... LORDS TEMPORAL. In bidding farewell to his constituents previous to his elevation to the peerage, Lord Russell de- scribed himself as feeling like the chief mourner at his own funeral, The House of Lords seemed to him a political tomb. This view of it is not pe- culiar to the period subsequent to the Reform Act of 1832. When Pulteney and 'Walpole met, the one having just become Earl of Bath, ...

... F.b~d LAST ~Iern~uS a~z~T~il. 1 rntODmW!3 J~2HLOND4E . ?? . Csednogs, JOSEP 1 J o1Sb, l e1abyi g ,ild ~ ds e Victualler, Nov. Xi, at . 111Ver, H~u iALOII, 14ttlTOWer41t4 Saw~~I~ o~a RAT, DAVID and Gzoso* Wxr23l, is inerallants, Dee, 8, at 12. Dec, at I~ orse, WEnn IOD, Bo rir ord, , (TO nUDR a .AT Tnsa R OT1V DJ ? AIVIT03t, OZOGS, and W nLIA VANs, S ivepool, Toilsicn =n- el2Ofts, Nov. 80, at 2 ...

... I IUBLRYME~ ON~ AFJAJE Wf Cilaies U61O~1 aenwirea a~tiaddres ydsterday afternoon, on: te Itelatiofl ot the ?? the. Church,! at a large mestin4 Ie cosnnectibl 'With theo Yeovil' Sthoday Sehool Ifnion, hold at Yeovil. Ito son.- tended that the School and goe Church, itostegiL of beissg VagIIrdoaI ,i~ssparate instltatione, should b61treated al Gomvoent~rts o onehasisonlousa whole, sbied that ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. PRtOMEL7&BDE CONCERTS. Underthe direction of ?? A, and S. Gattl. TNss EvZNINO, at 8, Madame binico, Miss Rose Hersee, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Huglhes, Mr. Young, Mvr 3. LvyF aid Herr JoseiGoungl. FullOrchestra and Chorus. Conductor, Mo Herv&. THEAT1.E ROYAL, DRIURY LANE. Eole Lessee sard MatngerO ?? B. Chatterton Tars Evesnee at .45, NOODY IN LONOON.-At t.45, BRCHIAETD ...

... | THLE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN. I~~ ?? . - WITHDRAWAL OF THE CARLISTS FROM IRUN.3 (THIeOUG11 11mTrali'S AGrNOY.) MADRID, Nov. 7. General Laserna is effecting important military movements. (Great ieserve is displayed with regard to the plan of campaign. HENDAYE, Nov. 7. General Loma arrived with reinforcements at I Irun yesterdaLy. Several incendiary fires had oc- ourred, but were quickly ...

... --~ni WSS FROMPAR~IS p loui OWN ownu POrsoND .) PARIS, SUNDAY NIeGT. .fliaie a hauffard, a very curious affair t aed contiues to excite attention, and is, as ] lot j'ar from ?? explained. The vault- re f bitio, of the very young moan who 3 amg ta to Mf. de C(umont gave audiences to ?? and bishops 'eho trembled at his nod, prest'r to havo o'erleapt itself. It is doubtful ,bother his ...

... GENERAL FO1PBI'GN NEWS. (TIMOUGH REUTRe'S IMsTC.) ARREST OF AN INTERNATIONALIST AT FLORENCE. FLORENCE, Nov. 6. T4e p9lice have arrested ma sa named Vatta, an italti aid a leader of the Iuterniatipnalists of Geneva. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE. ROME, Nov. 5. The Voce delta Per id denies the news that the Britial Government has ?? Mr. Je~voise. The Pope ha declared that he will never ...

... I ' THE SH0O BOARD FOR LONDON. Yesterday the weekly ublic mleeting of the ncmbernimof thi Board as hl t their ofces, Themes e Emlainnmeot; 81r: 0nai~n 3mm, Chairmae of the a lBoard, presidedt COL ?? *1a xao The CR A , in answer to questlons, tated that the decision to adjourn for sx monens the debate on tho ter-a ?? ?? of the Miller'-lano School, in Lambeth, (ld not sh utout any member from ...

... A MUXICIPALITY FOR LONDOX. TO THE S3DnOI 0o' Tlun DAILY TMis. ?sln,-Your powerfil advocacy of the dermand for the uaity of London govornmout iB a guarantee of its success. icT danger of doing something has been fandied to bh reater then the danger of leaving it alone. At last the tide has risen, an(l the evil of doing nothing is felt to be greatest, and the demnaUd, singular in Its unanisni q, ...

... I PU.BLIC. NEN ON PUBLIO AFFAIRS. I .i I . I I . ~ I . I M1r, Thomson Hankey, V.P. for Petarborough, wIs. present on Tuesday evening at the annual dinner of the Wrotham Agricltural Assooiation, and responded to the ton4 ,df +'he County Members and the House of Connonees. He said it was now moro thnn twenty yoers ate lhe- 'enterd 'Parlisimerft, and he had had some opr portunity of njudging ...

... (Co0 TUB otoraT cmOt=LA.) BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Nov. 23. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, left Windsor this moroing for London. Her Majesty traveled by a special train on tho Great Western Railway to Paidington, and drove thence to Buckingham Palace, escorted by a detachment of the 2nd Life Guards. Hor Majesty arrived at tho Palace at half-past ten a.m. The Queen was received by tho ...

... 0. | w* 16104 6tio-_ ,a ., .. L i o,. ., ,t , ,_ , ar I . , 0 ' i TE 1 W ?? P OF 'bII) BON ! Last nikt Sir Jakdd MaoXnegbtn Hoggf, DLP.,i ?? eb t Boord batadinne 4eVentygenise1e, amiongst;wh were Gaeiral' Sir W t MlC~if~who-7piesidd i:O' i of A6tlb@ S., Mr. t. S.later-Jooth, lLP. Lord IoDi LDntiers, ILP., t Huab*4|'t ?? tijod .~o Sier. Qlciirles r:-lus'c j b, W. WUAth1, M.P., 3 Ar.ldqrmanh ...