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... PRINCE ALFRED 0O EDIURG Twhe baptism of Prinee Alfre'd Alexander W~ilism Ernest Albert, grandson of her Majesty, son of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, was selemnised at Buckingham palace ata quarterpast one on Monday. Her Majesty, the Empress of Russia, the Prince and Prinaess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Beatrice, the Czarewitch, the Duke of Cambridge, K.G., ...
... I ,. ~ ~~ 1 Oes [REOIET's TiELEGIUMS.] re FRANCE. A n- PAnis, Saturday.-M. Thiers, in a conversa- 19 tion reported in the France, observed that the ie country was neither Bonapartist nor Monarch- S rn ist, but Republican. He believed the Republi- oll Af can party would assume an active attitude at che ,r, the reopening of the Assembly. Le *n THE ASSEMBLY. anc as PAms,Saturday.-The orderof ...
... ROYAL PRIVACY AND ARROGANICE. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-On accidentally taking up a copy of one of the evening papers, I found, among many other important items in a well knows column, the following interesting piece of news :- The public were excluded from the station in order that her Majesty's privacy might not 00 disturbed. This was dated from Windsor, on the 201h ...
... WEEC:3 OP AN ATLANTXC STEAMER. The American papers give particulars of the wreck of the steamer Dclta, outward bound from London. A de- spatoh from Montreal says :- Some of the passengers of the steamer Delta, of the Temperly line, arrived in town yesterday. From them we learn some of the parti. culars of the mishap. The Delta left London on the 23rd of October. It was soon discovered that ...
... Early Saturdnv morning the Crompton Mill Company's premises near Oldham v.vre partially destroyed by fire, and damage done to the extent of £ 5,000. ...
... On Saturday evening, in a bye street, called Burton- place, near the Alexandria Concert Hall, Hanley, the Dody of a collier named George Chadderton, was dis- covered by his father lying across the road in a pool of blood. Deceased had been stabbed in several places. A labourer named Rowe is in custody. ...
... TH3E PRESS. ALLEGIANCE AND CONSCIENCE. [ERIUU THE PALL-MALL OAUZLTTE. j NOT long ago we published an article on the df effect of a belief in the Pope's infallibility upon IC civil sliegiance, in which we put the following w ?? goes to war with Italy for the PI express purpose of restoring the temporal oI power. England takes the Italian side, and ci sends a fleet to prevent the French ...
... With the customary forms and ceremonies, King Victor Emmanuel has opened another session of his constitutional Parliament, in the Pope's own city. This Parliament is as free-spoken as our own; and the eloquence of its orators may be abuost heard within the walls of the Vatican. The Sovereign who addressed it the other day, albeit the often condemned and apparently impeni- tent son of the ...
... BISHO0P GOLEN1SO AND THiE BISHOP OF | OXFORD. The announcement made on Saturda y that the Lord Bishop of Oxford would prohibit Bishop Colenso from carrying out his intention of preaching at Carfas (the i city church) yesterday morning was confirmed by the service of a monition on the Bishop of Natal, a copy of .which, as under, was also affixed to the doors of the sacred edifice on Saturday ...
... rULIG DZ. O.. PU-L:O A . ; . Atagr at n . ai1d 1a ct'~tter on ?? fakvocir ff the Per i'-nvpe ll', h,.r Wvi ?? M .P.I who woo3 ?? 15te ?? iC i~ forth tko rna~sre an't prif'c'iji~ oete Said twenty' vyiqrs !i- tb I d,7ned ~- .,f the iea p Ic ty tT- I' ' i i,, nnhlie runicencejh'i iI- ' and the, ex'er' Mi w'i~ iu been male te i a,iirvn h ec n''enftiesid'.uh any nrevinliis twenty~ s yi n ...
... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. 401tttirs intoaie'sd or ?? Irrust be arcompanied b6 the? anim and ac'r -as of the writer, not rrcrssartly for ,ni'licewtoon, but for thc intorinastion of thbe Editor. Corersrron'i'ter who set anu serosal valuc upon tMewe1 rom- snrelsieretfons mbst teso co-GeaS of fiein, as we cannot under- take to r* 'trv-n ufnuscd contrilSutions. LJeo.-No. Old Tnr.-We do not ...
... Land and Water has received from a correspondent In Gippsland, Australia, a communication of which the following is an extract. Our contemporary does not attach much importance to it, but, if correct, it eayg it would certainly solve many difficulties m tha.t extra- ordinary case, explaining, as it would, the desultory and incomplete knowledge of various minute circumstanoea in Sir Roger's ...