... _ ETHE COo; -. - - O) tO SOWY -. t - 1r'EOM OVEt OWy CORSr. tA a'ee el r qieter eeing prevaled - ' rof 'the cotton district ester - V. entire absence of r . ?? -A Government Inspector ?? P1oke a burn in the moraing, and artS- nab- at the Town Han, he ceke. .. Secretarv e'cpnssing imse.1 , 1 the aan_,men' which r r 4 fdirection a request was . to tgje the wV et Riding ssa a e 0 ore poecemene ...

... ST MARYS EPISCOPAL CHAFRCL REMOVAL O) TH-E VEaY ReV. DPAN OLDLAM NTO tOSDODS. Cal At a meeting of the vestry of St Mary's Epis- i copal Church held lately the following resolution tha was unanimously passed:- The vestry learn withth deep regret that the Dean has resigned the incur- das bency ofi the church, a regret which they feel aura ?? be shared by the congregation. In him St bin a Maryfo ...

... THE L-COUR-T. Windsor Catle, May 15. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yes- terday afternoon. Viscount and Viscountess Dalrymple had the honour of beiln included in Her Majesty's dinner party. Major Pickard, V.c., had also the ?? of being invited. The Queen, the Crown Princess of Germany, and Princess Beatrice walked and drove this morning. Princess Louise (Marohionesi of Lorme) ...

... THE O-ME sx(!RXTRY- AT - PUTON. e Preston, Thursday Niht. I he ?? Mitehded a public meeting t t5is ing in, tlijer dee of the Corn. Echange. i The van lvy kflw tteindno Evm iaial- abl apart it oeh.~ Asog thiee piesenti tr r t . r*i , S foter pt'esfzie of : Preston, who preided; Sir J. Hoi6e, Attorney- Genera,; Sir G,} Greu*4 W-.; Mr Ef: Enernon,a; it.;0 Er 3. E. Got, ILMP., Mr Hardcatle. )itRP. ...

... CONFERRING 0F DEGREES-DISTRUELTION OF PRIZES. The conferring of 'Is-ases and distribution of orizes at the close of tihe .rtwr session took place 'esterday forenoor. in thle lovwer ;all of the College. 2 kthe students, who assembled in large nuimbers, speant thie time previous to tile proceeiugs ealn- mencing in the usual deni'sstrations peculiar to extra academic occasiois. 'their mirth, ...

... NEW FREE CBHUR.S LN GLASGOW. In happy association with the visit of the General Assembly of the Free Church to Glasgow at this time, some very interesting ceremonies were per- oi formed yesterday-these being the formed in- I A auguration of public worship in three handsome: p edifices; which have been recently erected in the in interest of the denomination. The Church-es at situated in ...

... TilE, Greet; b. mly a:z-- Ad Ur 1) a M?,IeW. ?? BeawNZ., Y. Gcr,;e jt;Le-, -U.- A. Hrrel. U--e 2L J h-? T12C Presem, 3n pa=;e ?? Ab4e:iz m-.Lou- Tom! emrol:ed 'The !'Yale,% Far, _0 I?Q 2:-L The L r. V !.-c C, A. L w In la, 6?I- -A? ?? nI :n on r-ra.; M?? ?4c Later free;. c - ;a- to ea iq la,; ?A if-- Z,- C! Z?l w: ?? fl-O?, i-t . . ?? be. of 4 ?? t4 1rum., rile ?? .. ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ...

... - X Buckingham Palace, May 1i. ladx The Crown Princess and Princess Beatrice, with the attendants,- visited the Gallery of the Society of Brot . Painters in Water Colouis. r This morning the JEmpress Eugenie visited the the Queen. tion is This afternoon the Queen, accompanied by the * Crown Princess and P1rincess Beatrice, left the Palace for Windsor Castle. 1, is V** Monday's issue of the ...

... COUNT SC 1-OUVALOFF'S MISSION. th A 'D trooi C- PEACEFUL PROSPECTS. It Pve IE: coml THE POINTS IN DISPUTE. that prot. the I ni BERLIN, Tiburemlay. Bate mit Commnt Sehouvaloff will arrive here to-smorrow, and is if it oe expmectedl, before Comning to Berljin, to pay a visit to te Prince B3iemarckc at Friedriciusulio. The Count will it continue his journey to St Petersburg to~morrow A mr1 ...

... Till Bf ; 1,I , 'I) TORY. I NEItL; 0F cAl S(JNS pJlic :. ie :ttk p 1 ! '~.1-I' 'i IIiilIllry ope' ':l iI)S CUtl' Iectv',l iit I teI ..'-citll t ii 'if tiit lIrO' Liii'Ige oteI tile River ] leat I;I Ivetell IIic %i- ill prit'r'~SX. Y St 'tlay, oit cviri, Oiu filt st.'i ila t' ac ita.l viik lwas taken, alien two of the C 15iiit tonti' t riil v Mi.sl ]31:ilaikie Briis., to ttipjort the -ivi'. ...

... - gone F rom the romantic to the prosaic there appears to he sugge but one step, its from the sublime to the ridiculous. Itv Few people know that the lady who appeared as a 0igmn suitor in the Court of Appeal last week, in the ease of was r a Heneago v'. Heneage, hats playedthpatoarel itt r heroine of romance in three of the most striking epi- The Iu fmodes of modern history. AMrs Agnes ...

... ALrEn a long and well-earned holiday tile memnbers hot of the House of C'ommons resumed their duties at St prno Stephen's wt Monday. Scarcely had the Speak-ertake, day the chair when five Liberal menibers gave ting notice of q testions respecting the eniployment of tion Indian natik o troops in Europe. T'he otiler pre. Gr- liminary noti us having been given, the Mlarqufis Of me Hartington rose ...