... iNSUBORDINATION BY A SEA MAN. A court-iartial was held on board H.M.S. t Duke of WVellington, flagship in Portsmouth r harbour, onl Weduleslday for the trial of William I Sinclair 8tavert. alble senman of H. M, S. I InvincibIle, for havin r on the 2nd March attempted I to strike William Lee ship's corporal, his Stperiole officer, he beillg in tile execution of his ?? Court wvas coniposed of ...

... (From the World.) tions of I regret to hear that Mrs. Cornwallis `Wet has been ind t ,.Imperatively ordered to the south iby her medical founi Drk advisers. with I tie. TheaXarl of Onslow has been given the. office of Goldi. statn ti Stickli ?? on her Majesty, vacant by the death babil. of the Earl of Roden. have Lord Salisbury's illness has been an attack of gastric torsoc in- fever, which ...

... :. ; i -. L ON ?? G-. HRtlI;I!tON ON EDUCATION. ?? (I ?? Hamilton, M.P., has distributed at the r at Congr.'t',ationa,1 Memorial Hall, Farringdon-street Lon- of don, t s ' Oies and certificates awarded to scholars by tbe a Col1a ewfcreceptorislast Christmas. Previous to doing s so, ?? he delivered an address, in which, after re- II, .c -i'o to tesatisfactory chiaraeter of. thiehalf-yearly re. ...

... DINNE1 R TO THE EX-CHAIRMAN OF THE 3O0AIRD OF GUARDIANS. .D Ul o U VZLJI..UM .J. On Thursday evening a complimentary dinner was given to the ?? of the Portsea Island Board of Guardians by his brother Guardi ans, at the Dolphin I Hotel, Hligh-street, Portsmouth, when a pleasant party gathered round the festive board to do justioe to the sumptuous and complete dinner which Mr. W. Bond, with ...

... THE BALKAN.STATES. REPORTED FIGHTINIG AT GUSSZN~JZ. [FIWM YESTERDAY S STANDARD.]. VIENtN.&, Thursday Night -The lateat telegrams. irem the BalkanStates agree in describing the situation, there as causirg serious apprehensions of open rioting. Miich diisatisfaotion exists among the inhabitants in., diff rent quarters.. Servia seems to have become the scene of the wildest passions, not only ...

... ADMIRALTY AWNOUNCEMENTS. The following information respecting Her Majesty's In ships is supplied by the Admiralty 11 I a MEDITERR~ANEAN STATION: Admiral Sir G. P. L 3 Hornby, in the Alexandra, was a-t Malta on the 21 st of no Januar.Y. The Teinzdrair- sailed on the 14th of January JT( afor PDA~ Said, to convoy the Euryalus to Malta ithey were J -to leavel Port Said ontho 21stof January. The ...

... THE STEAM. TRIALS OF THE IRtS. Il In consequence of the unsatisfactory results of the im measured mile trial of the Iris8, 10, double-sorew stoel at despatch vessel, Captain E. H. Seymour, which took place er in Stokes Bay on Tuesday, as reported in our impression . of the following day, the Admiralty directed a further P9 trial, which was to have taken place yesterday. The ~eB ed trials on ...

... THE SERVICES IN PARLIAMENT - I .Tn. I m nhn u:lu UY 11L ClL 01!1XV V IjUO1jz 1LA I P 1ir AYLMER, J. E. F. (Maidstone . CapeadnJohnEvans 3e Freke Aylmer, of Aylmersfield, Streatharm, Surrey, elected he as a Conservative, in the room of Sir John' Lubbock, is o- the eldest son of the late AMr. Arthur Percy Aylmner, of 'Y Cork, Ireland, and nephew of Sir Gerald Aylmer, o( or Donadea, County ...

... r THE' GENERAL- ELECTION. 1. - . I I t-oonrt, T Thatd, e following, are the results of the polls which have I Ices a take],n 114 pla c e 2.r273 inteers, J. H. -Richardson, ?? . ?? . 23 rand M. C. Close, ?? sadway St. J., Blacker; ?? ?? 2264 s~uarsBERKSHIRE, S. decra-. Col. R. C. Loyd-Lindesy, C ?? 1tow' Philip Wrotughton, C ?? ?? ived an John Walter, L ?? ?? oy with Thott. Rogers, L ?? course ...

... The next special examination of officers of the Army will be held on the 7th of June. ?? the death of Lieut-Gen. F. A. Whimper, CB., late of the 55th and 98th Regiments, a distinguished service reward has become vacant. Lieut.Col. A. H. King, Royal Artillery. late Assistant Quartermaster-General, Woolwich District, has been ap. pointed an aide-de-camp to the Queen, with the rank of colonel, in ...

... I PORTSEA ISLAND BOIRD OF GUARDIANS. I he The forteightly teeting of the above Board was held at Ot t~o ithe Workhouse, Kingston, on Wednesday, when there were t n present Mr. 0. Light (chairmana), Mr. W. Buckell (vice- al d chairman), Alderman W. Rent, Messrs. J. A. H. Howell, hi D. G. T. Cunningham, R. Harmaworth, J. J. Killpartrick, wI R. G. Wilkins, W. J. Tock, G. Wendover, M. Jejps, J. ...

... FARBRAM. SOUTH AmRICAN MISSIONABY SOCIETY.-A lecture, eves dlargely illustrated with diagrams, was delivered on Tburs4 Rev day afternoon, at the Market. Hall, by the Rev. J. B; genI 11uane, M.A., the remarks especially applying to Sout2h Btrj I America as being a favotrable tield for missionary efforts. (loil IThe Vicar, the Rev. W. S. Dumergue, t.A_. presided, and Coti there was an ...