... MULTUM IN PARVE. M \1U.i1iVJU i n r~nnyVlz. te zv -N .m The Duke of Argyll arrived at (2Qebec on ri ''uesde*. ci A boy was rium over bv a tranicar at Hull on si Tuesday, ?? killed, the buody being horribly ti muftiltr vd. di The rtansion-botise and shootings belonging to a, Sir S. Dundas, of Dunirca, P'erthshire, have been hi taken for the season by Lord Chancellor Cairns. D The Christian ...

... r | FRIDAY, JUNE 27. t9 IG -Weather fine i; the i--a -- BIGHT- njIC .. i. norun of France,and moder,,--Z So over the sonmn-eat c of England, cloudy or dull geiirally with rain in several places,fog or mist on our south-west coasts. Rain has fallen generally. r TE9iPEnATuaE has risen a little on our nurth- east coasts, and readings now vary from 61 degrees in the south-east and 62 degrees at ...

... - 1 11 LV;,Lt jI L r,: Ck. Q Up. -- fZ i ?? THE A11ONAL LIBEiA }FDERATIOy 'N - - reno 1, aS Thesecond (6 re tcce of tbe NaJ: t Federation Wa. held in -L i. About 1;iO dolesf'se attend OQ u hj the sations in the cC' itlts of Groi T the Wilts, Oxford fi ef-rdt , W0OUrcatr. two Glamorgan, Mlarl n :tb, and Ber ,dod was taken by Mr. Wci. Haso Brir d man of the federation, and he Wa55 [son, David ...

... THE ZULU WAM. Aressrs. Dowi.d Currie and Co.'s steamee Edin- furgnt Castle, wni.i Sir Garnet W0olseley and staff, t arrived at Madeira 7esterdsy afternoon, landed the mails, and proceeded for Oapetown. direct. The Standard undereta-nds that a portion of the P navxl brigade which has bevn subjected to the priva- t tions of Ekowe bap boen directed to march to ' Durban for conveyance to Simon's ...

... TOWN COUNFO.IL'.; ST. EELENS, An ordinary monthly meeting of the :117 a Alen towu council was held yesterda Y, the in ayor (Alderman Johnson) presiding. I 'he 'dwn-, 'erk reportf d that the petition of the e lunoil, pray, ing that St, Helens might be constit, ited a pad ia- mentary boroughv,withtheprivilegeo E retu-niegoa. ee or wore membeistoParliament,hadI )eenpmreentt d to the House of ...

... i MPFaAIt PABJL.La iled . HOUSE OF COMFMON& TER IISDAY,JUNE 12. 'She Spechkr took the chair at four o'clock. 1 C0OJ OF THE ZULU WAR. to- In reply to Mr. C ihl'e, ti The OJIANCELL On of the Ex(tI{QUER statedhe of badl becn axsious not to bring for ward an estimate | 214 i of the cost of the Zulu war until ho was able to Wihi inra ts accurate an idea as posbible of the amount j i was ?? vsould ...

... LI' i V I -.A i, a.I.- - -- - -e .- ?? l J I lie [BY,, %i1.-A aI eaipir. a a rare .u, I liar he fav 'rULNOU2APHjl al so6 A Do V/ Clronict Paris telegram says that the Fibh al rumours 'of the resignation of the Austrian am- ir. on baceadeor. Count Beust, are premature. will A inues Rlome telegram says that the adminis- lent' trative elections on Sunday resulted in a great audi, victory for the ...

... 0 f BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN TWENTY a9 LARGE ENGLISH TOWNS. TWEN'\TY-FIFTH WESR, 1819. Sn the week eiu-.1g i; biatnzavy, o127 bhiran acid 5l1 deaths ?? tegsterez In twenty of the &iAl'CeL Engbih towus, Gostinatod by thie Regstrar- Gene:'! to contain a population of nearly seven and a half millions of persons in tho Middle of this geer. The lirths ware 5tv , and the deaths so ! 7 many as 151 below, ...

... eD In the upper house, ye.terday, the bishops ad discuese4 amendments to the rubrics to the be Book of Common Prayer sent up by the lower rt house. In reference to the ornaments rubric the ad lower house suggested the addition of the following of words:-' (util further order shall be therein 10 taken by the authority of the Queen's Dilfjesty, ar with the approval of Parliament. upon the ...

... A.USTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAY-D - - :. - 5, ' Al ti , o'11: ?? itt1lo'f. > Aoszrm1p. MAY 17. Par'iament ba3 been further prorogued until Way 29. It '5 .inders'ood that Sir Henry Ayre o ww 'l be appoinud -President of the Council. MaELWo.E'a , MAY 1T A period of political activity is expected shortly. Public interest is now centered in Mr. Graham Berry's misaion, the result of which. cannot be ...

... THE P£JNCOE IMPERIAL. THE: CONDITION OF THE EMPRESS EUGENIE. ihe. Press Association correspondeoo, telegraph- ing from ChisIeIhurst last evening, ?? extarem e weakness of the E mpress, caused by so almost total abatinesce from nourishment since ?? Friday, was so evident this morning that it was early deter mined that her Majacty should he kkpt throughout the day as free from interruption as ...

... SPEECH DAY AT ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S COLLEGE. The annual distribution of prizes ardi certificates to the stlidents attending St. Francis Xavier's Cathollic ColrLge took place ?? WI theliall of the college. Salisutrrvstreet. The Right Rev. Dr. l'Rl'illy, Romeok Catholic Bishop of Liverpool,pPraldedr; andthesoscioils nall was crowded to overflowing. Amongst those pre- bent there were the Revs. F. ...