... OVER THE WALNUTS- AND WINE. i will I c Tuanni is, I am mire, and can be,..but one feeling about seial Mr. Johnson's loss of his daughter Ain India-a feeling of Ircfei genuine sand sincere sympathy. His ?? India was cue thinks of affection-to tend a sick son striokeia by that terrible Adam climate which ceatse us a Waterloo 'every year, even when hdh there is not awar in hand ; and the journey ...

... HOUSE OF1 LORDS. THURSDAY.-Lord BA~rOVOM put a series of ques tions T] to the Secretary for Foreign Affaire- with re15ard to Mr. Errington's journey to Rome and his communications with S the 'Vatican, which. elicited from Lord GRcANqVILEt the 1 statement that he had nothing to add to, the explanation at which lied been given on the subject in the House of Cons- S neons by the Premier aind Sir ...

... I CORPORATION OF THE POOR, The usual wekly mieting of this: {oird was held at the office, New Buildings, yesterday. The Governor (Mr. R. Rouse) presided. The pauper report for week ended Saturday last was read as follows:-Indoor, 316; out-door, 1,294; out-relief, £130 ls. 2d. ; vagrants, 66. Corresponding week of last year 3519; 1,197*; £138 18s. 7d. ; 64. - The CLERi (Mr. Huxham) read the ...

... MINISTERIAL, RADICAL, AND ANTI- i CONSERVATIVE SPEECHES. - ?? In oritivieliug the three epetehes that have been delivered lately at Plymouth and. Saltaeh, it ehould be remarked, ha primarily end particularly, that the etudious tare taken to Le avoid the word LRadicial wae extremely perceptible Di throughout those earefully-prepared deliveries of pain and RI pleabureof pain in poese and ...

... BROADCLTCST. I r METEOROLOGICAL NOTES.-Mr. W. P. Bayne, of n Brockill, reports that the rainfall there during the month F of January amounted to 1-33 inches. lhe greatest fall in twenty-four houro was 2.5 inches, on tho lst of January; and rain fell on fourteen days during the month. Si NORTHAM. t] WEDDING ?? MiR. RICHARD LAKE.-A wedding took ri place jon Wednesday last within the walls of ...

... . WITI regard to Mr. Dawnay's majority in the North Riding, a correspondent writes :-It will hardly be 3 credited by the eoergetic tinaragero of Lancashire or South of Elyla id Conservative Associations, but it is the truth r that tl orlth Riding, register has been so totally neg- lected that 1,200 Censervatives, who are duly qualified by piiyiiniit it rates, arc not on the present voting ...

... I The iinnnildreport just issued refers to matters of interest IIo riflcneme n it Il parts of thle kingdom and the colonies. 5lio LCoIOciI YVeCsV with COnceCIL thoe continued docreaso g,.in t' otfwyasof th revenue receipts, and attributes the considerable decrease in the entries for rie lotyear to thle general depression of incomes thogotthe conntry, findl altO toC the great heat. The ...

... I ?? LONDON, February 13, 1882. All the anticipations of the Session are turning out to be true. The Ministry is in ?? is off his head,-the Party is at sixes and sevens,-and Sir Stafford Nortbcote has the ball at his feet. This isaqueerstate of things to findinthethird Session of the first Parliament of a Ministry which, like this, ?? all the virtues that can adorn Parliamentary or political ...

... I sTAirD by the head-line, partly because it is eharae- ml teristio and partly because it is, I hope, sufficiently original Il to pass master even with that most superfine of crities, Mr. ne Wreford, a gentleman who is apparently so rich in ideas otl andeso classic in his style that he can call me a plagiorit f with all the coolness in the world, even when he has before pa him my assurance ...

... THE OPEN DOOR, The locvs in quo is Brentwood, anew house in the neighbourhood of Edi, burgh ; and the drainatispersoare, so to say, are Colonel Mortimer and his family. In the park which surrounded the house were the ruins of the former mansion of Brentwood, heaps of masonry over- grown with brambles, and among them the end of a low gable, a bit of grey wall, all encrusted with lichens, in ...

... sgls The crosses we make-for ourselves by anxiety as to the cc s futoer are not the crosses sent by God -Fernelon. t a Mirabeact's secretary told him one day that it was 7ay, impossible to do a certain thing which the great man his lhed ordered done. Imosible ?? said Mir~abeant, with 11as getvh enenever again use, that foolish word 'ice, in my presence. ,at P When alt is done, human life is ...

... BOARDHAOF OKEHAMPTOIN. B.A.D OF GUARDIANS, SATURDAY.-Georgo Cann, Esq., in the ?? Treasurer reported a balancein hand of £49 13s. 2d.-The petition to Mr. Gladstone on the incidence of Local Taxation was ordercd to be signed by the chairman and sent to Sir Massey Lopes for him to deal with as he thought ?? rcasuorer also reported a balance in favour of the Authority of £168 6s. 9d.-The ...