... . __ 1' 1. ?? It - .- ?? - . ?? ?? : I . *i'romn the annual reportof the Nati6nal bifehoat Thsti- tution we learn that during the Past year twelve new life. boats were placed on the following stations -Northum- berland, Blyth; Yorkshire, Unswick, 'Upgang, and I Whitby - Essex, Southend; Sussex, Eastbourne ; Isle of Wight, Brighatone Grange, Dorsetshire; Pools:; Cairmar- thenshire, Ferryside'; ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. J. S. IWRIGHT, M.P. IBirmingham has often been the scene of remarkable y popular assemblies, but seldom hias there been witnessed v a more impressive spectacle than that wlikh yesterday ii .attended the interment of the late Mr.- J. S. Wright, at'i theo General(Cemnetery, Key Hill. MIUsh as the immediate r relatives of the deceasedl might have shrunk from any- f thing ...

... TiHE ORDER TO OLOSE PUBLIC W HOUSES. X On Monday the following publicae were called 01 before the Mayor of Newport, Mr. Stevens, and B] Mr. Wanabrougb, they baving disobeyed the order of the magistrates1 isened on thareoent election day, to close their respective heuses at two p.m. They ?? Lewis. Bunch of A Grapes; Georue Henry Evans, Bush Inn; James Leonard, Olive Brsach; James Smith. Dolphin ...

... COURT AND FASHION, MAF1IAGFR air Lopi) JASTrxcOe -On E2atmrday aitornoon the Prinee gund Priness of Wales, pria.n aces Msr-YAdPleide, )unhesa of Took, and the Duke of Teook, togethe~r with a distingniqbed corn. p~ny. apsquhible rilt tbn Chapel Royal1, NYhitehal], London, to w~tneo the atarriage of Georgo e anners AWatiy, twonty-fourth Lord Hasetinga, with the Hononrablo Elizabeth Rvelyn ...

... TERRIBLE SNOW STORM IN RUSSIA. SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. The Orenburg Listok says that for up ards of a month Orenburg has been severed from the rest of Hussia by snowstorms of a severity hitherto unknown, l^or three weeks railway communica- tion has baeu stopped between JSaratoff and Olen- burg owing to the immense drifts that have accumulated on the line, aud although thousands of soldiers and ...

... PoLti1 C)-rT, -At this court on ftionday, Williams, a dissolute character, was sent to hard labonr for 14 days, for stealing a purse containing 9s. 61., from Samuel Eva-A& labo-.wer, of Rhym» ncy, in a house of ill-fame at Ynysgau.—TV# boys, named Bott, were ci.arged with stealing* meerschaum pipe, a gold ring, and a pouch, from tne pocket of an overcoat left hanging in the porch of St. ...

... One one, many shady promenades and picturesque villages that of old skirted tbe banks of the Thames above Westminster and Lambeth have disappeared are disappearing, or, worse still, are losing their old aspect of retirement and repose. Even Chiswick-inall, where the statelv Miss Pinkerton kept her venerated establishment for young ladies, and Becky Sharpe ungratefully hurled back the copy of ...

... (BY (I'EOil OWN Ct'KItKSI'ON-DENT.) JJC'BLIN, APEII, It is probable that the Irish Home Hula members will ho!d a conference before the assembly the new Parliament:. To-day the Corporation granted leave to the Lord Mayor (Mr. E. iJwyer Gray, M.P.): to grant the use of the Council Chamber for purpose. ...

... I O~:JLOiiNDON CORR~ESPONDENCEI LoNDON, MONDAY EVNZnrGx I .0 A painful attempt to display the possessiona .e of special information is made by several U journals end journalists to-day, hut their desire to he credited as authorities is the oan founda- tB tion of their unaccredited assumptions. They eaninot tell what is passing in the royal mind; .e they have had no intimation whatever of Air. ...

... AN UNBURIED CORPZE. FRIGHTI.UL DEPRAVITY Ix LilERppo04 At the Dale-Atreet police colrt. moMriDw, ir. James Moorecroft, a rejitvin1 of the parish of Liverpool, applied to Coatella.I, the presiding magistrate, for A. under the following ?? saidu a magistrate's order, SiEned by Ar. T. B. Bcyt had been eerved upon him to bry a body 7hde had been kept some time beyond tta uss peW between death and ...

... I LETTER T EDITORS. t. ANOTHER CO11FL&I2NT FRO oF TRAN:ERBE. 0. : _ ?? Geatlemen,-Some tube ago. yon kindly I ?? a f letter from me respecting the sewerage i a Grave and Bedford roads, Reck Ferry. On that o ccasin I r men- I Limoed luat h deputation Lad waited upon thle r oad and aQ improvement comerlttee Sorme months pr eiiouu, ardd Ch that they had promised to give it early attetion, C AS ...

... THE TAY DISASTLI R. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. The Board of Trade inqlliryiuto the circum- stances attenums the lay Bridge disaster was opened at the Admiralty Court, Westminster- hall, on Monday morning. Mr liotherv Koval Commissioner, presided. Mr Trayner arme*™! for the Board of Trade, Mr Balfour for the North Britisii Railway Company, Mr Bidder O r f,,r Sir Thomas Bouch Mr Webster, Q.'c for ...