... lIYT jgP,,POOL CONSUMPTION HOSPITAkL. ut'T iting of the Hospital for Con- v ?? 3uir: Dai'eases of the Chest was held a institution, lount-pleasant. Mr. h M.P., the president, was in the a sg d a .end¢ those present were the Lord n the,@ a, 'd Dior'se (Dr. Ryle), the Rev. Canon t! ; PIlosro. Thomas5 Cope, Clarke Aspinall, n ?? ?? e Ciarkeon, 3. Hignett, R. Robertson, n ?Wobcers~a isecretary). ...

... -okwu imquol I I I'fl 3JOPULS LU SVPRUL.t O- Er lfajesty, the Press Association says, -re Mentone today, accompanied TCGess Beatrice, and will arrive at hor on Fridav afternoon. P;oel &Righness tho Prince of Wales - -aii to London from Portsmouth afrernoon. * cheq ner returns for the week end- 4 > ltfll snow-P.eccipts, £1,34, 330 re3 u-, £5,659,348; balances, ' For the corresponding ...

... '.ive rpol %-Jttrcrll. I- 15trgg 6rgt i0 ?? SALrB POPLI LUL X LEM |Mk. Princess Helen of 'Waldeek. the bride. e'ect of Prince 1 eopold, arrnved yesterday: morning at Queenborough, accompanied by the I rinee and Princess of \\ aldeek. in address was presented by the civil aetnoritics, and brieflv acknowledged by irneess Helen. 'lhe ourney to Wind~or was commenced at balf-past eleven, and ...

... VoTEs oF LOCAL BlmBnES.-The following voted In on Monday night in the minority on the m( tion, W that the debate on the Bankruptcy Law Amend- ex ment Bill] be adjourned:-C. C. Cotes, I:. Fort, J. Marquis of Hartington, L. Jones-Perry, and John ed Roberts. Among the majority against the ad'journ- an ment were Sir i. A. Cross and E. Whitley. Tu The Bishop of Liverpool will not be in attendance ...

... STATE OF IRELAN-D. IMiss Mxary Power O'Connor, sister of Mr. T. P. O'Connor, ALP., wvas charged on Saturday, at i Athlone petty sessions, with inciting persons to pay no rent. promising that plenty of money would he obtained bv her brother in America to aid them if I thev should be evicted. The magistrates by a ! majority ordered her to enter into sureties, or in default to go to prison for ...

... leY SCllOOL CONFERENaE 'L - AT MATLOCK. annual conference of the Lanca- 5tl ad Derbyshire Siuda&Y School a was hold in the Congregational r >:b-'satc:3°nk. There were upwards of bc .s pt rest from the various unions, and oc ' ine ri Faddition a large tumber of teacbers do t~:ed w lC m t. d belonging to the union. to en,, v~- ?? orning, when Mr. ar hn ereoheaoii.of Derby, presided, and the 513 ...

... REVENTUE FOR THlE PAST YEAR. I . The Treasury Department issued last night an abstract of the gross produce of the revenue of the United Kingdom for the year which ended yester- day. From the official statement it appears that the total revenue for the financial year now corn- pleted is £85,822,282, making a net increase of £1,780,994 on the revenue for thee year ended | March 31, 1881, when ...

... ILETTERS TO TEfE EDITORS C ATION-. Gentiemen,-A man ealled. upon me this morning saying that lie had been sent by a lirm of builders to inquire the price of a t: ss, and requested particulars in writing that he might take them to his employers. I have aseerrained that be is using these particulans, written on one of my memorandum forms, for the pur- pose of beggisn, and wish to caution the ...

... I A SHAKESPEARE M1O NIJMNI. For some months, though placed in positiot only as a temporary object of interest, a proof cast of Lord Ronald Gower's model of a national monu- .ment to Shakespeare remains on view opposite Osler's glass fountain, on the eastern side of the sooth nave of the Crystal Palace; and the design continues to attract general notice, as well as high critical commendation, ...

... ?? THE COURT, &-c. THE QUEEN AT UTNTQO?E- [aXrcixa' rznaax3. Queen Victoria walked ot this moning. This afternoon her Majesty took a drive with Princess Beatrice and the ladies-in-waiting in an open car riage on the road to Nice. The Queen's health is excellent. A fete was given this afternoon on board her Majesty's shipflexible, whiacomprised dancing, a display of torpedo practice, and other ...

... Yesterday, at the termination of the usual monthly Chancery Court, of which hid Excellency is chancellor, the members of the Bar presented a farewell address to the Governor. The Attorney- General read the address. His Excellency, in reply, thanked the members of the Bar for the unvarying courtesy and assistance which they had always extended to him. In the afternoon, his Excellency received ...

... SPmECmO TELEGRAMS, &e. I a a The Earl of Pembroke,'speaking at a dinner of the Wilts Volunteers, on Saturday, dwelt on the V necessity for a more thorough instruction of volun- 0 teer officers in their duties. 3 HnAvr SKoWFALL AT Anrnanmrr.-Aberdeen end surrounding districts waere visited by a heavy snow. storm'yesaterday. Snow fell incessantly from noon, 3 and was still falling at a late hour ...