... k.I id Ms. T. D. HoanY.-Yesterday, the report of G0 the rcindition of Mr. T. D. Hornby wra asfollows: ft -The doctor thinks that there is a s Iight um- to provement in Mr. Hornby's conditio to-day. a, IsHIs NATIONAL Lzaers (WnrE5 TOsTrm ?? nenal weekly meeting of this3 to branch was heid in the roomrs on Sunday, Mr. E. 3 50 Wall in te chair. Mr. Counci]lor MI'Miilin de- 3 livered an able ...

... ale JOHN MORTLTY AND AI' CHABEE LA4 TN. rd! Sneakkn at Bediford lawt night, r.r- ?? said 'he did not n~i-I tO ?? anyv ?? r fun lajrquag~e towards theirtin- s I - 7yb4 'great mcetiflg at; Birrsin-;½o' the oi1:r ly' s~ug~ter.) lie red l ta bpi-11j1 as~l rho meetinig with cite-a Iand r-r 5 a~tte'ntion'. He fouind ?? ?? i~ Du than to sa aid the(re or a:,x t1aIn- hts i..I hedone there that thle ...

... IMSH LANDOWNERS. CT, TO THE ?? OF TE LlVF.RPOOL EZR.| the 7 Gentlemen-In your able article on the letter 'th Y received bv Father M'Fadden from a landlord in lia Mit the neighbourhood of the Olp'aert estates you show ten that this person claims the right to devastate the tra estate he owns, on the scriptural'precept that a ti, f Dvain may do what he likes with his own. When tht slave-owners ...

... 'ECCLESIIASTiCAL INTELLIGEN CE. It is stated that the orincipal r-son which has . led to the abandonment of the pro 7 Ito transfer a the Presbyterian Ministerial Collt? from Loon- e don to Cambridge was the heavy financial out- ; lay, involving clovse ?? £100,000, is hlob at this . i point the authoritie6 do not feel them selves just:- ed in attempting toi raise. 1 ,TerA. LAtTE Ray. RIOSIAZID ...

... THELANCHERSHIPCANAL CO. - k\AD THEIR RESPONSIBIEITIES. I1 - - At the fortnightly meeting of the Altrinchbat Union Rural Sanitary Authority, held at Kntts- ; ford yesterday. Mr. T. 3IL Fox (medical officer| laid before therm. a report on the condition oI tn Bridgewrater Canal, which affected the health of thousands along its banks. The normal onditic' of this canal by night and by day was one o ...

... 1-92 P00 MAL iL Ns1rsz, M-P-in the drismcr ne, Mr. V. O'Brien's motion for theadiournaest of 00; the House of Comrnt, on Monday night, tha 00; member fur 0,ange Df# paired 2iLa 2, TrCirtSh Cormnit was informed at last tuseay's mnetig by Mr. Clement Damscombe, city engire, that be in- tended to bc e andid~te for he )253 of chief engineer to the Imndm Cou2ty Couiril, 3 53 and asked ior a tesL ...

... l I I ECCLUSIASTICAL IN-NTELLIGENCE. I I -- I - - c :L The Bihhop of Baingor yesterday held a con- an he I frrutation at l'enmaenmawr Church. th id T'he inductioll of tile Revr J. Puleston Jones, ki h i B.A., to the yastorate of Pince'½-roa.id Presby- of teriau Church, lhuwol. is fird for Wednesday. 83 I The icv. ?? Rhlues Bristuow, N. Ak., vicar of St.d dI Stephen's, Leawishal, is the LEnten ...

... J-+G THE QUEEN'S EASTER BO[UNTM EI I I n The ancient Royal charities, designated theI in Royal Maunday, were distributed on Thursday, at Whitehall Chapel during divine service, with the usual formalities, to 70 men and r 10 women, the number of each sex correspond- r ing with the age of her Most Gracious ; Majesty. At three o'clock a proceson was k formed, which moved up the chapel in the ...

... It has long been a national reproach that it h is extremely difficult to obtain a cup of good A coffee. One reason which used to be given for this was that the people of this country are a deplorably ignoriant of the proper way to pre- Si pare coffee for table, and another is that corn paratively little of the best qualities of the e aromatic berry is imported. Mr. Goschen 6s stated on 3Monday ...

... no- M. In an article under the above beading the 'In' d. Standard, referring to Primrose Day, ?? i LS The natural merits of the primarose, apart 1' )Y altogether from any political enthusiasm tb( be Which it may be supposed to embody, is thusad ar. certain. to give it a longer run than many rd of the other blossoms which have at differ-5 lv, ant times obtained the goodwill of popular ob *m1 ...

... The weekly meeting of the Health Committee was of the Liverpool Council was held yesterday, lfr in the Municipal offices, when there were present -VI, Mesirs. J. B. 6mith (chairman), Morgan, ClAsrk- Lur son, Houleing, Mattison, Camp1bel, Larmor, and wia Dr. A. Blighf.-Thi Liverpool Trainways Corn- rrtntee ppied for permission to run an electric R car on the Walton route. The committee recoin- ...

... ;he ]F II.L d OFFCIA LIST OF THE KILLED. 1 Ade A correspondent at Armagh, telegraphing last: for ret evening, ?? have been taking place cott 90o throughout the day. Among thema wa that of best ad. Will;iam Crozier, who was buried with masoni 'able ble honours. Two 6isters, named RoGntree, who were°7- he very much attached to one another, were buried oeef ant together. Amongst the others was a ...