sadler, and 0. Addenbrooke (deputy iteward) ...

... tbewreeldy mneetinugof tlra Mxan Docks and Harbour jcerd wU bdld yeeterdly a tho D)ockloill, Reveune. buil~ngS KrW Legtonpr~ed~d.andthe other memdberspecer gnwere Kuer.11015.NlhoiIoO,Snbbaok, StKel, llr fuer, Hrison, Jobj llreaeker. Biagheam, Aornby, IrIckleb} , men, Parwer, Otilowr. PBOFYODTD INOBBlWE OF BALA=ES. ,The proeeodings of the mnuAlS omd I Included a recommendation to inarease the ...

... I LETT TO THE EDITORe. THE CffAh4E OF ORPHANS. Gent~smen,-A prlnted octa of a letter which sppea I in your Issue of tie llat ?? ha b towk ded0 O me, rferring to the dedroblitt s Ing cam ot the numerous orphans In our towna gltabocd i isb my rule 1o take no'nouc flaatwele tO ,lbIfth IllsOWrItseg donotattuhtbelrngmsl. ?? nsjeu,. On'Ossomu * ts of suet, daep Importaoett hst I Oannot ?? 1 to ask, ...

... BALV8 POPVI .= LEX UPREIMA. SUMMARY& PARULI& ENT. The Lords mat a very short time yester- day. All they did was to appoint a oelect eommittee upon the bill to prevent railway accidents, and another select committee to imquire intd tho condition of this country an to horses. In the Commons, in reply to Lord R. M ontague, Mr. Gladstone gave sonme ex- planations as to the proposed working of the ...

... I AfLYJIN FOR A SECRETARY- I SHIP. I i in the Court of Chancery, Yesterday, before a ?? Dahlias, the Ctse of Wood v. the t Nationel Equitable Provident Society, Limited, w was hesid. Mr Higgles, (1C, edilbo hehad tomeovon behalf i of Mr. filery Richard Wood, a eub-ieuitenant in hor leojeaty's navy, t8ldin6g at Hamilton-square, -birkentead, to re-mov b is name from the list of maembere of ...