... J4ATEST AND BL(EGRAPYlC NEWS ?? T-C COURT, e,. I t4'i has euthority for statiog thatt ?? tha 'Quefl has graciously sigulfied her tief: l of loe g FY trlianuent iu person. i1;ertl^D wi end LAdY Nortbcote arrived in tsi 0night, and pr. eeded to the chan. j-qcl residetke ito Dowiflgtstreet. r ?? , Mot a&nfolucs that a mrrcisge has f fe ed betwvee- the Eon. Henry iqobert %, thea ?? Lord Pu1 ...

... I - -.x --l -- xra. -! f ?? 3A~ITS POPV7.1 L12 SVPB3EUA. DOMESTIC. The Princess Louise left Liverpool, on her return to Canada, in the Sarmatian, yesterday afternoon. Her royal highness was accompanied from London by the I'Ance of Wales and the Duke of Edin- burgh. The heir-apparent returned to London early in the evening, but the Duke of Edinburgh remains in Liverpool till Saturday. To.day ...

... - O iS 3!If lopel IBM SaleN. I- SUMlARY. I flOX.EST'T. nr. Sca-er Booth visited the German emras westcrdav to confer with Count Ycnzter respecting the debarkation at a (Ge.r-Mn port of the distressed Russian errigrants now in Southampton. The matter will likelv be submitted to the arthori'ies a, Berlin before any further Etens are taken. festeidav the Lord Mayor of London p esided at the ...

... iEDPIBURGH UNIVERSitY CON- I ZERVAT1VE ASSOCIATION. nter- ADDREES BY LORD GEORGE rmand HAMILTON, M.P. dress '03 of A meetin g was held at Edinburgh last night to eigh- celebrate the formation of a Conservative associa- and tioe among the students and graduates of Edinburgh de by Univerity. E the Lord GEonGE EacA-MTON, in his inaugural address, ?? said he would try to spear on the present ...

... AT Tl FI )EL J. AT -WUIl±T--hLD. C, As brie II' repocrted wis IcateHriel' ZH c feYl,, a .ie shucking iecorery was n:;de on Snday at V',VuCe- se field, the details mn conzectirr rlth wihich arcr o ed a moat extraordinary c'e: ?? ior many YCsrS od, past a mansion known ss l'.Ssump'n House. eisu-te on, Xu ?? Common. and formerly occaped by rs. Mr. IV.WT. 1_? f ioLt, n-,w a.; S ~iual Grange. has ...

... CYMDELTIIAS Y CERDDOMION- CYNHADLEDD YN NGHAERNARFOXN. A Prydnawn ddydd ?? diweddaf, cynhaliwyd , cynbadledd o gerddoriou Oymreig yn y Guild b Hall, Caernarfon, i'r dyben vo flurfio cymdeithas is gerddorol, yn Nghymra. Yr. oedd yn bresenol yn r y cy!arfod oyntaf y Parch E. Stephen (Tany. r roaria), Dr Joseph. Parry. (Pencerdd America), Afeistri D. Jenkins, Ias. Bae.; W. Jarrett Ro. e berts ...

... TH[E LIVERPOOL ConN TEST.i SPEECHIES MY LORD RAMS.4Y. HOME RULE CONFERENCE. [Fnos OR OUR ON COIiiLESPoNDENT.] ILiviusoon., Friday night. The speech delivered by Lo.rd hlamsay at the mseet- ing of the Liberal Nine Husidred last aight has been one of the topics of conversation of the day, and it is noted in Conservative circles that the youthful candi- date, in makting so full an exposition of ...

... &IlIUL)EEN TOWN COUNCIL Am tigPOLICB D)EPARTIIENT. d ofotii athei Town Ceuntil (l'olics Departtnisnt) 1.I wils hold ounlontliy-the Lord Prevost presiding. There I wore present alsu--Iailliee Doniald, Smith, Macdonald, Esalemnent, Ross, and Dutfneu )elan of Ouild Walker; Treasurer WValker ;, Shorenioister Petvisou ;, Hessre N~ Oroll, Kisagboru, Waldker, (Gray, Gill, I a-eddage, &U. I g0tH, ...

... INYERNES? HIGHLAND CLUB BAU?. ,The annuaxl ball under the auspices of the Htighland bfeenh iClub, Inverness, camie off in the hlub buildings, EHigh of tb Street, Inverness, nn Friday night, aud was attended °l with unimixed success. There was a very large attend- w lere .ance of ladies and gentlemen, and in every respect the taxdat tball must be pronounced one of the best the club have IiiOd e ...

... SHARESFEARI; LODGE I.O.G.T.-Tlie inernbers of tr, this lodge held their ailcual New Yefsr's soiree oi d TIcarsday evoning in Dr Bell's School, kindly granteA by lit the purpose. The company numribered tibout 80. ilb 'l'he Chairanicii, Brother Smith, andi Brother Russell ohl ;,cIve short addresses; appropritite to the ocqasion, and Hi vafioutl of the mcem bers of the Order. contributed th ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED. i land The river Irwell, which divides Manchester from prin Salford, has overflewed its banks on both sides to sigh such an extent as to cause great damage to property, to si and to cause serious apprehension in the minds of the the people living in the lower parts of the two towns, Inc particularly as rain is still falling heavily. At ten spir o'clock on Wednesday ...

... TWO VERSIONS IN IAMBIC METRE OF J wuus Vwsar, Act iii., Scene i. Antony. O mighty C-sar ! dost thou lie so low? Are all thy conquests, glories, triumphs, spoils, Shrunk to this little measure? Fare thee well. I know not, gentlemen, what you intend, Who else must be let blood, who clse is rank. If I myself, there is no hour so fit As Cesar's death's hour; nor no instrument Of half that worth as ...