... DRAWING SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, I The now Drawving Society of Great Britain and 3reland, for the encouragement of the teaching of drawing as a means of education, was organized at a general meeting held last evening at Northumberland- chambers, Charing-croas. The object of the society is to promote the teachiug of drawing in schools as a subject essontial to the education of ...

... LORD SALISBURY AT LIVERP(OOL SPEECH ON PARTY PROSPECTS. we -4-- itlws Lord Salisbury wvas yesterdy the guest of O Mr. A. B. Forwood, m.p., at the priory, Gateacre, lie 'where a distinguished perty of leading Cc1as11011tivel Of held the district were invited to meet his lordship at lun. the-i cheon in the afternoon. The company ?? Sir Ovel Thomas Edwardsn Moss, Mr. Henry Mannersl, Mr. ( Henry ...

... I DEMANDS OF IRISH LANDLO1RDS I I I 0 , I ?? We DEPUTATION TO LOA~D SALISBURY. to thl The Marquis of 8alisbury, accompaniqd by Mr. A. Blalfour, m.lP., received it the Foreign Offies ar adeputation from the Irish Landowners'. V1812 n teirobject being tosubolktitbat Iriell laud. T] lords were entitled to compapaltion for, the lonse inflicted upon them by the Ieg tion of rsceat ?? that the ...

... AtaA ?? FIt IN - QUEEN YVITORIA.STREToI. Between one and two o'clook this morning tfba southern side of Queen, Viotoria-straet waS the coeeno of e alar*g are; e whih at the om f 'writing (2,30 A.m.) ?? the energies of a strong contin., gent of ?? Fire Bsigade, and completely leetroy6 aspacious buildiug strething from tht thoroughtare to Uppei, TlbumesBet66t, Happily the premle Were so cituatbd ...

... PBEAOHERS FOR TO-MORRo 40 - at. Pal's Cat4lb-T e 1o. rbena.y Pi.. AruhdeleonGiffoid,3 1' Dr. Perctdva ?? . Wesminster ,Abbey-Dr. 12 Sear ~bth-Chuz ,,o societe, it; Canon 3lowsel, , Joc ftlo,..7 Chapel Royal, ft. JoamesJibe Sab-De 12. Ohs ROW, Whi ?? Moc ?? Cha(rap CnnErptil,~ GeYTeIt rSoco,1.0 oyal, 3. A.aCobet, 1 Wee tor- 6 bdem Savak.fhge, 7. ' S~t. Bzldd~e. 1 ?? e.C St AnBdre7'. Ahey ...

... TEE RELIGION AND POLITICS OF WALES. - ?? to br By MR. HENRY RICH1ARD, 1.P. sy ' have What .specially stirs the interest and syni-'l*be pathy of certlif 'go~d, people in England lin. eonnsctiion with the ?? state oaf things inget the Principality is t e pe-ril of the Ch urch .in teI Wales, or, to speak. more accurately, othe dfe tenaporalities of that Church. For unitil these Cu were broughit ...

... v THE PADDY MAIL, TO Viq ImmJu OF 0 I)AY vieW. a S~jn,-Perinit mQ to ?? a 1eW raoirl4 E refereuee to your interestifi Article on the Paddy t ail I fear your sumersus readers j I be sI 4voutably Impressed as to the Watfe~ ot th jaw- shaoieb acriagas of which this amont e i composed. The are not so ramshackle a tir t p4&=ra e8e4snoa. TIrge, their 'ippetttnr are .dl*y defaced, ...

... pot1. os9 Tie)2J Jtoawry 10. .>Mrt. T>ofhy fingta Z., ottafy of the XWOUR si'Lestue, WSi ?? MstsI ub ~r~1s yest~sy eoslb oh w*E t ilehinbl in t e eiin,8; of *ahioe gil mi(t. WA4r& Hfon M.P bfBfS of t deftd~dht, 4uOp le ie 6 o p r of the pihbi in qtil drnihtwemlt, hfweoo sontenoe of six ~veka'M imptison~eiet ws~asd, 'Rrigtbi tbdt6 balL oversf of f6tdt ^i d *^ pf thb ?? id ?? bli *dt of lwabi ...

... REJECTION OF THE ITALIAN TERMS [MOM OUR COURESPoNDF.NT.) ROME, SmNDeY NIGHT The news of the probable conclusion of peace with Abyssinia has been received with general satisfaction in Italy. The Biforma Bays: The supposition that the presence of an English Ship at Massowab, and of Mr. Portal in Rome, has anything to do with the negotiations between Italy and th e Negus is unfounded. The ...

... IUsaorgrwr , prtou. I R t. ?? Egypt Exploration Sooiety, whose olaims to thi symnpathy of the ivorld, hobt leamred and un- 1Ue worAu, &V7WAI ?? IHJU Uji1 learned, are enforced by Miss AMELIA B. EDWVAlDS, the Hon. Secretary, with senh infec- tious zeal, has only been five years in existence, but it is already ablb to boast of brilliant achievemeuts. In the very outset of its labours M. NAvzi ...

... XOWTIOAJ . I MEE 8. 0RMICHAEL HICKS41BEACHE OX~ HOME RULE., Lateve _ngSir Michael Hick-Beach ad- robl dresesi a Ocosrvatire. nmeathig beld In thm Vidtouia AMs Ball, Clifton,) There was a -very lariti attendJen~e. Mr .315 Foan presided, and he was supported by. the leain CosevidvegenleenIn West BrIatoL-The C~hairmsno i pnn rmrk xrse.aadln to chees,' thle satisfactonof the constituengy on ,bir ...

... ?? THS MA~lg cE'UVES, , , DEPA*RTURE OF TROOP8S PROM LONDON j I VfINAL A3llI&NGBEWTS.- I-4-- A._1 as Larp! uuiuberg of volunteer left Lond~on yplitordity morning for the mancetsvres commencing to- a day. A feature of volunteer aetheity very noticeable in eld, 'the morning was tbh ueessoaaitt of ?? waggausf IleI .being tent to the railwaY statleaa,,aud the fidtthat, ,, yqluutests have notas yet ...