... Ir vhWC ?? .. l ?? oF ?? THE AUTUMN SESSION.-The House of Commons will soon be at work again, and there are signs that the special task for which it is to reassemble will not be very speedily accompli ...

... N1CdiiiC adb -I Allcnian IIt' il.r. the Chtistian Church in the East had been split up into factions, Arians, Carpozratians, Ncstorians, Valentinians, Guostics, Marcionites, Mlarionites and others, in ...

... Wfgppt for the Qgpptiaiw IT is difficult even now to describe impartially the events which gradually, and as it were by an inexorable necessity, led onwards from some trivial emiezes, which a little f ...

... 02~ f 0 0~~TH O D~~ ?? fi 'THE Queen and the Princess Beatrice remain at Osborne. On iatarday the ?? Eugenie and Sir H. Ponsonby joined the Royal party at dinner, and on Sunday morning the Queen and P ...

... ONE of the most common and most inveterate of prejudices about the weather is that the years have changed for the worse; that we have now no longer the wvarm an ...

... I i'm OF THE BOMBARDMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.-The English Government have been severely blamed for ordering the bombardment of the Alexandrian forts without taking adequate measures to prevent subseq ...

... THE PA THOS OF THE UNSOUGHT THE author of Elsie Venner speaks feelingly somewhere of the pathos of unsought women, but is there not a pathos of inanimate objects more melancholy by far than tha ...

... i--)M THE IMPROVEMENT in the health of the Primate, which so happily succeeded the discouraging increase of feverishness' reported towards the middle of last week, continues to be well maintained, an ...

... THE ENGLISH MEDAL-PEACE OF POJAREVATZ, ,7,8 THE illustration shows one of the forty-four medals struck by the Austrians in commemoration of their numerous conflicts with the Turks during the centuries ...

... --7 A STRIKE OF LAWYERS AND BARRISTERS is troubling the inhabitants of Le Puy, near Lyons, where the various members of the legal profession demand higher fees and the prompt payment of their bills. A ...

... . ~ ~ . THE QUEEN will remain at Windsor for a fortnight longer, and will then go to the Isle of Wight for a month. Her Majesty on Saturday was present at a concert given by the Queen's command in St. ...

... SATURDAY (21-There was a sonievylwat darmaging fire about three in the afternoon in the workshop of Mleesr. Mlathews and Co.. tanners, of Oxley-street, Parhedr'sroW Bermondsey.-Seven hours later tre upsetting of a spirit lamp was 'ie cause of a smnll fire in which sonie harness was destroyed at 184A, (lobe-road, Mile-ead-road. SUNsiAY (121-AbOut 20 miuutes to twvo in the merr. ing a fire, ...