... i T TICHBOW. I .I lif~ of a alaughterwn and butoher, oeulxi AaUstz trrue name and tiion. qethe tar 'Afer but it found fal Sir &esichboge long believed to be dead, had to last oome outbf -PPtie obscurity and'tketirmenat and withrife iet of the and rntainers, black and white, wa's about to o of all saU for England to claim his owp again. l when lovers of romance got down their Baronetag. . sad ...

... DIIPERIAL PA TFhe Eaose of Lords was aturing a coinratively long m stting with a, me- Mion for the ?? reading of Bills ?? iI veheme for the reform of the existing law rehitini to the registrteiocn of t ritles to sandb The Lord Chancellor introduqed the mxafsue, which -Was on hoe whole favourably reeeived by Lords Selborne, ,,atherley, 'and. RoDiley, who engrossed the die- oussion that preceded ...

... 2R SCHOOL BOARD) FOR LONDON. - *Yesterdaey the weekly meeting of the Board was held at (ululdhall; Sir CISAULZ RaNID, M-P., preMdfiog. Mr. F csr.AX ~ieacnteA a report from the Miantles Committee, which stated tbu accordance with the reabbaltioni O'tcheflard passed on the 18th of Marplh .nat., the common seal oftlse Boar had been-affixed to the following documenta :-The morigeereof the rate for ...

... . . ?? OUR geru COOZUiRPONDENT.) TERA -QUARtTERS, ARMY OF THE NORTH, SOMORROSTRO, MAu M 13. A forward movemnent of the army has been daily expected, but as yet nothing baa been done, Pre- parations are, however, hastened on by the fear of Bilbao's fall in the meantime. Marshal Serrano is determined that the attempt at relief which he is about to make shall not fail for want of menand artillery ...

... TIlE .ItARIAGE OF TiLE DTH ° iD j -EDINBURG&. d' TI#EATY BETWEBN 1UE Qt q R AND?_E E,9PEROR, O' RiJ3SO ?? ?? xt of the Traeaty betwees hier 2Majesty ?? the Empeior of Russia fao te mamage of tb4 Duke of }3dinbnrgh and the. Gimdaz '1uohesa Marie Alexandrowno, signed att .,Rtersburg. .on the 22nd January, and ratified on the 29th ?? rua , ahs J9st becn p*ub1ishd the' Trefity .wa&drvswii ?? Eand ...

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... THE ASHANTEE WAR.-KING COFFEE A PRISONER. The Earl of Carnarvon sends us the following extract from a private letter received to-day at the Colonial Office from Mr. Goldsworthy, second in command under Captain Glover, dated her Majesty's ship Victor Emmanuel, Cape Coast, February 8. N News has reached us within the last half-hour that Coomassie is taken and Coffee Kallcalli a prisoner. This ...

... THE ASHIANTEE WAR. Tbe Times says that the history of the Ashantee war received yesterday its formal .completion in the review of the troops by her Majesty at Windsor, and in the passing by the two Houses of Parliament of votes of thanks to the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men of the various forces who bad been engaged. The speeches in the two Houses, if they dwelt on details, ...

... ]DURING the last eight days both crews have undergone change. The Oxford crew has been shifting like a kaleidoscope (but without the least pretension to beauty in its composition). So long as they were in their heavy boat they were, though rough, fairly promising; but from- the time that they took to their light boat they became utterly demoralized. The, bad arrangement of the boat, or rather ...

... WHEN a great question has been shelved it seems a hopeless task to drag it out of Government pigeon-holes, and still more hopeless to attempt any reconstruction of a fiasco. But truths have a wonderful tenacity of life, and even when we suppose that all is over with them, they begin again to struggle into light, especially in the warmer weather of a new Ministry. Articles have repeatedly ...