... THE ZUL U WA R CETEWvAYO duly arrived in Table Bay on the r5th ult., and was landed at an early hour, in order to avoid the dense crowd which would have assembled had the news been known. On landing, the King was dressed in European clothing, and was accompanied by four women, one little daughter, and four followers. The party were at once conveyed to the Castle, and taken to the rooms ...

... THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF HULL sAT CHURCH. to the 7 On Sunday last the collections ait the ?? places of J. * ;worship in Hall were devoted to the funds of the local hal-am I charities. The Mlayor (Alderman Wailer) had invited the appea members of the Cerporation to iittend with him the Scul- the de coates Parish Church, and the following gentlemen in qui availed themselves of the invitation ...

... AND JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1870. NEWS OF THE DAY. d The Dulko of Acrritar has consented to attend the ci Liberal demonstration at Leeds on Friday, the 14th, November. d Lord SAUBLrismY will give Count SgITOUVATLOFF aln audience, at the FooiLcn Office to-day, after thle Cabinet Council. The visit of the Russial| Ambassador to London will terminate in a few days, and his Excellency Will ...

... Aun opera season of sixty nights less begunt ait Bucharest. Hils Excellency Count Karolyi, the Austrian Ambas- oador, hasl taleen a residence at Llrighton for the season. The house in which Gacribaldi wet[s horn at Nice is about to be pullod dowis to allow of the ceostencejon of a port. Thle ?? satys that, among otlear congr(33803, One of Fval~elical, Proestsant, and Baptist pastors Iis about ...

... WTNTT, A ?? 'Thin ?? 1nkfnn id: 0 wT tin 10 his mc a.1 it] BIt a, ?? a:m 5' Ity ad 13 ad ;a Ii 'C it 5- )f y i t 0 C If1 0 It d a ae rr NVNP ASSazrS.-The following dates have been Oilarilied orthe forthcoming Autumin Assives, Western mesa ci .-T1aunten, 'iulesday, October 28 ; Eseter, il3atur- day, November 1 ; XWinclseater, Satturday, November 5. 'ts The judge wvill be Lord Justice Cotton. it ...

... ST, BATHOLOMEW'S WARD. A puoblic meeting of Liberals in support of the re-election of Councelllor ej. F. Godfrec was held in the Board School, Garri-son. Lane, on Monday evening1. councillor R. F. Marrtineau. presided, and there was a large attendance, Iincluding Councillors Perkins, lii. J. Hart, Lawson Tail, aniJ. F. Godfre; Riev. Charles Leecoh, Aisects. A. dramn- berlain, jir. Carlelss, J. ...

... GLEANING.S. Eight hundred glovemrakers at Naples have stracl: for higher wages. An oveniug paper allogos that German cavalry agents are purchasitig numerous boh;see in Normandy. The lrince of Walos's attempt to noelimnatise Scottish grouse upon 'is Sandringham estate hat failed, Two tradesmen at Shefbield were, n OWednesday, fined £5. each for selling patent medicines without a license, C(unt ...

... e [Btu fey's Terqroms, pjer Press I ssocivtioe.] THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. COPE, NHAGXN, OCTOBER 20. TboD~tqbead dttooday statesthatte Dukeof Camberland contemplates definitely renouncing his claims to the throne ti of Hanover. n THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, OcqoxER 19, The Emperor is stated to have originally arranged to leave Livadla at the end of this 'week for Cannes, and il remain ...

... I Ae JOU NA. - AND JOURNLtA.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1870. NEWS OF THE DAY. Before leavingr Portsmouth Major CHARD, ?? was ordered to leave his address with the Assistant- Adint:lit-Gollnrul, as thle QuEENS is desirous of in- vitinlg hiln to dine at UIalmoral. From the weekly revenue returns, publisled in thle l~ondcn G~ette, it ?? that ?? during the balf-year tbe national incomle has amounted to ...

... Mr. Tools laid, on SaturdayE afternoon, thle foundation- stone of thle new theatre in Glasgow, in the presence of about 700 gentlemen. REFUiSAL TO PAY REays-The tenants on the estate of CpanStavely, 'of Glendetff Castle, coanty Limerick, have rfsdpayment of their rents. They lied asked for an abatement, which was refused, and hence have withheld payment. OFoORD ?? Saturday, at St. John's ...

... LADYWOOD WVARD. A meeting for the purpose of preeclutitig~ a rep UlsitiOn to Sir. ,Tamles Baldwin, asking binsi to become a candidate for'I thie represientation of' Ladyweed Ward, inl itse placo of CeannillOr Mitten, who rb6tires, and doss not 0dfer himlself for re-elcstid'n, wits held .last evening, at the Bjoartd Schools-, liozolle S'treet. There was a large attetidaisee. Amnongst these ...

... COLESIILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The athlotic sports in connection with the above scdri took pelsee otn Saturaly afternoonland passedoiletofw: great success, The 11ev. J. T. I'enrose k~indly bllicie:.- aS judgo, and M~r. John Sumner, ju., as starter, l. weather wasi everythingl~s thalt courld beC desired. 'lb cevaI and price-ta~kers woer as follow: I. - - Throwing cricket haill: Prize, Cornell ...