... I;OCAL DIVORCE SUITS. In the Divorce Court at Westminster, esterday, ty before Sir James :Egnuen, the CAe of Herd v. tr Herd came. on for hearing. This was a ?? in' De which the wife, Cecilia Ainne Herd, mued for t a judicial separaion by reason of the adultery of ' her husband, Job'n Herd, a corn merchant, of LiverpsooL The suitb wae originally one for divorce on the 'ground of adultery and ...

... 0 Tim Conpoanos Aurunse ExnmiTioS.-Wed- 5 oseday was the 77th day on which the Corporation Pk Exhibition of Pictures in the 'Walker Art Gallery I ' 'ad been open. Since the opening there had been j p 26,946 admissions at one shining, 11,967 at sixpence, i c( and 21,136 at threepence, the amount thus yielded jT being £1910 ls. 6d. Two hundred and seventy- IVj eis pictures hare been sold, ...

... itituanlas. , THE OLD FRENCHMN OF ; . T.HE STRAM.m. OWI LTONION, FRIDAY. 10 of The Old Frenchman whvo has just died in 10° d, his squalid 1odgnga in Clare Maiket will be do missed by many of those who regarded his s battered old body and Jovian head wfith sym-. or-1I pathetic feelings. I knew the o14 man as fewr go Londoners can have known him, for he reds ' of garded the world with ...

... THE CIhURCH CONGRESS. f)tr l Danoye, FRIDAY MSGRT. Cl ;he ] This morning there was but; one meeting of the L flymembers of the Church Congress. and that wias 8 ies held under the presidency of the Bishop of Liclifleld, ol and was set apart for the consideration of matters lot relating to devotional life. be The Associa tion for Prayer and Progress in the ti ?? Life wsa the. subject of a ...

... IRELAND n ANrrntr TO'DBluEa s. Fwxn.-A respectable at farmer named JameS MTMnroe, of Cormeen, was 3g returning in his cartwith one of hi servants, after - ,t disposing of a litter of pigs in Oldcastle fair. They a neO just got outside the bndge m~arking thxe boodry t ~a lines of the counties of Meeth and Cavan, when thiey c Bdw ereebopedby eome mensvwho, addressingM'flnroe, le shdift would ...

... MAIL NEWS&- hers Bov,, TESnDAY.-The Queensland, Line steamer i ,oma, from London for Brisbane, arrived here to- use BurSoN, Tuyana.-The Canard steamship Cepha the lonia left here at six a.m. yesterday with the mails BRImDisi, TsU DAY.-The Peninsular and Oriented steamer Poonab, with the homeward India, China, WY and Anstralian mails arrived here at 7 30 am. to-day ur- The mails leftatl 30 and ...

... THE! -ROSE OF CASTILE. In The Boss ?? le, which wa given by the Ros. Company at the Alesandra Theatre on Saturday evening, m continuation of the A series of epnta of oper which began on Monday last, are cons ous both the s weakness andthe vigouof Baia a composer. Given an nitY for the utterance of flowing ta y, he sacrificed dramatic con- sisteny Withot the'slightes hesiation; for muical ...

... FORWOOD AND LBEAtTY. To THE EstOflS OF TE LIVERPOOL EICURLy. Gentlemen,-One paragraph in Mr. A. B. Forwood's address to the electors of Liverpool is strangely at variance with historical facts. One wonders at the unblushing assurance which, while commending the civil rights and religious liberty we enjoy, and the inestimable blessings they have brought to this nation, asserts that these have ...

... 'LATEST NEWS4 0 I . . ?? ?? -Ai Irt THE CGITRT, ?? WreDSOR CAMiS DxC 9. The Queen and the Princess Beatrice drove out yestherdayafternoonatye by the Hon. Victoria.! r walked and drove this mornngattededby helon. H~oratia Stopford.I Captain H. IH. Edwards (loyal Welsh Fusiliers) I arrived at the Castle yesterday, and had the honour of being inclded in her Majesty's dinner ( party. f The Rev. IL ...

... MMNICIPAL ELECTIONS. The nominations of the candidates at the a -approaching mnunicipal elections took place yester- d day, and, as we predicted, several surprises 'were experienced in the majority of the wards. As the hour of five o'clock approached there was a good 1jdeal of excitement, and, as will be se i fromn the s details which wo give, opposition bas been offered 'f in every case with ...

... tzznma's TZLZWRZJZI1 ENGLAND FRANCE, AND EGYPT. co PARIS, Drc. IL tb The pliva Thm iss, in an artice to-day upon the relations between France and England in regard 1 to the Egyptian question, says- Ever irnce English iinfluence has sought to obtain externsive pre- E' dominance at Cairo, Egvpt has presented a of most scandalous and sickening spectacte. English La authority has disarmed ...

... OUR LON-DON COORESPOKDENCE. I : LONDON, TUESDAY EvNro. The parliamentary event of the might has , been the speech of- Sir William Dyke. By me wrens of it he bas edvanc4t with one stide to 3- an equality with the best men of the front Ls Opposition bench, and gained a claim to the ear of the. Houes He is no longer the late whip of the Tory, party, and one of the best L8 they ever had, but- the ...