... THE SCHOOL BOARD ELEOTION. MEETIENG OF THE REV. B. B. BURGES'S SUPPORTIb8. A mooting of frienis and supporters of the Rev. E. B. Barges %vas held Inst eveiuing, in the Deritend Visiting anti Pareelicil Society's .Lluo0ii, et0eth1 Mill Lane. The attendance was small---r. WV. 13 Grevening presided, nod in Oloning the met paioxpad thie tho ?? tntrer uhiloh Mir. :linrgei a~nd tho other ...

... I I [By INDO-EUROPEAN TaILnaMArn.] [Fr~ost oalr pecial Corresvedeat. Ifs BAnoDA, November 19. - The Royal train by which his Royal Highness the Prince of 'Wales traveller1 from Bombay, arrived hero at eight o'clock this mornin:a. A royal sallito was imrnedi- ately fired i fromt the English and the Gnikwar's guns, and proclaimed the glad event throulghout tho oity. There wero imenstioe crowds ...

... LORD ST. LEONMRDS'S WILL. ?? . ?? The hearing of the l;rtbato caso Sugden r. ieord St, Lonardo was resumood yestrday morning before Sir Janies Hannen. Dr. Deane, on the part of the defendant, the present Lord St. Leonardo, cntilned his argument in teldy to the case as put by lMr. H{awvkins for the plaintiffs, the lion. Mr. Frank end Miss Oharlotte Sngdan, the son and daughter of the late peer. ...

... THE SCII(OL BLR *l ti I ITHE polLLIN-O v ?? DECLAJOATIOX,; OF TIE POL L L The election of two rmeme to Alithere 'letd School Board toklce s Vtosrll,,y tj caef c tb lio R ev. IL,,|8 t E e~i Yos^, lt; re I i'la1161 , j. thec 'loc., B. a. B. ZlreeCril i. it t5o ?? S L LiborilriAseociafto h 211evi. t1 o tie of cth 'r'iritrrr ?? relic ?? i forar itaas l aiborer Bu-e b. At thercloseof [liellg 1b ...

... i ;v5,W E F1S-.TERY J3OARD. ; ¢ A meeting of thisafl~hard was held at thoe Shil-eliall, lorcffird, oil Satu riiy, plirneip;al to dlorn -line teicoosldo to ho niliptled witb ro mard tv tile malking of-' furtlier: bye- ?? Rmcv. ]-t23ia3et; cheniilfaicof thle, Board, ITre- srded, and among . the otlier colo.ervatobr vho attoededl WCI'wor! Si7 Jooseph ilph f t& . ?? Ijir It;-charld Preen- P 'ricg, ...

... I Give me, above all other lioerties, the liberty to know, to atter, and to argue freely, accordion to conscience.?'-MoarTor. We are constantly reminded in after-dinner speeches -as though we didn't know it already !-that in every assembly of Englishmen the healths of our Mlost Gracious Sovereign Lady, QUEEN VICTORIA, and the rest of the royal family are always most loyally received. Where ...

... I ? fifyrtigll Flux do Ilalliat itU115. Id The Challenger surveying ship has arrived at Val- )fparaiso.haarie al Prince Bismark had a lengthy audience of the Emperor of Germany on Monday. e The Liberal party in the Impelal Parliament of Ger- many are said to be preparinga measure ensuring secrecy at Parliamentary elections. ; Letters from St. Petersburg report that districts on 1 e the right ...

... TIim, RE ROYAL DRURY LAN ?? Sole efc55e and Mah ar, Oh.B. Chattertow ' RIxS EvrSN19ro. at' 7,TL WETE 3A. Sr. SC.lh asm; ieses Macdonald.-At 7.45, SHA'1JGHtAUX-. ,Sr. D. Bpucseanltt, Messrs. D. Fisher, ?? B. Howard. W. TerssS Barry,'and E. Sinolnlr; msm. D. Bousicault, aisses R. Leolereq, Hodeon, I vearsrd, &_ NABOB FOg AN HOUTR - T ,EATED BOYAL, HAYDA R, T Ts ?? Leat 7.n0, Manager' Mrs.Iatma. ...

... THE I.AN!' RATl11 ANND Ti1E LAW OF I 6UP.VLY AND )UMANI). I TO TItM EDIT'OR 0t' TIED ?? i5RWS. Sin,-Again.1 dcsiro-to oall the attentioln of the0 snercasitilo community to thle recent operaion of the Mank of Enigland Upon the moneoy market. During thle last mouth we have had three variations in the Bank rnto of discount. First, at rise from 2 to 2~, per cent. then a c rise from .2% to M per. ...

... l I, -UJJLIO ?? 061ond1 LOY ~P in a 05oiirg at, 114 ti~l, lle ZAoleawhioh ,took placel'ytstordialddt sm toplibs of puiblio interest, and Ofi'zare-tbdbe sad thiat during the last session the lode othpaytowhich he (Colonel Lindsay) had the hoort bln ad 0~~ Us waint of mana cinent in codots ?? and t at in the mot ~Jl efound himself with more business it, hadth lewa able to get throqglA with. ...

... I TilE SCHOOL BOAD FOR LOAKDQ, | Yesterday the weekly moeting of thin board was held at the offices, Victoria Umbankment. 8ir Ca oae Base, Chair- man of the bouxrd, presided. The Finance Committee reported that, in consequenwe of the clurret Sespenditure by the Board of sums paid for the purchase of laud for the erections of school buildings, the balaneo in b the hands of the treasurera had ...

... ?? -7- OABMTIN'$ XISSI(N H A furtbter step ?? just been taken in the diree- nen tion of public recognition of and sympathy with the posi. Ciu tion of London cabmleas. Advanciug o4 the 'shelter' maovemient a substanlial building, capable of reseiving a comfortably nearly a hundred men, was yesterday in- formally opened for the free use of oabdriverS, Piven the small charge of a balipenny moad ...