... szz 0 Th~ uR TIHE QuEEN and the Princess Beatrice visited the Prince of Wales' Indian presents at South Kensington last week. The Prince of Wales accompanied 1Her Majesty through the collec- tion, and pointed out the objects of special interest. The Queen had a dinner party on Saturday evening, Prince Christian and Princess Amelia, Mr. Cross, the Dean of Windsor, and Mrs. Wellesley, being ...

... I TiE QUEEN, the Princess Beatrice, and Prince Leopold are now in the Isle of Wight. Her Majesty arrived at Osborne at the end of last week, having crossed the Solent just as the 7hYunderdr was being towed into port after the explosion. The Queen has sent frequent telegrams of inquiry after the sufferers by the explosion, has forwarded a donation of tool, to the relief fund, and on Tuesday ...

... AT LAST Mr. Alfred Austin has fulfilled his long-expected promise, and given us the whole poem of which Madonna's CIhild and Rome or Death were magnificent fragments. On the first appearance of the two volumes which bore these names, we said very plainly what wve thought of their high merit; now it only remains to add that they were wortby samples of the noble poem whiclh, in its ...

... AND JOURNAL. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1876. T1E' WEETK LY POST.-A New Tal, by CAP- TALN MAYNE REID, Gwen Wynn: a Romance of the Wye, appears every Saturday in the Weekly Post. A Tangled Web, by the author of The Mys- tery of Atherstone Oran.ge, appears every Saturday in the Weekly Post. A Series of Sketches, entitled Notes of Travel in Australia and California, by J. A. LANcmGFlD, LL.D., ...

... PP.ESEN't1A'i'iION '1'Q MR. (ThOSSOP, LATE HICEF SUPERINTENDENT OY DIUMINGllA31 l'0LIOE. -- Yesterilly af ternoon a general parade of the mcuirherofu the B~irminghiam Police Force Waill ploepc utcaltherpe tiron, for the joint purpose of formalfly receivulig their llcw i'lief i31n1 erinteuidenit, Major Bond, anld (f pecivnlilig, a hesil Inrioiial to his priedecessaor, Mir. (GioCsol., oil ti( ...

... j)p,?rjjr'T .1 u I I ?? I -, ?? -, ?? ?? -- ?? - - ?? SmEsnoer.o-yesterday, thei ?? siermni; in, nir of St. i'eter aind j1 'an] 'a I isn(latllicilic (Jibis chl, N~Orth Strelet, were prea.;cheal b)y thel ?? d ?? ~sleCaistssey, of Brreinglxaim.-'lis annual sermons inl aid of. iiI, Buie Colt hcliool wire e Iro p resesliodI yoetnrda Y, inl it. ('etora. 41ixurcix --in the Iisrai ,, iiy, the 1`4-. ...

... bigi Dg W25 AND JOURNAL. MONDAY, JULY 24, 1876. TIHE WYEEKLY POST.-A Now Tale, by CAr- rAIN MAYNE REID, Given Wynn: a Romance of the Wye, appears every Saturday in the Weekly Post. cc A Tangled Web, by the author of The Mys- tery of Atherstone Crange, appears every Saturday in the Mreekly Post. A Series of Sketches, entitled Notes of Travel in Australia and California, by J. A. ...

... LONDON ANT) NOR ES, f ) NSThLIY a | i ~~(NEW lANES, &c.) 13I11. r IIoUsE OF LOADS, Ts.nsat The Wolverhiamptoll Station portion of tfli ill before the Sielect Ciossonittee, of which the Iarl oft. is chiairmatni, to-daiy. lIly. Pope, Q.C., in onenino the case onl the plrt of pIotnoterR, CXjda11scd ?? witat was prsropel to * ! 1xv the hill was to ?? a streetrtti11p,,i,, ?? para'il to the London ...

... THIE AVESLEYAN CONFERENOE Thelcomn-tmittoe met at Haliftas PlaCe Chapel, Netting- hanm, yesterday roorning. Tile Prcsident occupied tho chair. The R1ev. V. Arthur, M.A., was greeted with chicers upon Ilia first public appearanrce after ]lia long ill- lossa The attentiance of ministers and laymen Wis large, and the galleries of the chapel were, is is usual on this oCCaISionI, occupied by ladies ...

... - - Humber Lodge, No. 57, Freemasons' rall, Osborne. street, Hull. Bro. Alfred. V. Ansell, W. M. First an:i third Tuesdays. Humber Royal Arch Chapter, last Thursday. IlIunber Lodge of Mark Masters, second Tuesday-7-30 p.m. Minerva Lodge, No. 250, lisonic Hall, Dagger-lane. Hull. Bro.Gilbert Vilkiison,,AY.iL. Second andlfoarth Wednesdays in October, November. December, January. February, March ...

... | SPECAIATELEGRAMS, a. & I ?? l Major-General Charles Lennox Brownlow Mait- land, C.B., is gazetted Lieutenant of the Tower of London, In the Divorce Dlivision, yesterday, Lady Claude Scoty obtained a decree for a judicial separation on theground of ber husband's cruelty. An appliration was made yesterday to fix a day for the argunoentg in Twycross v. Grant. Lord Coleridge, however, refused, ...

... INCORRIO'N OF BIRKENTIEAD. I TO TUB E.&TRPAhY5R OF 'TASM[Ea. Ladies and Gentlemeo,-I ?? this day's .ifereurp a letter addressed to yen by Mr. Charles WItilmer, which deserves a re li' I agree w th Mr. Wilimer that this Is a question of vast importance, demanding your serious and thou11htful consideration; and I heme ask Mr. Willimer why he attempted to entrap yok Into takisy a step of such ...