... TREATRE ROYAL, COVLNT GA1DEN. l'}IOME!NAJ CONCERTS. Under the direction of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tmas EVENING, at 8, Madame Sinico, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Young, Mr. J. Levy, and Herr JosefGunaWL Fall Orehestra and Caorls Conductor, 2t. Herve. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Eole Lessee and Manager F. B. Chstterton. Tnr.s EVUNING, at 6,45, NOBOLYD IN LONDON.-At 7.45, IICARD COIUR DE LION ...

... I..,Ment OD E VATICAN ?? £.; t 1tsas ~uq~'tsMthd a pamphlet by Mr. Gladstone, which be read with interest 'by nll clases of E3nglishmej. but which will cer- tainly excite unusual attention among Romn Cathoics all over the wqrld It ,ientiatitled The VAtican 'Deer'es in thbe' neangg on Civil Allegiance, andMr. Gladstone describes it ns a political e-ttilauop1,; It 1i ' ezt604* tioF ...

... 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, ...

... I GENERIAL FOREIGN NEWS. (THROUGA R5UTE55'5 AGm-C.) THE PARIS BOURSE. PAR, Nov. 6. The Bourse has been flat, the Three per C:Mt. Rontes closing at 62.16, or 12io., and the Five per Cents. at 08.87, or 22jc. lower than yesterday. Italians advaced I per cent., other foreign stocks drooping. Excbange ov London, 26.12k. PiS Nov. 8, Ev . Business was done on the Boulevards this evening in the Five ...

... I ROM: LA AT XTOHTIH 744jz'TJ. Il. ., ~ - 77- - e 5UDsuM~F AT TELZxOpOT eoVn.1 attllszwu. 4QeenVeto a, tn la p (TrosaUaRND AT Trials ?? Dig; Fin,, Jolzm, Lefcester, bWlder, Nov. 19 at 1'2. 1FDUaaeJ&ass, 'owreM 0tS, Noriolkebat', , hotel s a GWAaNs,, EONLLB C wrorsmse aleron, clact , s JNov. 19, at 2&. JoTesa, 39,rs, sus., Westbu r, bWltdeDN v, Is, t RMcIls, EIeWAn Axous, Nwrylngin, ea c iw..t ...

... THERP1INE AND PRINOCESS, WALES; IN WARWICKSHUI^ - a. ~ ~ OM Y ra: lawg PFakington Park and Hall are to-night trans- formed into a fairy scep ,he. ?? starless night had fairly colosed in over the placo by seven o'clock1 end at brief. intervalp sincets tt time there have been swiftly rising into the quiet air balls lof 11re, which, reaahing an altitude far .sbove the topnost tree leaf,'hhe ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the Board was held at theoffices ini pring Gardenas yesterday; Liouste- ?? Sir James lHogg, ?? M.P., in the chair. A communication was received frons the North Kent Water Works Company giving notice of their intention to give aconstant supply of water in certain parts of the parishes of Woolivich and Plumstead. The 1inance Com- mnittee recommended that the ...

... ITEM AGRIOULTURAG MOVeMNT. TO MM m)ITOR OF TH DAILY NEW& Sin,-I have perused with some interest ana not a little surprise the letter of your correspondent, Mr. Cromapton, to whom I would, before attemptin; to criticise his letter, like to give credit for wis of knowledge of the subject he has taken in hand, rather than want of truthfulness. I aem led to this chaitablo conclusion inasmuch as he ...

... ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, CHESTLM- , SQUARDI.,I The ceremony of relaying tlie founidation-stgne of this church, which is being enlarged, took pihe' vester- day in the presence of a 'considcrnble numberof kpeotntors. The foundatiou-stonQ was origina~ly haid thuty year3 ago by the then Earl Grosenor, and it *ai built to, accum- nodate a, congregation of 1,20)0 persons, but the ehurche has for some ...