... PAT R'E 1eAILWAY. f. of tleC (1ireotors will ?? e'J f 11%vi :MM ftlie directors Wil tsr at Itilf.searls gene'ral meetcing.i ,f-on1~'esolt15 ttrevenueC account for thle reit, I,10r, 7 ad18: 2 5 7x 18791. 00 5.. 933,445 3 l 08, ,434,531 I N IlCt t ,~tin: ci 01 28 . 512,410 67 2 . 693,657 *'olfoei135,550 .. 127,257 1 77t,LJO . 1,809,012 .1I' for, dividend among the pro- ' -,I, after ptaynient ...

... mJESSBS. HOIRNILANMS NEW WAREHOUSE. Tea is generaly brought from China, and gr3;veth there ul;pn little shrubs and bushes -so runs tue intro- duction to a marvellous ennumeration of the vertue' of tea, written by Thomas Garraway, the founder of the well-known Garrawny's Coffee-house, which stool in Exchange-alley. Catharine of Braganza, queen of Charles 1i., brought the drinking of tea into ...

... - ICgRoyALTY OF IIAL. I -..1 'TING AT COLSTON-HALL soi3DEE was held last 4ight at the Lesser Apbloc 1000twg w5 P f pb r0pectlng the appointment of a Roman CcltOD I e representative of her Majesty in British Co1. Savile presided. and there aey G. Alford. laigteRevs, Dr. DoudneG AEod std ' ~ c. Frlgce, lolurant Brook, C. W. Eickason *, jD B ird, S. Pike, T. Graham, Col. Ioil, I pjs J )rwes ...

... ELECTION NEWS, . .0JjVJ' VL1 1XNATY0, WEST SoMrERSnT.-Mr. Acland's address was issued yesterday. He expresses confidence of success provided the Liberal party will continue their exertions. An enthusiastic meeting in his support was hold at Huntspill on Thursday night. GLOuCEoSTER.-Tho prbparations for the contest are being rapidly made. There are 6583 names on the regis. ter; at the last ...

... CHE1MICALS, METALS, &o. rj. Beeyer Spence andC Co.'s Wcekliy Re4 .) h MNCHnaESTER, MARCH 6TH, B CijEzmUCAi.s,-The course of business during the week has, like that of its predecessor, rather tended to weak- r ness, Inquiries have been lees plentiful, not only those of a beonlefide character, but likewise those which are 5 frequently made to test the position, have been absent. This argues an ...

... TEE ST. GOTHIARD TUNNEL. ?? St. Gothard Tunnel, as announced yesterday, is mow completed. Its architect, M. Favre, will not, have lived to see the work which he undertook; but the contract which he signed will nevertheless have been executed within good time in despite of enormous diffi. culties, Few people have any exact idea of the hardships of tunnelling. In the present instance it means ...

... The weekly meeti ng wats bold yesterday in the board. room of the Union, at Enstville. The following members attended ;-Messrs.Fae(himnE ar n .Yl land (vicehairsen),ewis, Winscome, Creed, Norgate, Pavey, CouEiDPs Stone,Shipley, Owen, assiagham, Pnr- ker, S. Jones, W. Jones, Bryant, Shield, Garton, Williams, J. P1helps, and R. Nlb The relief statistics for the past week showed the follow- ing ...

... ?? BRIGHTON IN BRISTOL Last night, a specially-formed company, under the direction of Mr. Charles Wyndham, of the Criterion Theatre, London, performed what by somne may be con- sidered an impossible feat-brought Brighton to BristoL To drop metaphor, and write in sober English, he introduced to the habitu6s of our New Theatre Royal a very sparkling comedy from the pen of Mr. Bronson Howard, ...

... The will (dated March 27, 1874) of Mr. Alfred Gilbey, late of the rantheon, Oxford-street, and of Wooburn- bcuse, Woobuin, Bticks, wine merchant,who died1 on 'uv. 28 hast, was proved on the 23rd ult. by Mrs. Agaes Gil. bty, the widow, Henry Parry Gilbey and Walter Gilb2y, the brothers, and James Blyth and flenry Arther Biy'bt, the nephews, the executors, the personal estate bin.g sviorn under ...

... Campokna. jd 1 ?? M In! b ammparn bv I& name'H and ?? | of the $i~tem* not ,a~eMaary~ for VuCLibjjr.. bW for Al te* sa4ifadWiI of at EdU-o. £ Jf'k cannot undeertke to rdturn rt*11 ?? f8 ?? ?? TO COEIESPON'DENTS. t; TO ?? Wr F. Foxr writes to say that the last di ?? f hi letter;} Fon gTtESattlake'~s Sketch of d enapole~ ,o, in yesterday',s Mrcury cdv x Post, should A bave lreoa~d - the ...

... vtldvf?tug# Tu MATOB B D ~BATH. T~sIl~oitANDTim Pzexss¶.-Amsmewhat w ad misapprehension has arisen in reference to an invtiibf I given by the Mayor to the loal press to lunch.ith fi during the holding of the Quaer Sesion on Thuradb a An evening paper alleged that his Worship had issued the invitation accompanied by the w rning. that the re- porters wonld not h o allow~ed. to -lunch ish the' ...

... The ?? annual assembly of this oonnaexion was resumed yesterday, at Redclifflcrescent Chapel, Dedninster. The Rev. J. Iolowill, of Bidefoi3, the newly-elected president, again took the chair, and there were prevent in all about 150 ministers and. lay rEpresentatives. The names and present citrcita of the former hav( already been given. The ministerial non. reprementativo visitorn aro:-Revs, J. ...