... R'tWER J' X HUN TE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LERA. Sir, -In your '1Theatrical Gossip of las- w, ek y'u remarked, with reference to the above 1itice, rhitt I was ?? dlay behind the fair. I trust by tite tutinr.! fetiE a few facts and drates to show YOU and your re-aders chat the above remark was incorrect. Mr Uhizzola states he aequireti tie 1tiece wi Ittc. 223. Onl Oct. 23d I arriveil iii ...

... Q L; ET'( O ; 1 1 T) 11, LIY IRVING. oln Wedi,2-day eaetul wa>> taken of Mr Irving's ?? to tuitet tain him at luncheon in thle Ldghtatt'i Atmhbly Bowns, and a select com- pally was gutbeled to sit' hinm holnour. Mr Irving was 5cmpaliesll by liss Ellen Terry and Miss Marion Terry. In the absence of the Right Hon., J. Chamber- lain il, P r C. E. Mathews presided; and at the cross-table. ill ...

... E'HE PA'RNEL.L COMMISSION. DURATION OF THE INQUIRY. | A PROTEST PROM 1 - U hit PRESIDENT. dii ?? im TWENTY-NINTH DAY. dei 0 -Jul , soon as their lordehi took their seats .strday Sir Charles Rusn rose to announce ts on 'riday next, on the afternoon of which thi the, Court adjourns for the Christmas holidar, wo he would be ready to resume the cross-exonina- 8Ut tion of the informer, Thomas ...

... I LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. iONIST II MANN}ERS AT OXFORD. i SnU-My.1 ?? !your attention and that ot r your numerous reaers to the words used by one of tbA heads of the colleges in Oxford when spealing at the th inaugural meetings of the U University UnlonI t fo League ? The Warden of Merton, in enforcing to the dc two Liberal Clubs, in the Univatsity-tbe EiRU- di sell and the Pelniefiton ...

... THB COURT. WINDSOR CASTLE, Dro. 14, VISIT T0TFil LROYAL MAUSOLEUM.l Thel Queen drove out 'yesterday afternoon, accompanied by her Royal Higbhnes the Princess of WVales. Iler; Royal Highness Princess LoUisO (fafrehiouess of Loran) and the Marquis of Lorne, K.T., arrived at the Castle. To-day baeiug the anniversary of the loss of tho ever- lamented Ptince Consort, as well as of her Majesty's ...

... THE, WEE.WS MAIL NEWSY -0o-- -0-- '(Erem tbe |Poet Offdce Dailv kiet.) Deapatch of next Mails Next Meil froun London. duo. Aseension via Dirtanonth ?? Dee. 7 bporn)- Ditto, Parcel Ma.ll Doe. 7 mlorn l- lratnIvv, viz.: Victoria, New South Wvoles, Queensland, Sonth and WVest AueC~iC~and't'ansma iCV nanadihi Dee 7 IE onl Dee. 10 Ditto. ?? ?? Dec. 14 IEven) Dee, 3 Noor South Vales, . S.& N. ...

... L J , ; :j ,,XWs.EAwR' ?? irs the Rom ?? ?? yestorcay, Lord Brooke, newlyelecotd for Oolohoater, took.his rest. wsd loud oheess fronm the Ministerialists. -On the motion of AIr. tolshen the rule ad- jom-ning thle sitting at sib o'lock wasauspeuded, 't.O opposition lbeing offered. On lreport of i .Snpply b~eing brought tsp tho vote for law charges nlordled ns openinjg for renowod debate ou the ...

... | THE E MPE ROR FRANCIS JOSEPH. I I n0r OU C ORBaESPONDENT.) L VlrENA. STJ2ky. MGM~f It is - forty years to-day since the Emperor' Francis Joseph received the blessing of the Emperor Ferdinand, who nbdicated in his favour in the stormy year of 1848. Tho ceremonytook place at Olmuetz, in Moravia, in one of the strongest fortresses of the Empire. The walls and bastions of Vienna were still ...

... TO-DAYD ?? 0 Lcctares-G. Bortin on Babylonia, British Museum; t:j 2.30; n. iitchell OD Onr; Contnental Holiday,' B rolytchnuic Schlool, ERgout-street, 3.15; IV. Hess J. Theoodore Dodd on R Ieduction of London Bents, 0i ?? at l~olborn ILiberal Club, 39, Queen-square, t 'Moetings-Speechcs at Willesden High School 7; r United Westminster Schools (Prizes), Town 1al, 7 ; Oponiug of tile ...

... IiP]RLAL PARLIAMENT. I 'Ihere WCSC tbree questions on the paper of the ,Ilot'ski of ComneNs yesterday asking wvhcther tbe Govenlit hntl finally determin&sd to alter th, Ioljlav from tue 26th to tho 24th inst. . jr. liiith Naid illquiry had convinced himu t tha't SlCh ?? would he inconvenient, rind S the ltuaiiack Wnonld thersfore be allbwed to ] i-ee its course. Setting forth the course of ...

... YESTERDAY'S SUMMA1RY. Yesterday George Bolton, Victoria-grove, Len sington,was thrown off a vehicle and sustained shack ing injuries to his head. Hewas treated at Charing cross hospital. William Hodges, Okenden-street, yesterday fellq a ladder. He struck his head on a jagged niece of stone, and inflicted a severe wound just over the left eye. He was attended to at Charing-cross hoesala > ...

... (From Funny Folks.) A ROAIRING ?? showing. A FesHroV TIp.-The tip of an ostrich feather. Al IMPOSS5SLS( SQURE ME.L.-A dinner of plum pudding. (From nJ/ad,' A BAD INvESnMrT FOR THE DERVISHES.- The iuvestmnent of Suakin. CECANOG FOR A T.wicR`-B-AwD A vzRY De111RiMLE OnE.-A ohange of behaviour. EIIPSHMxsx.-First Actor: Got a shop yet, Gubbins?-Second Actor: Yes; I'm going out with The ...