... THE ROYAL VISIT TO WARWICKfSHIRE. CSPEcI, TEaLEsGoAz-) Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales drove out yesterday from Paclirgton Hall in a small pony trap, accompanied by Lady Aylesford. They proceeded to several points of interest near Stonebridge, and were not generally recognised. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and the party staying at Packington again shot over the preserves of ...

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... The money article of the Times of yesterday ?? the following remarks on this question -The annosunce- ment made by several railways lately that fares are to be raised so as to recoup the amoluit of the passeuger tax is exciting coma considerable attention, aend is not without importance to their eshareholders. Boils inancially and economnically the wvisdom of this policy may be ques- tinned; ...

... , t ELOPEMeNT AND ROBBEIY.-EXTRAOrtDiNARY Dig- O OLOSURE.-Afewdays ago, at the borough police-court, George Ashley, ironworker, East St. Mary's-gate, I was brought up on remand charged; with stealing £15 and other articles, the property of Henry Jas. Robinson, landlord of Bingham's Hotel. Mr. Stephenson pro. secuted, and Mr. Summers (Hull) appeared. for the prisoner. Prosecutor deposed: I ...

... ID.UTII OF MR. FRANCIS CARBUTT. We harate announoe, with great Zegrefr, the loss of a dietinguisheainhabitant bf Leeds, Mr. Catbutttfho,&ie an active and useful life, basbeean removeadatthe advanced age of eighty-two years. About two mofithssince'Mr. 'aarbutt had a dangerous illness, from which, however,.he recovered so far as to-,be able to visit .Scarbro', where he to some degreersgained-his ...

... THE FATAL GUNPOWfDER' EXPLOSION ! 'AT HROUN8LO1W. I Y~esterday afternoon Or. DiploeL,coroner for Wfest ~iddlelsex, boldl an inquiry into the e ecumstances attendingr the deathls in conueetion wvith th!e -usnowu~er explosioni at Hounslowi on Tuesday. Tiefirst ?? called was Heow8 Gaddin/, wifo deposed-i \was n' :ir t ei hiug-houte wvhen the disaster took place. I lent t~l nmi ig-riouse mt a ...

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... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWSe (R1rnrna!s TEBUGIAsS.) THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. Bohdo-dNy, Sunday Midnlight.An cleotion has been f i held tonday in the Pas de Calais for a Deputy to the ! _Natdona1A0ssembly- Peburns have been ?? from i ?? cantons, sholving the following resctlt !M1. Delisset Engrand (Scptennalist and Bonapartist)c 40.712; N, Brasure (Reprihlie)au), 9),164 votes. SPAIN. .. I MAnDin, ...

... FATAL ACCTDENT ON THlE BRADFORD AND THORNTON RAILWAY. Yesterday morning,. about six o'clock, a scrious accident oceusrred ou the Bradford andThorntonltail- way, at Clayton,near Brdforad, by which one Maun lost his ?? and three othler men were seriously injured. 'rho new line, the contrietors for which are Messrs. Benton and Woosliwiss, is being carried under the hill between Clayton end IIole ...

... . .. R6A I6).. . t BY;A; .i In the garden of death, wetis ,lt bingers whose names are deasthl'essj One with another ink blusit.is unheird of men Wherse thle denad 'sweet rosesi .lade nt ef lips iong Arid the fair eyebs bshins 'thht thall ?? not tz hiiljigo again: Who comes ne*-6rowndd With the blossom of snow- white years ? What Dmsiu .is thIS that the world of the dead men heabrs P IL ...

... MLR.-E. A. LEATHAM, m.P., AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. (FTROU OUR OWN RypOuTrrn.) E Last night Mr. Leatham, M.P., delivered his annual I address to his constituents in the Armoury,Hfuddersfield. C The large building was crowded to excess, and the recep- tion of Mr. Leatharm was enthusiastic. Ai. els C occupied the chair, and amongst others who accompanied him on the platform were Ald. Barrowelough, ...

... MNo GLADSTONE ON TE CHURCH O) ROWEM Mr. Gladstone's article on aIitualism in thc October number of the 'Co lssprt'Y Review has led to a good deal of comment, and one passage in it has been the subject of special and unfriendly criticism. It was that which raised the question, 'Whother a handiul of the English clergy are or are not engaged in an utterly hopeless and visionary efiort to ...