... ?? AND ?? I . .. , -M. ?? ~ i,?x- ?? W.NW.S WbT Wit t ?? 1. | j-cX-1 ' I _ ! meted to ae8eie en. rcdee o *2 . - ThIe lb* hows he ow o- the tbaoheer t I o'lock - 'M r~iha 0ix The dotted lies indicate the Iof^N , b divof ran Th7fTif{al fo Ran ibs, ~ n . iaI The T R TU 3eIn the oen *I at1 oclock ai} mo~iag Wu ?? the reading at. the 3at hour yeeata' ds 63°. The feezing point it 32t Fa^ae~i - OB ...

... -O rTUB ?? OF TB D1flT flWS. Siit,-I observe that the new batch of corre- spondence relative to the affairs of Zululand which has h just been laid before Parliament contains a lengthy g account of the proceedings of the great Zulu deputa- t tiou which visited Natal in April last for the purpose of a asking~for the restoration of Cetewayo, but there is one matter connected with the deputation ...

... MUWMRSITY ?? OXFOBD, JUNE 24. ST. JorSs ' Coxae.-EMleution to the Holmes Scholerehip.-Tho President (the Rev. Dr. Bellamy) ham notb- fied that Mr. A. E. Coombes, of Magdalen College School, has been elected to the Holmes fcholarsap at this society. WorrcRTRa CoLLEOB.-Eeatioa to Scholarsehip, W.-The Provost Ithe ltev. Dr. Ioge) has announed that the following geiitldmnen have been elected to ...

... LONDON, EleIDAY, December 29. In the French Chamber yesterday the grant a for the mission of M. de Brazza to the Congo Iwas passed almost without opposition. In the Senate the grant for the occupation of Tunis was also passed. I Our Paris Correspondent says it is scarcely . possible nowz to doubt that M. Gambetta ie very ill. The Thlemgrape states that four sur- ,geons set yesterday evening to ...

... SHQM2, SwEtt HOiME T1O Tf flISoS OF no DAMY NEWm SIR,-It is to be hoped that the article which appeared in your columne of Saturday last under the above title will be the means di drawing the attention of some practically benevolent persons to the subject of the dwellings of the very poor, and will lead to some re- sult for their benefit. The very poor-those who' form the very lowest grade ...

... 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; ...