... ORAL ISTRUCTION OF THE DESAD | I I ~~DUMB. An examination of the children who are being taught upon the oral system at the Asylum for the e: Deaf and omb in the Old Kent-road was held last f evening before several members of the committee of a that institution. The system hitherto adopted in this GM country is the French, which is teaching by signs nd thefinger alphabet. Though this s tem has ...

... GENERAL HOME NEW? .(nv TIILEGtAsPH AND EXPRESS.) BRIDGWATER. ,At the pol1ice-court yesterday a man name~d Thoms5- ;Bale wvas cha ...

... I ELEOTION?INTETILTGENCE. CAMBIDE UNVESIY. (FOM OUR SPECIA COEREPOWNT.) 6nrAll maE, SaTUDXme rs. Before thwereception of votes was proceeded with this morning, the V~ice-Chancellor stated that he had received the opinion of Mr. Horace Davey in the caewhich had been submitted to him concerniing Lord Rayleig ...

... NEWS FROM PARI -TilE ENGLISH TRADES UNION I I DELEGATES.2 (BY SUBMAINED; TDLEGRAPHI.) e ! (moM0] OUR O0 COEEPONDET) c B . PARIS, MOiWAY NrOniT. It is officially denied that the English trades a a naica delegates have been *received by ?? 2 Oniv-y, and after tbe ferociously anarchiel spzeeches at tho m~eeting of the F'renob Socialists, e but w hich perhaps they did not understanld, IE jhn it ...

... 1E! REYLfNY MOVE- ]OIBNT IN FRANCE. EXPECTED RISING. IN LYONS. :PRECA.UPIONS OF THE AUTHORITIES. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAP) (PROM OUR, SPECIAL OORRZ8PONDNT.1 LYONS. FsenAY NIGH. b Terror reigns in the second city of France. Two explosions have taken place. More are v feared. The public monuments are watched. The Bourse is guarded by soldiers. The streets are deserted after dark. The theatres ...

... 7 EB, - -L I a O x ?? OFW,,A FD3MG. NXEWS (TMoUGH ZutnM's ABMSOtY) K 8. GAM3BEfl4.. , 'PA.RIS, DEa. 13. M. Gambetta is now chnvalescent, and wi t-1 morro onsfor e nfirsttm: TEE OATa IN T - MADRID, Dna, 13. Thse Committee to whom the ChabrcoDepnties has raferred tho Bill for the Partial sndiicain of the Parliametairy oath; have not yet come toweagree- meat. The Government proposa to amit elthar ...

... BOXING DAY AND BANY HOLIDAY. Christmas cones but once a year is a line from that ancient and somewhat musty poet Thomas Tosser, which since his day has been pressed into the service of all manner of Christmas minstrelsy. Christmas brings with it Boxing Day, like the old moon in the ballad of Sir Patrick Spens bringing the new moon in t, her arm; and Boxing Day is now established, as it were; ...

... THE 8ALVATION ARMY. The Salvation Army had a field-day yes- terday at St. James's Hall, in which they held three meetings, one in the morning, one in the afternoon, and the third in the evening, at all of which, and especially that in the evening, the hall was well filled. The meet- ing in the morning was devoted to an address from Mrs. Booth in reply to some recent criticisms on the move- ...

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... TEA BHyRV. - ( P e w th e A ri u t s a O s f ) The report published by 8ir J. B. Lawn about this, dat year eowmenced by rsaying thtt t~hefleaen. cps- l w1th 1881 si bea more culture than say aeve con- wpe have a record. e pret year 6 h peye iirla v out of that disastrous cyce «an are man arms -and digtxictswhero 1802 wtill ~ohneed a 'very good yer, it virtue e8pe cas Hl £ i 41 a t o n r P ~ e ...

... mREACEMM FOA TO-NORRW. Westminster Abb.y-T Rev. S Plee, MKne C=Qna, 10; the Be-F. C(oa i, 3. St. Peul's Cathedral-The lReu. W. B n l ma. 1 0.;S S Raeltv. Canon Lddon, D.D 8.16; tie lieu. J. Storrs, 7. Chayel lRoyal, at. Janet. Palace-4U Rev. Ca West- Cott, nOOD. Chapel ReMal WhsMe~Li - Soe lP4. mad flhpletoN, 11 and S. LinOcin's Isis HsIl-CHom Xf Oh LAng ast lbry's loa Stapokeosed tor the J. ...

... LDWggeeUr,.U^ - ,'41fl Thedi'o ofth'D ?? y'soe some improveme, t yestd , said i'WiI1,4' consequently lefve I sbornefor oslM s evening., H1is ?? a Osborne, a, sa ker .Majes }iss oder& at the Royahnteht f Duke ss ?? toof be : j :hidis dbposal during h, hi ?? Preaton yesterday it was detrined wte sablba to the Princeof 'Wlesin Ge #rm niy, aik h j~i to allow ~the twro Prnnees to tai *e'plaoaof ...