... *I -- I - - (PEOX OrD SPECIAL COPaaESPoNDwES.t San llemo, February 24, Evening. The Crown Prince is in a fairly- gooi ,condition to-night. He slept well, and altogether feels better. SirMorell Mackenzie assures me that he is satisfied with the pro gress made by his illustrious patient, san !considers that the cause for alarm has now i passed away. I His Imperial Highness sat outside on the ...

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... I . ar r nso itn nas1,a|s i G THE ACTION 6Y MR WILFRID BLUNT. , 0 In the Exchequer Division, Dublin, yesterday, ll before Cbief-Baren Palles and a special jury, the t bearing was resumed of the action brought by Mr o0 Wilfrid Blunt against Mr Byrse, Divisienal i h t Magistrate, for arrest and false imprisoseinst. A large crowd assembled in the hall of the Four I Courts and its vicinity, and Mr ...

... -fl.IEkbRIAL TO THE DUKEOF I It s BUJCLETUC It I UNVEiLING CEREMONY. Yesterday afternoon the Earl of Stair unveilsd I the memorial erected in the square between St i Giles' Cathedral aed the County Buildings in I Edinburgh to the memory of the late Duke of t Buecleach. The weather was most favourable for sucb a ceremony, and the proceedings were wit i nessed by a large crowd. lor the ...

... ?? . a- DAIRY FARMTNG: TN IPELAND.-An. intoettie~g a record of thre qoasalities and values of butter pro- duced during the last sixteen yware from a dairy of 'q 21 to So1 colts on an average fa~rm in Korry appears a in. the Dublin Faor-ose:-s' Gazeite. Lasthyear was the d worst of oil, the quantity per cowv being onlyt loot, lqr. 17jlb., nod the value £8 18s S~d. The ti largest average was ...

... pilEFEB~tA~x~iAGAZINES Far-str NOTICE. ?? with a sonnet by Sir Thee.i sew artn, 0~;esd to be expressive of the i Q ,eeOS C os~n at midnight of the last day ofi tieyea o he Jbile.Sir Theodore also con-3 aar' oe h5r arti tleo thle Bscou-ShaketipCtare Ccloff5Y ii whchhe mnakes m1ince-meatof1 ~c rypegrin. An Irish Liberal die.i ?? iic~ stair asthey are n1ow, and dands 1 s e~i5 itii S55LCOO cange. ...

... t BMI -I STBAU TzRAFIC BEMWEEN Br'rVAIN AND AUERICA. cat ?? second annual rs-anion of, the senpinyds o th tate line was bald in the National Halls nres Gobas Glasgow, lat night. Mr J.BrulCelMurray ted manager- of the company, occupied the chair. aW he wis onpperted, on the platform by Maesrs 1). A ilon' B. IMurray, George MfacFarlanc, JehotarT.i isle .'rndl, R. S. Gemmell, JamoaMaeu ,era, ...

... Id UR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE I AEE ADDRESS DEBIATE--RESUL I OF THE DIVISION. 65 FLE5O S Ts r, ET Friday Night. wg. eise of Lords sat for nearly a couple oft0 * I t-5niLht. Earl Cadogan promised certain .eturls as to crime, but declined to give prtiulars which wereasked for by Earl R.',-llr The Earl of ousebery asked when the r an Treaty in reference to the Canadian ;.;orieOs samld be produced, ...

... TUIE PUl.LIC IIEALTH. SI tiut 1\ IlI-ilT1OXN OF SANTITARY APP1LIANCEScl IN ABjErIX-IEN. int Tbe formation in Aberde'en of a Local Board in biti Ciicionwth th,-, \Worshipiiil Coini1'sY ofN 'a tnib, 'I ofLondon for thte purp'ose of institutitngf awit isIiA ejtratijon of competent mnoi isagrtf-w i:r~iof the dines. It shlows that the members of wat m1 imiioitatnt tradle os begianinit to realiz~e ...

... ili. REUTER'S MLAIL AND STEAMSHIP NEWS.I New York, Saturday.-The Canard steamer Etruria arrived here at 8 p.m. to-day. Port Said, Sunday.-The Allan steamer Hispania 1 and the British India steamer Kerbela, from Bow- bay, left to-diay for Liverpool and London re- spectively. Liverpool, Monday.-The HIall Line steanimr Merton Hall left yesterday for-Boinbay. S Port Said, Monday.-The Hall Line ...

... FORGOE-CONCERT.-A concert Was held here on Friday evening for the purpose of raising funds to obtain prizes for the scholars of the parish. A long and varied programme of vocal and instrumental music and recitations was gone through. GLASS - LcioniE ON MISSIONARY Wona. - A lecture was delivered in the Central School on Saturday evening by the Rev. Mr Campbell, of Rosemount Parish Church, ...

... i OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENGE. rei Si 6 5 FLEET bT E ET, t Monday Night. to o The Heuse of Lords sat for nearly an hour; fur 'to-night over a miscellaneous but not particu- Ch |larly important programme. Lord Cross, in act reply to the Earl of Kimberley, promised to lay se; the report of the Royal Commission on the Civil hi, SService of India on the table of tire House if the I Di s Indian ...