... LoNDow, Wednesday, HERE, is Overywhlero throughout the kingdom, the death of President Garfield has occasioned a deep and mournful gloom. Iromi day to day intelligence of his struggle vith the final victor was looked for the first tiling in the papers, and it was the one question that went the round of the passengers by the morning trains. The per- sonal message of tile Queen reflocts'the ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENIS. ies All letee.i intended for publication inust be accomeallied 1,j se the namse and address of the rikte; not neeesoai-py feW ce publication, but for the information, of the Fditor. nt W/hen answers to questtions azre tnot given ino the course of d- day or two, the question0ers will please to uridersoena tlit n- we are unable to sul7pp2l the information asked for. m ...

... THE TITREE JOVIAL STATESMEN. [From Punch.] m ?? at Sir William Harcourt, at Glasgow, in quoting from in The Three Jovial HaIntsmnsn, reterred to it as 'a doe- l lightful illustrated story-book, wvhich lhe advised all his nM oearers to buy. Quite so. Mr. Caldecott's pictures aro tli simply clelicious, and the verses themselves are quaint and es pithy. But the bearings of 'em lie in their ...

... sait TI-a Leeds corn millers, on 'ueidacay, reduced thle price of rids dlour Is. 6t. per be gS lire dls- It is stated that tire Duchiess of Bedford has reaignedtlre tj~ he- office of Mistress of the Robes, ci of A Liverimel Lady, Miss Hamilton, lisa bequeathed to ID kcet the city charities4 thle a3111 Of £016,000. PI rich) The public debt in% America is $1,785,533,467., showing a 51] o'er ...

... S3ALE OF i. WILLIAM SHARP'S PICTURES. On Saturday afternoon Messrs. Christie, Manson, and i W~oodli, oatered for salo, at their rooms in King Street, St. James's, London, (by orader of the executors), the fiue collection of modern pictures formod during the last half r csntulry by Mr. William Sharp, deceased, late of Endwood r Court, Harndeworth, near Birminghamu. There wee a large - ...

... BRITISH AoLoLaL ASSOOLTAOf . - Atlthe evening neetiag in the councii room of tbeliais College, an Saturday, thc usual votes of thanks *vere passed tfli being the last of the evening gatleninge. Yesterday (one of I , extra days) about 100 members and fliends of tie AssoGCltji left Alalvern by special train, and arrived in Vo ercester 2i 11 o'clock. The party proceeded to the Guildhall,liscre ...

... The following telegram has been received at the India Ofice from the Viceroy, dated Simla, 26th May: St. John telegraphs from Quetta, 25th :-Candahar agent writue on the 21st that a messenger had arrived from Sirdar Gnuli Muhammad lhan, at Girishk, to Sirdar Sham- suddin Klma with letters, The agent learned from the messenger that Sayyid Azim Shah, with 100 Sowr're, having arrived in the ...

... n Mrhl L. S. RIOHARDS'S CANDIDATURE. t it On Monday evening a public meeting in support of the t a candidature of Mr. L. S. Itishards was held in thoe lking- n tell Street Board Sobonls. Mr. V. IKerby presided; and r a amongst thoso present were Couneillor Beard Messrs J. 1. Wnlker, D. Darrel. J. B. Dyson, F. Taylor, i. C. ,Tarvis, Y Juxon, Cowan, D. Trueinan, T. Shipman, W. F. Hlyde, &o. The ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. intfeded for publication muls lie accompanied kq) e ?? address of the 2v) ; seot nfcessarly /Vr teia but for the in forssoation tsf the Edigtor. wt'i~sws to qzecots ase 7tOt ora to~ dir the course of a iso ortwCo, the qiiesfiotte~s trill P~lease to om1elett-st tee th~at 4:y S tutabrle to sufpple the in~formrt ioe, askedl for. Wlf 0zn1>Ot rctl~tt't ...

... PROFESSOR ATEWTH ON BIBLE REVISION. ?? Thursday the Rev. Dr. Newth, one of the members of the New Testament itevision Committee, lectured at Carr's ?? chapel, under the auspices of the BirminghamnSunday f Schoolnidon, on the subject of Bible Revicioss. There was a large attendance.. Alderman Msanton presided, and 11 among those present were tha Bcvde. J. Shillito, J. itfuKerrow, J. H. Turns, ...

... pIUVATE CORRESPONDENCE. LONDON, Wednesday Evening. js ul1it have been anticipated, the Tory papers ,1a)s aI themselves of the Mansion House tila to ?? the vials of their wrath on the hef lir Majesty's Ministers, thus ignoring M object for which it wvas announced the mneet- teS convened-namely, to raise a national it, for the defence of property in Ireland. uin the Lord Mayor decided to call ...

... LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION' AT LEAMINGTON. DINNER TO THE EON. G; H1. C. LEIGH, MB.P A com~plimtenitary dinner was given yesterday to the e Hon. Gilbert H. C. Leigh, M.P., by the Liberal -party of ii Sooth Warwieckshire, at the Manor House Hotel, Learning- 0 tonl. The large room was crowded with representatives jb from all parts of the countyr, inclnding Warwicir; Coventry, a Keniltorth, Southern, H ...