... THE BENMFICIAL SOCIETY. - . - -rn - Rcrneuficial Sooict The 126tli anniversary of the Beneficial Society was it thisyear wlcbrateed on the first Monday in October, it a Fccordlance with old established custom. In consequenee of the ijoclrnont st ts of the woather the usual pro | cOsirOO to St. Gcorge's Church wete abandoned, but the Sf rvieo wee held1 as on previous oceasions, an appropriate ...

... | MOrn A~O DnVONtST.-'-he egent for the Iian'cvk i Setegzap~i in lyinoueth, stul)lco-sc, Int Dcvoriport Is Yr. tV tle, o teter, t,'iapel -Ptre, Dvorport, uani copies Ity be obtained on the days of pilffieation shortly after the arrival of the first train freoI l'or 1Smanth, * ai EFrO' OUR 0 I'ECIl.A.L coetESPONDENT.J] V PALL MALL, December 9. The Naval and Military umpires who wore chosenI to ...

... IJLCev. ?? IUMt¶ULzfUL, vicar of 1vflCu-vu. PORTSAMOUTH, WEDNESDAY, SEPf. 15. An auspicious event which has just gladdened - the hearts of all loyal Spaniards may serve to recall a similar experience of our own nearly forty years age. On readingof thepomp~,pride, and circumstance surrounding the entry into the world of this tiny Spanish Princess, of the many distinguished per- sonages ...

... f thm VnTnMmittA nf thI 31 On Friday last the Committee of the Newport Young he Men's Literary Society gave the workmen who have been it employed on the Society's new buildings a supper at the 39 I Wheat Sheaf Inn. Upwards of 30 sat down to supper, td Committee being represented by Messrs. F. Water- od worth, MI. Jackman, H. Sheppard, and J. Young, Mr. Waterworth occupying the chair, and Mr. ...

... - .rll TURKEY AND THE POWERS. THE CESSTON OF DULCIGNO. Dulcleno is at length in the possession of the Monte- thegrieem e Th, gutrender began. in accordance with th agrerent, at noon on Friday, the 28th ult., nd rt six p.m. the Montenegrins had ocoupied the town as well as the surrounding positions. All passed ofI in the most forrasl and regular manner like a relief of 'Vards, and Dervish Pasha ...

... t 6 ,i0 () U T'I1 II1. CORIN'ETHI N-N YAG;LIT C:JLiB. f., Thune nov waUrsids!osai> -, ?? r;,, b -S ofI The new weaterside peemise.s t1 be usedt ilL future af Yt t Chlb-l111u1e ,fh' 0f0 Boyal ]orcsro,,utlh C')l]inthiaL . :LCht Club wvre ftalel31y tlkn ?? vf .t S Saturday last. the boalll-e0 Iir5 huicted at tbhe te u'clock. with iill tere ceremroni due to so irnportaut au 4 occasion. Iri the ...

... . , 1l7r- t1 Ai-m w. ., ?? a.t , , A . ,. -r, Jln.E OF AVIoIrT COUNTY irht'e ASSocATrON.r. c-loinliiittee mleethig in connection s ith this Asso- tciatiou was held at the Commercial Inn, on Wed- niesday afternoon, iu order to make arrangemnents for ' the competitions for the lionze medal and the Lidies' ;Challeng CaLp. The eeting also toolk into considera- a tion the desirability of formhig a ...

... PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. I. owk FMA* P Lord Salisbury in his Taunton speech overshot I I the mark. No doubt his mission in the west of ] Englandwas not meant to be one of peace and fist good will towards his political opponents. He went there to vivisect the Government, to rouse 'D.the spirits of his party, and, opportunity offering, to raise the standard of revolt. To a certain ...

... I Mr. Littlehales' drinking fountain will soon be finished e and uncovered, but enough is seen to know that it will fbe acredit to the donor, Mr. Lancelot Littlehales; designer, 5 Mr. T. Newman, j un.; and builder and mason, Mr. Samuel a Newman. To cattle it will be especially a great comfort in hot weather. e BOWLING GREEN DINNER.-The annual dinner of the members and friends of the Hyde Abbey ...

... NAVAL PRlOMOTION8, APPOINTMENTS, AND RETI REM ENTS. d VICE-ADMIR&LS-It Cootc, ?? to be Admniral ; and as G. 0. Willes, C.aB, to thu command of the China station, it vice Admiral 1i. Coote, C.B. a, REAR-ADMIJRALS-C. Wakc, to be Vice-Admiral; V. c G. Hickiey, J. J. Slight, CL11, W.. H. Haswell, T. Sau- 1e marez, C B., J. H. Derriean, CB, P. P. Shortland, F. L. e A. Selwyn, ird CH. H, May, to be ...

... LOCAL & DISTRICT NEWS, . = 1., - I- ion the UDMe o JUUMJLAtheU,%M ofreins In the police report in our last impressionth Meo The TIraveller's Joy UV tn a ue ?? instead of ?? he Traveller'a Rest,t St. Malry'sroa 'Ost Kilogston. - POEtM By re-ferenice to our advertising columns it will be Bc seen that a 01ale Of work will lie hold in the Music room of Rote the Bhind school, Fark-lame, ...

... EXCESSIVE PUN[SRMENT BY SCHOOL- MtASTERS.M i l'MQX.-^ At the RiehmOnd Potty Sessions on Wednesday Mr. Thomnas Killcen, Principal of St. Mary's College, Rlbb- as ond, wa s charged tith nssaulting and beating one of his A pupil., named Henry May.-From the evidenge it A appeared that the lad refused to eat some pudding to tb which he objected. Mrs. Killeen, the rincipal's wifo re- monstratedl ...