... THE GARDEN.-By Mn. WiLuAm EARLEy. SEASONABLE GARDENING FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 14. The chief anxiety in regard to all' plants or cool plant structures, pits} and other make-shift contrivances, wherein tender icnds of plants are wintered, 'ill now, and for the next month or two, be to maintain them secure and intact against damp and its consequent dying or damping (rotting) off ...

... 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 ...

... | GENERAL FOREIGN .NEWS. | (TMMu1as IMUTE' WAGENCO.) FRANOE AND ROUMANIA. PARIS, Nov. 2. There is no foundation for the statement recently made by a London newspaper that the French Government bus supported the claim of Roomania to conclude commercial arrangements independently of the Porte. THE PORTE AND ROUMANIA. VIENNA, Nov. 2, EvnNIax. It is confidently expected in official quarters that ...

... 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 ...

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... Chid Obeninald OtWM THE ATCHIN WAR. I The S/reails limes of October 3 translates from the Java papers the latest rclws respecting the hostilities which are being carried on by the Datch in Atchiln. The Jan Eeoric of the 10th of September contains the following letter from a cor- tpoadent, ldated Kotta Rajah, August 31 :- Patti, a petty State on the West Coast, has sFlmnittcd. Its rajah has ...

... UNDER THE SEP TENNA TE. XVIII,-THE LEGION OF HONOUR. WiHY should not M. Tarot become a Knight of the Legion of Honour, since 8o,oco of his countrymen enjoy. that distinction? Such is the question which M. Tarot is asking of his old schoolfellow, General Doublehe, and the General can only answer: My dear Tarot, you are such an unmitigated scamp that there isn't a Minister dare propose you. ...

... PARIS, Zuesday. ACCORDING to La R'1publique Franfaise, the result of the municipal elec. tions accounts for the angry tone of the Conservative press. Oar despatches announce success everywhere. They all breathe of victory. It is a grand and admirable spectacle, and Europe will not be deceived. Nothing like it has been seen in the history of any people. The Con- seivative papers appear to ...

... PARIS, 11editesday. A CER-i'AiN amount of serenity exhibited by the Government, and a want of unity on the part of the motley Opposition which is waiting to attack Ministers, have had the effect of calming a good deal of apprehension. To-day the political world is engaged in criticising an important letter Which has just been written for publication by M. Christophle, who was recently ...

... CORR ESPON2VDENCE. CONVALESCENT HOSPITALS. ?? ts'!c EDITOR Of tie PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-T hoere appeared in the i'mes of November i8 a long article on Convaleecert Hospitals, the object of which was to draw attention to the importance and value of such institutions, and the need existing for their greater development. I am sure it only requires to be more generally known how urgent is the ...

... I I DA A BRISTO: lI - I 1, . . 111 . _ , ~i I . I ;night, The, parentv a6cie&y snaet~es usual, at Colaton's ,Room Reds:i . rat1 lftot at g TO s- The political banjuOA` the Dolphin and the Anchor, weevery ll teser, ~ 44' he. , nenbks of fl~e fper AlO airU - Pona rvjttivco, ntst attO Y' -.a orm.,e,4L ?? milnetd ?? 4.e rt -ioA4, .u4Qr the. pa sdy f , Urrold ,:liry' ilee,awho was supported 8 bout ...