... T; QlUEEN'S FORTHOOKING VISIT TO ITALY. The Wine correspondent of the Tirnws writes:-Clreat pleasure is 'expressed by the Roman press in anticipatioa of Queen Victoria's intended visit to Italy. Although travelling strictly iilcooflita, under the title of the Countess of Kent, her Majesty will be received at the frontier by the Duke of Aosta, who will escort her to llaveno, on the Lago ...

... BRISTOL dr RUCH MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION, The U6th anniversary of this organisation was ocelo. biated yesterday at the Victoria-rooms, a well-atteudsi MlOinirg meeting being held in the larger hall undter the presidency of the Bishop of the diocese. The deputa- tion consisted of Major.General Hill, Revs. J. WI. Spcechly (Bishop designate of Travancore), J. B. Wooi (missionary from Yoruba), and F ...

... RBISTOL BOARD OF GUARDIANS. ±U1iOIV.U DVJMA WV' I U lf The weekly meeting was held yesterday, at St. Peter's . tr, Hospital, the gulardians present being Messrs. J. Bessell E (chaurirmas), C. Wintle, (vice-chairman), T. Davey, H. G. koi Gardner, W. Lee, E. Follwell, T. Gibson, H. Naish, . Go G. Barnett, G. S. Tfricks F. W. Tricks, E. G. Loryiner, Co G. Pearson, W. Pearce, d. Wills, E. J. ...

... aTartoyonunct. AU legtCrs must be accompan icd by the names and addreses of the voitera, not neesearily for pufiicatio, but for the 8atisfaction of the Editor. We cannot undertake to retur* rvecedci comunlzaielans. TO CORRE SPONDENTS, The pressure on our news columns mast be our excuse for the non-appearance of several favours, THE LATE INSPECTOR RIORDAN, To the Ediitor of the Mercury and Po8s ...

... 41A arliamOarg 44411iotuq F L3Y TELEsGRAPH.] }1OUSE OF LORDS.-YUfSTERDAY. F The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. SIR BARTLE FRERE AND THE ZULU WAR. Efir GRANVILLE noticed that the Chancellor of the Exchequer was reported to have said last night that instructions of a negative character had been sent to Sir Bartle Frere with regard to the annexation of Zolu. land and things of ...

... 1 i THE A.ir ; Z-ULU WARm LAETNEWS FROM ST. VINCENT.t PREPARATIONS FOR A GENERAL of TI or ADVANCE INTO ZUZULAND. W - ~~~~~~~~~~~in 1uIEUTERIS TELEOaIA31. &.ArPTowN, AP'iui, 22N'D,-MoVe~niit5 prep~aratoryto '21 the advance of the British forces into Zululanti have gi V comenced This~1st,58th, and 94th Regiments, with di the Lancers and Dragoonsi, have mnarched to Dornberg, hi under the coinnand ...

... JzI1 XWm THE COaNaiIu.CsAL-110018 AND THE SOUtTH WVESI-N iBiQr.-After the decision of the Master of the Rolls ia fa our of the position taken by the Commercial-roomns with reference to the erection of the London and South Western hiank, negotiationswere entered into between the conniittee of the rooms and the directors of the bank which it was hoped would haveresulted in asatisfactory ...

... |A1EST G?7 NEWS. gmA E-LECTI\) NMTELLIGENCf :dx. $,e,;,e 'i .r.- u l, d the .late m em~lber icf East K - I,] wi ti Li !erod caiii3dtti for the 1 ,Iot vtn t V'; vn whether the Conservatives clil at toe - ir-- l MirdAuegralve's name has j he ldy 'sf'J F~jE E AN CATHOLIC OUTRAGES IN CONYE HARA. -5 ^i-r. of the RSev, Father llhatigan, C.C., 'I re, a. u.naber of persons for riot and assault a red ...

... -BpBECANT 4ONERENOE AT P'uIl LEVEDON., . gof the portisbead Burl-Decant4, Conferenee Vag bottldysterday at Clevedoni. In consequence of the ra c-bjlbeiiig tinder structural alteration, the gather' l 1ibirisIe at thle il oyal hotel, after a celebration of tD~l; P ~ a St.John's, South Clevedon. tIle comarniort ccupied the chair, and there was peltaard treofclrical and lay members, including ~ pt ...

... In furtherance of instructions given nearly 18 months ago, the Docks Eagineer has prepared an elaborate report, for the special committee appointed by the Council on tile subject of dockising tihe river. After raviewing ohe his- tory of the dcks and discussing the views of Sir John Iawksh Mtr. Sp, and other authorities, Mr. Howard retrtshs opiunin given twenty years ago, that the diversion of ...

... JATEST G oiR NEWS. [BY TLEGRAHJ RENEWYED RIOTING AT CORK. Ihiloting in the northern part of the city of Cork, (clenent on a dispute between two bands, was con- tI:fd yesterday with great vigour, Several persons pl5i red. plr an~ uiiitaiy were caled ou. 7HE RELIGIOUS DISTURBANCES AT MALLOW. A! Hallow, yesterday, 21 persons were returned for tr' r, charges of being concerned in the wrecking of ...

... - A - . -- . a - Z The conference of the Grand United Order of Odd- fellows (Sheffield) was resumed yesterday morning at the Music-hall, Swansea, the Grand Master, Mr. John Holley, presiding, There was again a large attendance of delegates. At the commencement of the proceedings a telegram was received from the Grand Secretary of the United Order of Free Gardeners, now meeting at Shef. field, ...