... TILE DISESTABLISHMENT QUESTION. -[ LARGE- MEETING IN HULL. On Tuesday: s evening a meeting .was held in Hengler's Cirque, under the auspices qi the Libera- tion Society, Mr. J. Stuart occupisdt tue chair;aud upon the platform were Dr. . ;f. Dlle, (Biin1g. ham), Rev.. J. G. Rogers (London) ievs. w. C;. Preetnn, Fa T. Robjohus, J. Sibree, WV. Hobling .C. Kendall, T. Whittakrer, Messrs J. B. ...

... to XLI. at ge Important as the study of cookery is to all who wirh to preserve their health and to attain to and n; retain the greatest posbible amount of physical ad and mental vigour, there are none to whom it is so directly essential as to the enormous class of men who are dependent on their own manual labour t.) for their livelihood. I advisedly use the word ;, direotly, because, although ...

... M L __ _ - MULTIJM IN PARVO. The greatest misfortune of all is not -to be able t to bear misfortuue. w Two persona died from excessive driniin.; in t! (GlamSgo on haturday. 5E Wby is a barrister like a publican ? Because his L bu'inaets depends upon his standing at the bar. h Whb was Adamthe swifteostrnrner in. the5orld.' t: Because he was the first in the human race. v Why is the Lord Mayor ...

... tziAuLP('ULQ Xl~ IiKX SUVBEMA. i-IMMARY - I DOMESTIC. It wse anynounoed on Saturday that the Earl of Derby had passed a quiet night and continued to improve in health. His lordship walked out twice yesterday, and may be considered convalescent. An an alysis of the division in the Mouse of Commons on Friday night, on Mr. Mitchell Henry's amendment to the address, shows that the minority was ...

... LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR I .INFIRMARY. The annual general meeting of the governors and subscribers to the above institution waa held yesterday afternoon in the town hell, the mayor (Mr. A. B. Forwood) ?? committee, in their annual report, stated that they had again to report an increase in the number of easestreated at the hospital during the past twelve months, compared with previous years, as ...

... OUR LONDON CORRFUPONDENCR ne LosN-Dom, TeursDSnAY EaVtcNNG. Is it not most straige that the soldier and the rse sovereign who, next to the statesman (who died 17 or. years ago), had more than a y other men to do with rae founding the kingdom of Italy, should have died wfe in less than a week ? General della llarmora had ;oo been ill for some time, but I believe that a week m- ago Victor ...

... EDIORMOUS SLNECURIS'A[ AND WASTE. What would be tl'ought of a railway company if it should appoint for every locomotivo engine in its possession a separate director with high salary, the greas majority of such directors, however, doing Do actual work beyond the drawing of their salaries, and neither ?? the locomotives on their journeys nor inchrring any risks or fatigues?' Would nut such a ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. LOW PDON, TUESDAy EVENSzG. Ourrnew Roval visitors, the Empross of Austria and hbr eldest 8on, the Arcbdake hudolph, are attracting wonderfully litatle v attenition, although not travelling incognito. 3 I happened to meet them driving out this afternoon, and but that I bhud seen them on a the Prater, two or three years ago, I should c certainly not have Euspectec. that I ...

... THrE MEDIATION I QUESTION, A, *0-- TE RUSSIAN REPLY TO ENGLAND. Our London correspondent writes on Thursday ?? Russian reply, to ?? offer of mediation is courteous and even fondly in tWie, and is not regarded in Ministerial circles as destroying the hope of a pacific settlement, A further communication has been addressed to the Russian Government, and great hope is enter. tained that an ...

... i ENON7A 6 -THE ?? ?? l. I S . . : . : __d, IMPORTANT MINISTE[IAdL S TATE --a qutti6fi: - I-0th6E h . ?? ?? 0REPORTh!DR~Stb;O Ot' lQsD , '-(Ooentral N e* Tblbgra&)fll ?? . * Lh Stoc Mar ; - ketsL.tt.S ;| ; tc Soel Maebopened lveiy quietl?; 't and qM utctihon bat - wk 4-: nb j inruoh altevqe4; but the; uufwvou'abl$e eraumours :s itciroulatiowr have-reaited some: uneasinesas i asindi~tr ...

... | TUR QATTL9 DISEASES ACT. I ?? - (1noU~ogn coauRnww.) Limerick, Thursda7 At the maeeting of the Limerick gusrdi la terday-the 1¢9 Gerald S. Fitaghbon, DL,r presiding a important reportas brought upb7 a commrittee with referexnoc to the prevalorce,0 iin the distrct of the Lhec thh et bat the disease, asformerly knownt hd o eistene ii my of the diU d the union, visted by them, uxd their inqure ...

... The annual meeting of the East Suffolk Cham- r ber, on Tuesday, was ?? occasion of not a few f very practical utterances. The only matter for t regret is that so few of tre faricers of tile county a should have been present to listen, or to assist in the (liscussion of the various practical topics there turned over. We lhave done our best to enable those who were not present to understand what ...