... CDUrTeT AND FASHION. THE COURT. BALMTORn. CASTTE OVeorVe. ]5.-The Qoern a-cd Prirce Bea-rice, att;ended by the Co-ante.s or Errol; and the ionz Marv Pitt, drovs to Loch Ballat!ter in the morrnig, and her Ma jesty walked out in the afternoon with Princess Beatrice. 3 THE QUEN'S RETUR- ?? SCOTLAND. Her Majesty, accompanied by her Royal High. 3 ne Pdinoess Beatrice, attended by the Royal salts, w ...

... WsP have received an admirably written pisper, addrkessed to young men, containing a proposal for a new prayer union. It in written by Mr. Somer- ville, oC Glasgow, anad appeared some tinie ago in a religious periodical. After referring to the effect cf the present religious movemert on youog men, the w5iftr giaaa-e a.t Mr, Moot' propoeal that one night weekly, say Tsaeedav, should be ect ...

... THi] ENGLISH CHuRCH. TEn Archbishop of Canterbury preached on Sunday at St. Peler's, Thanet, for the schools The Bishop of Winchester preached twice at Riohmoni, and on Monday morning, at 9 30 am,, consecrated the cemetery, r.s to the boundary wall of which some time ago there waa su hacontroveray. The Biashop of Gloucester and Bristol, at one of the parish churches in Bristol, pleadedthe ...

... ECCLESIUSTICAL. THE CHORCOR OF E.NGLAND. DEATH OF TUIE REV. -'RFBENDARY KEEBLE,-! We regret to have to record the death of the Rev. Chirles Kemble, prebendary of Wells, which event took place on Wednesday morniog,ut hie resdence, Vteilors, Bath. The deceased rev. gentlemac, who was well known as a prominent member of the evangelical party, was educated at Warhbm Col- lege, Oxford,Iwhere he ...

... TIIL AUXkLIAIIY FORCES. Tiefil aobj 't v. clotuing allowed to nos-commis I slofnll oniders and drumnaers transferred from tise C lino to the militia ii under consideration. a I OYAL TyIxuoE Fvsirgin.-Lieut.-Colonel F. t Ellis. commanding this regiment, has been recomf a 1 mended for promotion to the brevet rank of colonel e in the militia. t I ROYAL \ls ny BEI til i'EeT-Sub.LieutenantJohn i' C ...

... I oaHEuzARD a lady at the opera, the other night, talking about Adelina Patti's costumes. They are the moat elegant on the stage, said she; such gorgeous dresses, such strings of diamonds and ropes of pearls. In the saloon scene in 'La Traviata' she wears her dress and hair trimmed with diamonds instead of camellia. I do no' doubt the diamond part of the story, but think it ie very bad ...

... THE application of Captain T. Blackwood, of the to 6sh Inciskdlliog Dragoons, to retire from the service ags and receive the value of his commijsion has been ags accepted. ing Captain Bouldorson, 17th Lancere, aill rejoichie Ma ?? at Dandalk early nemt yaar on ?? com- pletion of his course at tho Staff ,ollege w The 5te Royal Irish Laucera, nuder command if an, Lieutenant.Colonet W. G. D. ...

... at -pnoPOLITAN GOSSIP . , ..l L.71tl ?? ;lWiSPQN>In{NTW LSLO':, .uVeNit 17. nar, who has no ?? nry, is one of , w.Jz ?? which people endorse as c- ire without i ui stioning, but news s- . 9 greatly prefer people who H. ?? or a man like Mr. Gladstone wvho *.t. ry, for if the rac became extinct what tce ot newspatlorS I It is such a very t' hat teex. lremaier'5 pamphlet is eome. i g. 5.tf4l for ...

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... TEE COLLEG'E HISTORICAL SOCIETY, TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREE&fAT. College Historical Society, 5 Trinity College, November 13. Si-In conmduence of articles which appeared in some of your contemporaries yesterday, commenting on the opening mneeting of the College Historical So- ciety,. we, the committee of the society, feel bound to make the following statement :-Iri the first place, we most ...

... | Mr. Justice Barry sat yesterday at eleven o'clock for the purpose of fiating the city presentments. ?? Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, M.P.; Alderman Manning, J.P. ; Alderman Durdin, Alderman Pur- don, Alderman Draper, Alderman Sir James William I Mackey, J.P.; Mr. Peter Finegan, T.C.; Mr. George Sykes, T.C.; Mr. Anthony O'Neill, T.C.; Mr. James Campbell, T.C.; Mr. Richard Bolger, T.C. ; Dr. ...

... 74ThS4Ttit NEWS.' l 3 MO P1?E!IMAN SP4I0AL WIRE.) . LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Friday Night. . I understand on excellent auth(.ity that among other results of Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet has been the creation of a very strong feeling of disapproval on .the psrt of wvhat may be described as the Whig sec- tion of the Liberal party, among such members, for Iinstahee, as Loid Cardwell, Lord ...