... B3ERUWMAGEM LOY<ry. STU 1T51 bIiluAlL oF IREYNOLDS' 8 EWSpA,,, Srn,-The Prince of Wales has ?? and gone' ATl the citizens of Birmingham WvlM have now to pay atr A few weeks ago (without invitation), the Prince e. pressed a desirr to ?? l2irmingham. The newri no enthusiasm in the minds of our hard working rasle but the daily press, n3 usual, far behind public opinmil~5 turned on the tap, ...

... AIUSTRALTAN WEAT DVNNER AND Mnd. _ SITION AT LAMBETH. On Tuesday evening a company numbering upwards of 600 persons sat down to an A iistralian meat banquet served in the Lambeth Baths, Wrestminster-bridge-road, and given by Mr. Daniel TnIlerman, well known as the introducer of these moats into England. The object of the entertainment was to aid in diffusing correct ideas concerning these ...

... PROCESSION TO WESTMINSTER, On Monday Alderman David Henry Stone, the lord Mayor Elect for the Oity of London, went in We from Guildhall to Westminster to be pre- rented to the Barons of the Exchequer, in accordance with ancent oustom on the 9th of November-Lord fayor's Day. For the time of year the weather was P ncent, and the Ehow,' was the longest that c been seen for some years; but ...

... The whole of the 12 Cabinet Ministers were presentI at the first council of the recess, which was held oh Tuesday. mneeting was held at the Town hall, Haclney, on Tuesday evening, at which it was resolved to establish a Liberal club, and it was stated that suit. able premises had already beensecisred in Mare-street, During the recent visit of the Duke of E~dinbur Is to Liverpool and Birkenhead ...

... I PRINCE BISMkRCK AT HOME. | Prince Bismarok has passed the culminating point of his fame, and we may safely regard the arrest of Count Arnim as his first step downwards. In the heat and splendpur of the German military successes, his countrymen found it impossible to believe that the Great Chancellor could possibly be in the wrong on any political question. He was to them a heaven-gifted ...

... It i3 at the dinner-table that Conservatives shine. They are capable men in the use of knife Sold fork, and are good judges of what is best to eat, drink, and avoid. After dinner, when digestion has rommnenced under favourable suspice5 and when the first bottle has been exhausted, Conservatives take a rosy view of hunlan affairs. They then discover that England IE the greatest country in the ...

... IREA!. i The appointment of the Earl of Eandon as Lord- Lieutenant of. Cork appeared in the Dab-in Gazette of Tuesday nikhdt. A marriage was solemnised on Tuesday in the Catholic church of Ennis, which has caused consider rable amusement, combined with astonishment. The bridegroom stands 3ft. 4in, is aged 35 years, and weighs 6st. The bride stands ft. 10in, is said to be about his own age, ...

... TO CORROsQNDTElNs. J. Mrrrop. - fou Grapes a-rrived-though remarkably well packed-in too decayed aestate for us to determine the cause of decay without some amount of reserva- tion. fee have litet doubt, however, that it is through incipient decay, owing to full ripeness, hastened by keeping the house too damp; by in fact keeping it closed too late in the day, so that the moisture condenses ...

... AEn. GLADSTONE AND ARIBCDISHOP MTANXNG. Mr. Gladstone having published a work wherein be condemns the aggressive spirit of the Papacy, as evidenced bv the promulgation of the doctrine of the Pope's infal- libility, Archbishop Manning has published a reply. In Mir. Gladstone's work he thus categorically states his propositions:- 1st. That Rome has substitnted for the proud boast of senper ...

... TOPICS OFLY T lHlE' W EE K, THE siiisile record that th1e Coulirt will 1uiit the Highilanudds and roturn to Windsor is the only news of the week rclatinlg to the QUUESZ. Joyous proceellings took place at Saldrilhnh bliloil ciion- day to celebrate the Prince of WALEaS' thir6y-third birthday. All the labourers cmployed inon f the estate, iad tile workmein from thse new WVolFertoni Railway ...

... The winter session for 1874-75 of the above society was commtnced on Tuesday evening in the theatre of the London university, when the chair was taken by the President Major-General Sir H. C. Rawlin- son, K.C.B. Among the visitors were the Duke of Edinburgh, the Czarewitch, Lord Houghton, &o. Ths theatre was densely crowded. The proceedings commenced with the delivery of the President's ...

... FR1ENDLY SOCIETIES. Sir Stafforld Northcoto on Friday receivel a deputs- tion on this subject in Downing streEt. Mr. DALE said the deputation waited upon Sir Staf- ford, as the representatives of the Hearts of Oak Be- nefit Society, whith was established thirty-two years ago, and had since paid its members £100,000. The members amounted to 48 000, and the sum invested in the trustee's name ...