... con- taired Mlersr. Thrmas T. Waniwrigbt. Jaime' Wainwright (sons of the deceased), Daniel DPCne sad John Young. Second carriage: MleF c. W. Jackson, John Lewvip, H1. Pilkington, and Thoamrs Mitler. Third carri'ge: Messrs. George Otiloc, Thcras Stott, - ...

... ng the bodies of officers of the Embassy- executed, 4; Possessing property of the Embassy-executed, 4; released, 4. Being armed within five miles of the camp-executed, 6 ; released, i 5. Attacking escorts with the view of releasing prisoners--executed ...

... CANTERBURY, 2.-The Ho'. A. 1 .- Laurie (C), oAlr. C. Eiwardi 1. ,X:. If. A. ?? Jobustone ?? CARDIFF, J-vilk. B. J. r-I 1, - : CARDIGAN, 1.-M1r. D. Dfliea I.. CARDIOANdSIRE, 1.-Mr. 1.. Ll.vl, L . M1. L Pugh (L). CARLISLE, 2.-Mr. B. Ferguson I., W,;r .. r.. ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIG-ENCE. UNIVEnSITY PREACHErS AT ST. MART'S. Sunday, Marolc 14. 10.30 a.m. The Rev. C. F. Gore, St. Johns College. 2 p.m. The Rev. F. Paget, Christ Church. SERVICES AT THE CATHEDRAL ON SUNDAY. Morning-Boyce in A. Jubilate. Benedicito ...

... there wore also lpresent Mr. B. Armitage and Mr. tC [a A. Arnold (the Liberal candidates), Mr. Dn. B. Arm- 0 strong, Mr. A. W. Von Knooip, Mr. John Atkinson, Mr. t cJ. Let, Mr. Jesse Bryant, M~r. J. F. Davies, &ic. Mr. T. Bri gg wa nnmuly elected chairman: ...

... (Groans for Biggar.)' The patriotism that was going at the Or'eseht day was not the patriotism of Grattan, John Mitchel, Daniel O'Connell, Isaac Bultt, or John O'Leary, but a shahn patriotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, but to-day's scene ...

... coum Biggar). The patriotism that was going at the present day mar was not the patriotism of Grattan, John MiteheUl Daniel goir O'Connell, Isaac Butt. or John O'Leary, but a shram pa- pan triotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, desi but ...

... returned unopposed on Thursday. We leasn from a communication from Portsmouth that the candidature of our fellow-citizen, Mr. John F. 'Norris pronises to have a successful result, Ths general enthusiasm, says our informant, with which the Liberal candidates ...

... Latham (L), Mr. V. K. Armitage (L). DEVONSHIRE, EAST.-Sir John Kennaway IC), Lieut. -Col. Stirling (L), Lieut. -Col. Walrond (C). LINCOLNSHIRE, SOUTH.-Sir William E. Welby-Gregory (C), Mr. John Compton Lawrence, Q.C. (C), Mr. Charles Sharpe (L). LoUTI-I ...

... filled the post of Chairman of the Council of this College, Mr. Edward | Baines lias been elected to the vacant office; and Mr. John Marshall has been choset to be Chairman of the Literature Committee, hitherto tilled by Mr. Baines. The vacancy in the Council ...

... following gentlemen were again elected as members of the Board:-The Rev. W. A. Cass, and Messrs. John Jacobs, John Wicks Hunt, Jonathan Banbury, and John Sharp. There was no contest. BAMPPON WEST DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS, B£rford, Miay 1. Before the Rev ...

... W. G. Bother, 010. will preside. Medals for long service and good conduct hare been awarded Sergt. John Fairohild and Corporale Ja ?? ,Bugle-Major John I Elliot dan Alfred ?? Wld. L.I. IMPORTANT TO RETIRED OFFIGEIts.-Wo are asked to state that it has ...