... UWNIVEITY INEfl ?? CA3IBPMIDL aOsA2M.T MGKB ILoCAL EXSNZsezhli-ThO eue* d sts of these eaeminations bhae beenainuo. STheywe aeftinally establiahed twenty years ugo for women above th age of eightee, and in 1875 they were thrown Xsen .forza wso; but tgo fact tht this year, out of 898 niic, only 7 were of the male gender proves to demonstration tba the eami- natios are manly aeted n ...

... 3lETEOROLOEIAL BOURT. REflELWDZ S I D S RO NE(1n'I A SD7~BAS ABMrB MoN.12. TVR I& 6E. 14. THU . WSW mW. &W . 6 s o1. go 15 [lu'B fCf~tvgf4tB.gfd4'Wdbi4?.2.de.F. ,F. .Thsbklin ?? SOW-S3 i'dit the b Mecuyfall, for Ban, ith..W., 8.E., and W. uinfa-0! ar =rjorcarux-;nedbdweat -asthLo a.fit, icadutl -t The 'ina -thcopen ai-at i tdok . thie momiag,434aklca at'ourofflceO5'4n,. vas.609; therzoding&t ...

... Mr. Glaustone on Gardening. & OLDSiO Wam yesterday among his friends and neighbom at the opening of the HAwarden Horticultural Show, held in his own grournds and he spoke on a subject on which he is no mean authority. It is not his ?? sech of the kind, nor his first appearance in this charactet, and he was able to show satisfactory progress Iin the fortunes of the local institution. No one can ...

... I OPENING OF THE DEE I JBRIDGE. SPFIECHES By MRfl GLADSTONE. TUE DEPAIBTURE FBOU KINa'S- t- CROSS. ti The departure of 31r. Gladstone fronm London o, for the purosoes of openisig the Dee Bridge on &'Aurday t was taken. advantage of by the Liborasi and Raidicnls Of 1 West Islington to present the right hon. ?? withisailadress ofwelcome and, expft58OXI Of coafi- , denco ?? ol their pnrty. Mr. ...

... PREACHERS FOR VO-MORROW. --9 St. Paul's Cathedral-lRev. L. Gilbortson, 10.30; C&uI C Idddon, 3.16; t~h Hou Xad Roe. J. a. Adderle7, Westminster Abbey-Bev. F..E. Cheadle, 1 ; ?? Wvestcutt, 3. Chapel ?? Savoy-Closed. . h Chapel Royal, Whitehall-Chnons A. Moore, 11; Cantoni d whiterr, S. I Chapel Royal, St. James's-The Sub-Dean. of the Chapels Royal, 12. The Teomple Church-Theo'VeryRev. Dr. ...

... I NATIONAL !AETULLBRY ABOLTN Al - w- .- b 1 ' HOESURWB! , FUM Y.., Tho first week of the Voluenter Artillery meeting at this place for the present year lousd yester- day, and although the number of detacuient which formoedthe camp were fewerthan hadbean experienced for Many years, they went out in a, greaiter number of ztodies. For instance, the Forfar moe sepsrated thenmselves from us ...

... I Imafinatw Iand ;wiit.-. iN Sir JTA= OmmmAtON B=Oa dress on Psychology, delivered before the British Medical Also- ?? A-& I ciation last, night, the passage that Will Be perhaps strike the ordinary reader most forcibly G is that in which he speaks of the vulgar error of supposing that the plesues of the imagination tend to insanity. Now and again, he says, some erratic genius, of h ...

... ITHE NAVAL _MANEUVRES. 01 UNDER SIR GEORGE TRYON'S to FLAG. DEFENSIVE PREPARATIONS, .4 - s (FROM otR SPECIAL COBrSP0olT8.) a. MILFORD HAVEN, MoNDArr Nior. Si While the ships are busy coaling and there P atill remains so much to be done that the whole cz of this fleet cannot possibly be ready for sea before to-morrow evening, Sir George Tryon t) has utilised the opportunity by calling all his o ...

... THE SPAMIH NAVM. - D-- I C (FROM OUR MADRID COVEZ8PONDE.) t} Until three years ago Spanish statesmen and a Spaniards in general cared but little for their F navy. The decey of their raval resources had ti been the natural consequence of the loss of the o( greater part of their colonies in south and Cen- h tral America in the first quarter of the present S century. The proud nation, which had ...

... THE TITHES BILL A VANISHIG MAOITY. The influence of the advancing season was strongly warked in the House of Commons yesterday. Albeit a Bill of so great importance as one dealing with tithe rent charge came up on a critical stage, the benches were compara- tively empty. 'Ih motion that the Hlouse should go into Committee was made by a ges- ture frons the Treasury Bench. Thereupon Mr. 0 ...

... PHOTO VOTION ,01' TE 5 ?EO UNITED KSIGD. F I- -i The fouath annual Convention of Professional ne~d Ametoj .hotograpbers Wau inaugurted~ yester- day at 3mea's Hall. A mnost intardestig ethibitlan, COMctipg the greater Puto thenig buid.3 log, Wu formally opened early in the , ?? remain on view until two o'clock next Saturday. .Oing to the backwardues' Of the arn it W5a neA pobssil to make a ...

... THE I QUEEN'S WGLSH CAMPAIGN. I (FROM OUR S'SCPAL CORRUPONDENT.) CORWEN, TsuahD 1AT ionI. Wet Wales, happily, shows some signs of relenting. There were no longer waves on Bala Lake when I left it this afternoon, and the change so far is goodL Weather prophets ther like the dropping of stormy winds, and we are at this moment decidedly hopeful. The good people of Bala have a special reason for ...