... s Ri~xiS AN - :: AND = SalC iezks, ANCIgENT ANLD MOt'DERN. 11 e l rIfartero--A pillov1.. ¶tle vane ?? ill Iodical treatment-Ill, pill, bill. The vorld is iil:O *L pli) 50, being full of sharps andl Ilats. Illo tdeili .vln ua uinan is plagued by reason of hi; lhc1); ies sal:l to sulihar from tic-dollar-eux. Mro. 1'1rtilIgz;-.aYs that her minister preached abor oo 'zI) - p 'oiy of tte ...

... MASONfo ?? lDA H umber Lodge, No. 57 7 Street, M-ull. First 011d1 tiC~asn'Iall, Osbim Royal MArch Chaptrlatdayel.~ ]Irn~ y' Of Mark Mastersscnqllrla Ho!rnber L nb ~ Minerva, LodgeN.20 l -uoo 0 Td 1) I l Hil.Second andfut ano.. 00 ae Lb April.; a1n( second W0, ' JIireary Av O)tber' June), Joly, August.land(lna- j lard - IKinglton. LodgreN.11,Iuni street, Mull, Fire elel('Olt4~ eap ;. July, ...

... 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. ...

... THE ARMY AND MILITIA p., SRVp The men of the Army andl qilifti I under any circumstances remain withth ecire s after the mobilizastion of the First Array Coreps takes place in the first week in Jtlly. 9 o GERNMAN IRCONCLAD AGROrND Inforratriou received in Hambnrgh frou . v Denmark, states that the German ironclad Dr -d der Grosse, from Kiel to Wilhelmshav n ?? rb the ground on the previous ...

... - . I W -VT , r 4. P, r, y,,r ?? , , - - -.1 ?? v A . !, .I -, ., . g L .6ma _?w. l-, -The Duchess of -Edinburgh arrived in London on Sunday from the Oontinent. ?? ThelXewfoundland; elections have resulted in the sup- port of the present Ministry. , A woman and two children were crushed to death biy the falling of a building in Lambeth,. London, ton Saturday. The Council of the Russian Empire ...

... DESTRUCT]ION OF? MAYNHOQ COLLEuE BY FIRE;. The alarraing rnmaonrs that .ii fi-srs r.: lire de-troyed tar greater part of S ?? helent, b'_i~lg colijirruacl caulsed the are'ti'- exeiteialier i:- Dab;in this nilori ire- and durirlj t! Iiiv detaiis avor rtrl:-rrernsly ULcted, but telezrq rr4 Ir. rl-r:;anetln'-'ti MIalylnoloIt ijiavinti Okete (1i'dwrir irforrlar tioij wusi plied with c wno.tderable ...

... 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, the ...

... bch Mel~d Earl Beauchamp has introduced into the 19 House of lords the bill of last session, the which had been read a second time in the Sat House of Commons, for Athe establ ...

... I [STE WET ER, I THURJSDAY, DE MBii., IThe chart rep eeents the wes+ ,,trr~~l Europe fromn ?? totb tlh owei t ?? embraces Great Britaon the IiL B also includes the Dorth Sea or Germ, c BayofBiway, tbe ...

... ?? I M . !, ?? I ?? ?? V- 14.1? THE POSITION OF RUSSIA.-There can be little doubt that the Russian Government has made up its mind to assent to all the main demands of England. Had it intended to re ...

... . I ?? T-T- ?? M. OFFEN EAci has two new works on hand just now. ne is finishing an opera-bouffe, the Blue Bird, for the Paris Gait4; and is also writing a Spanish piece, to be brought out during the ...

... ) PARLIAMEN TL lX i.% -Igo w IT is a long time since such a gathering was seen in the House of Lords as mustered on Monday in anticipation of the debate on the Address, and more especially of a speech ...