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... LOCAI NEWS. Tm C*eOYf's5 PoAox.-We are requested to kn~owvledg e reeipt of £1, froso S. W., for the C~ocr Cortpoorbor The weekly meeting of the watch committee was mid yesterday, Mr. S. B. Oion presiding, but the proceedings were entirely of a r'outine character. Mr. Leofric Temple, Q.C, who has been for some time deputy-recorder of Liverpool, has been mppointed recorder of Carlisle, in ...

... |31. BROWNLNG'S _NEW VOLIIE.* I One of the great distinguishing pecu- liarities of all Mr. Browning's works is their intense realism. And by this we do not mean that he brings into play all the cheap paraphernalia of the stage, but that he is moved by the true dramatic instinct. Whatever else his characters are, they are ireal men and women, endued with the lpassions and emotions of humanity. ...

... SPECiL TELGkAMS, & I A fire broke out yesterday mornilng-t the SVMa Hote4l Newpors Pagnell, and resulted in the destruction. of the hotel, as well as of a number of adjacent honses. At the meeting- of the Irish Land League in Dublin, yesterday, it wi~s announced that up to the present £54,356 land been received, of which £4WpoG had been granted for purposes of relief. At a special meeting of ...

... 6UIR L ONDON CO-IiRESPOYDEC tin LONDON, TWDNxsniY EVENhING. It cannot be too widely known that the action takan by Sir Wilnred Larvso] end Mr. Courtucwy about the F4'rere recall is now purely individual. They have bardly a prominent member of their own secteon with them. ift they wake any formal motion, it will bo opposed by AIr. aillwyn. If they pross it to a division, Mr. Itylands will move ...

... S Ir B A TLE FRRE, The Press sociation learns t.hat the noremen in faivor of the recall of hm 3xtle Pr-ve is ?? to be resamed, as a ?? sr-clon ioi tore I.Ltertl members still exores dlaiasefrt.aioO with h i, retentiou and the eapsuaatixons intormativ given j ;ny mansiorer of thie Oove'Memsnt. f c pos nton of the cstiph comnihssioner at the (ape is now clze-- . deihed. He re=m:n-s governor oi ...

... ELECTION _NEWOS. GnA'VESiEND.-The nomination at Gravesend took place yesterday. Sir S. W.-atersow was propo-sd ?? M3r. J. 31. Knight, of No.iel, secnd-d by etC. Jonathan EDenu, of Graveseud. Sir Robert Pe.-! wasproposedby hMr. !. 1A.Trcnghtou, andsecoa-'..- by M1r. B. A. Gibbons, of Norrhdleot. The-e rwfas _D deraoaistratioa. PoLaYoUTH.-Mr. C!arke, Q.C., late M..f !Southwark, who has been ...

... .I) Co i i; itL ; Db1S. We cannot undertake to return Come'nunication oS. ,b-o:b we do LOt avoit ourscives tvl.OLlii LACtiO asbould aloe; *0 ieAD 1iTte.a in1:ih,aid Iia ' o, rita pip-er oily; . -4W tn ?? th- itii; ltry ei ' tiind. apace i-ur theui. Xlh wver is ?? tor 2lLscrtLQIj u.ust he alithenticited lY, thPL Leale Zill ndhureas of the ?? irn ?? ::Ir pit!intkima, i but rs a guarantee o} god ...

... LATEST I APN TELEGRAPIC NEWS 1 THE OO URT, &c. ,m cc (AFrom ?? Orflcic C t Circserr) . S WTNDSCOU CASTLE, JUNE 29. si The Queen, the Princess Beatrice, and the tk Princesses Victoria and Elizabeth of Hesse,drove tl out yesterday afternoon. .v Miss Alie Carry, Lady-in-waiting to her Royal t( Highness the Duchess of Edinburgh, his Excel- t7 leney B. B. D. Mfforier, C.B., her Majesty's Minister ...

... THE WEADTIER. TUESDAY, JUNE 29. The chart represents the western countries of Europe, fiom Norway to the coast of Portugal,aDd emb-aces Grsat Britain and the British Is!cs. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean. the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, wj!I the English Channel, Bristol Channel, ani Irish Sea. EXPLA?IATION. The dir'etio -and tne of tee aand am shown bY ...

... LEWTERS TO TE EDITORS. I I THE BISHOP OF LIVERPUOL Gentlemen,-It will be a suffioient reply to the corn- rnunicattol of A Churcolimael, in your journal of the 2and Suit, to inform hil thbat i am to-day In receipt of a letter hroum the Lord Bisbo9 oft Ltvfrpool to say that he sha! ?? at St. Philip t 1hu`rch oa the mormung of the ?? J uiy, acoording to p'onlceni ' T. K. 31. 1M0ORROW, 2±th June ...

... LATES 3 T iT -, AND ' TELEGRAPHIC NEWVS THE COURT, &c. (.From tie Official Court Circalar) WLenenee Casas unare 24. Thce Queen and the Princess Beatrice, and the Princes~ses Victoria and Elizabeth of Hease, drove out yesterday afterpoon. Her Majesty, with the princess, went out this morning. Earl Sydney, G.C.B. (Lord Steward), had an audience of the Queen to-day to present an addre-so from the ...