... N\EAT TlE WORLD' ,SAS. \\BQtAT IV.11li -7 )-VIljm} o3aIo3 The Queen proceeds straight to Balmcoral without brealsing her journey by a visit to Dnumlaurig, ns was B reported, on account of the mutual auxiety which her I Majesty and the Duchess of Conuaught ?? for the t earliest news from Egypt, and the Queen will not leave c the Duchess at the critical moment when important t despatches are ...

... LAUST- -FRG N r LATEST FORE1G~N N EWS. 'as gh [anLRErT'RS TELEGRAMS, in of UNITED STATES, ice WATERSPOUT IN TEXES 40 PERSONS KIfLLED, ,e NEW YO1RK, SUNDAY.-Forty persons have perished ry in an inundation, caused by a wahtrapaut, at lBendiuklia, lse Texas, tdh ' _ __ __ _ __ _ ed of THE COURT, he The Royal Family will leave Osborne in the courae of ve the prerent week. Prince Lcopold, who is ...

... PILERKIN~GS FROM PUNCI. Tt as. . .1 I. I, , D)Aotcsosls.-Keeper: There, I thought he worn't a ge'tleemau 'Shoots 'ith brown calteidges, and onl'y gi' me 'aIf a crown ! Airs. Elvrobotbam hopes our troops In Egypt hava beetn ve1 provided with filtsrs, especially now teat thrV are obliged to drink the waters of the Morsmuddy jsnl'a. FNcuislGE No ?? to Axtkt: And Fo you have hecome naturalised ...

... LATEST FOREIGN NEWSS [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] UNITED STATES. Cieicco, TUESDAY-A secret nmeeting of thle Iri-b. American dynamite faction was hlelld in this city yespe. day, REUTER'S MAll AND SHIP ANEWS, PELTrOVI'n, TUESrDAY.-The Castle Cumpany's stealmer Kinfarns Castle arrived this morning With maild fro.' Natal, Capetown, Helena, and Madeira; landed mnivie aid proceeded for London. QUjENSTOWN, ...

... A BAND OF H(OPE OUTING. In these days of Rtreot.parad~ig riband armie3, the cleimis of older origaniations of the temperance cause are Eomewhat in drnger of bein3 overlooked, although the work they do, perhaps, is more effectual, if not so ostea. tatiouet, than thataccomplialhedby the sceieties formned on the latest plan. The Band of opei an DU orgauisation which has no opponents, E'vI persons ...

... i STRANYGER THAN FICTION. I SKETCHES FROM REAL LIFE. By T. BROADBIHNT Tao WSDALE, Author of 1Glimpses of Olden England, &e. THE ROYAL BRICKLAYER. AN OLD LEtGEND OF EASTIVELL. FouND ?? pieittirOSCIVI precincts Of EaetWell-parlk, now the Buiniteer seat. of H.-LE .. the Duke of Edinburgh, and situated in the centre of one of the loveliest laudqcapas in the fair county of Kent, thero lingers ...

... gmepoflfitnm POD All Idlers aust ble ?? by the nrians and oaddresaes ?LD. of the soritcrs, not nlecessaroily for publuicalon but for the ittle, V ill seatisfaction of the Editor. I the We cannot undcrtake to return rricclcd ?? t ooes a cre. TELE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS AND THE DOCK QUESTION, To tho c Editor of the Mcrery aend Pos,. ?? NLovember next the ratepayers will be re. quiled to exercise ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT SO UT HA MP TON. b V U I j ' M- II W ]Itailway management, enid whether it should be tranis. a ferred to the hands of the Government, cionatitutedI a leading topic, of discussiona yesterday. It was raisied by Mr, Ei, J. Watiterston, of London, in a Paper on the f s~ubject which he read in the Section of Economice Science. The aiuthor said that our railway system hail ...

... THE POLICE AGITATION. At a meeting at Cork last night the constabulary decided to take no further action, but to await the answer of the Government to their memorial. Telegrams approving this course were received from Limerick and Belfast. At a meeting of the Royal Irish Constabulary hold at Atilone last night proposals to be presented to the Government were unanimously adopted, The first de- ...

... I STRANGER THAN FICTION. I SKETCHES FRtOM REA.L LlIFE, By T. BRADBENTsc TRONVSDALE, Author of Glimpses of Olden England, &c. e 0 A SABAH CECIL, THE PEASA1NT COUNTTESS. I ,FACT i5 stcan~ er thtan fiction is a trite and trnthfsal is assertion ; and nswhero do we find the axiomt exempllified .t I with greater force than when glancing through the ?? o: 4 of the aristocracy., Strange stories ...

... ST. ?? IST. TA-b5ES' CEIRCH AND PRIORY. Last r Air, W. E- Hill, hon. secretary of the La3 ociety, read a paper, at the Barton Junior AiteChrtC ecootof to n t ellrs of the St. James's branch of te church ouf England Young Men'sa Union, on St. tbmes chtorlch and 'Priory. The laev, J, Hart Davles, t~re ie, jrered The lecturer began by referring at srtbe tength to the foundoation of the priory ...

... TIHE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE FOR EGYPT. The last of the troop. included in the First Army Corps ordered to Egypt embarked yesterday in the Lydian IMonarch at the Albert Docks, and in the Teviot at Woolwich. Drafts of the Commiesariat and Trans- poit Corps, however, will join the Lydian Monarch at Fortstncuth. This Ehip takes altbgether nine officors, 301 rank and fle, 205 horoes, eight mules, and ...