... (Fromn the Lonxion Correspondent of the Daily Journal.) ne 'The following expression of opinion is being circu-I' lated in the city for signature :-- We the under- in i signed citizens of London desire to express our one . approval of the courageous, statesmanlike policy of 1I Her Majesty's Government in relation to foreign ago i' affairs, and our desire that the policy happily inaugo- an t ...

... .OPENING OF WALKER'S I, USPITAL, FRASERBURGH. hi The new hospital for Fraserburgh cand adjoining oIf parishes, founded by DMr Thomas Walker, who has becn Ila 11 connected with the town for nearly half it century, was4 Pa r- opened onl Wednesday by Lord Saltoun. The bujildi g wi I is haqalready been ilescrilied in ourcolumnos, aiiilt it will be Si r ~,sufficient to mention that it is in the ...

... DESP'ATCHI OF' FOREIGN MAILS FROM LOND N. Despatiuh of next Mtalls from NCeX fore- Destinationts. Loundoin. Mlail tite coals Australia (S. &I W.) v ia Sthaui~upt' . July 25 Mg. July a ,ton, Taioi.~i.oIvi sfinritolii . Aug. 2 Erg, July 29 Elan%- fItrotula .via St Th h is . . Brazil, Monte, .Ivie iepol.Juy1 C,-_ Video, and Ch11Ili. uy 3 Phs hRmAcl, [luenonq q inStiap ...

... 3CAMBO HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRMI A most destructive fire broke out at Camnbo House, StAndrews, the seat of Sir Thornas Erskine, Baronet, at two o'clock yesterday morning. About *that hour the servnilts heard the crackling as of glass brealcing, ndil thought some persns owere breaking into the house. This continuing to increase, they hurriedIly dressed end proceeded to the housekeeper's rooni, ...

... CHXAPTER VIII. BISll HUGHt AANNER'S. .e t AR soon asGeorge hlad changed his iidiculouscostumo, ] cbe went rounl aot once to weleonme his cousin, fie did S at with much ct)rdialhty. There wvas the strong bondi 1. of kinsrnnnsblip birtveesL these two men, as well as thatof l' early association Osd regaril, esnd if Sir Hugh Manners e admlitted one hIunalsl friosdilehip ts his heo rt, it certainly ...

... IMPERIAL lAIMIANIENT. real HOUSE OF 10ORDS-TirrncsDAY. - Thle Lord Chancellor took htilsecat tit five O'clock. Tr IiTRE CONGIRESS. 15le1 Iin answver to Eairl G4ranville, elnt Thle Duka of BIC11MO1ND and GORDON hadl no in- 800? formit ion an to thle t iie I[CWhen I thle pri [ici pal IIIen ipo toen - 1 tiatrica would aI-lI ilk L~tidli, nor (lid lie knoiw whenl o t hey would leave Blerhiii. Ttet ...

... I I'11THE PI~ hAl 1iARlTY AND? TI [i i I ANGI.U-'rutiK81 (CON\N'V'TON. The Liberal leadlers hive not yet decidlel inl whlat feint, t lay will raise a deblate ott tl e Iieat Iy betw eeo Englanid and'll Turey bitt t1101 iet lIL' 1I anld file of tlie patty lito dolilti is; eiitcitailled thalti ' policy of the Goverinient svill be sc riotish' clit' 'I by tole froa1t bench1, s11 fit I tha three or ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY. The Lord Cliancellor took his seat it five o'clock. BlliS Or' S.\tE. The amondments to thoe Bills of sile Bill were ro- ported end confirmed. INTEIRMEDIATE EDUCATION. The House hbving gone into Comumittee on the Intermediate Education (Irelanil) Bill, The LORD OCIANCELLOR, in rotly to Eat'l Spencer, said it wvis not contemplated that the studentidtlips nd prices shoului ...

... THE EAST, wi rLAY AND TrHE CONGRE;SS. 11 r-s II1 I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __ al a PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS. A tlt ii itC ROlM, Mondlay. JV Meatoings pi'oie'ted by the rt;li; lrredenta. piarty Ji 1 wel 1, Ol yI3eito ['dy at P;Mit anid. at lti Rggi, ill t [ie p1 ro- di IId vince of LEmia. At Na pleds and BLilogna also thliie ce Id wIre Demuiclrtic lemenstrations, unattendedl, how- I` ever, by aiiy ...

... MIEARNS AMATEUR HOlWIUULTURAL SOCIEVY. of The anmitln elicw of thle Itlearns Armiiteur 1lortictfl- t t itial so~itty am I tile Panasy Society Iin COml iCitiiiii thueiv'ith Wo.s lidil it, tle, 1f'obhi Hll, lmuiiiCii'kIirlc 2 n Tuesiday, uriti prove(i oiii of tue most iniicesiifui dii ii playll evi gvom in thle ilistrictl of th,! Meal in. , ruiii hute humit were eleeir mlili ilixuiiiiiit. ,01 ...

... iA EDe AbTDA ,t JULr,1t. ABERDEEN, SATURDAY, JULY 27, I2K2. l -- . Is both Houses of Parliament tliis week a me-ast was read from the Queen, intimating Her 'MajestyF . . t --- - . x .1 . 1 i- I .. F ; rA A a1 { consenset to the marriaeg of the Duke of Connaught with Princess Louise, of Prussia. In the Urpsr House, on Thursday, an address in reply was unani iulously voted, but in the ...

... PCI C N I CS. n, LONGSIDF.-Tlle scholalrs in attmlianceat the Sablbath I it Sc.hool of St Jolil's Episeollill Chaich, Lungsile, had(] a theirl uniuil id Jliri ;y aud piC-nic on SLtUldiy. This, ig trmat, which, is prOvIded for them yc;trly by tI.e c 1ev., Mt r Low andi tlic ot r teachern, ir looikid fotimwrd to w4 with very great intel eat by the youuger portion of the j e congregatiol. They ...