... - A ?? I. I ?? A I* ?? -, Su~l.xYAi T ilOUNl.IarTuj*us.--.At C'olston hall to-mlorrowN afternoonl tile lectuner 'sill be the ?? J. T1. Briscec. mil cl(holot. r rei..; Md 11cr will piroach to- Morrow evening 'it Iicthesda Chalpel, St. (leorgo s-treet. OLD RNi O SrTIN-1r ho 'rAPT' ( 'navor.-Te ic1eV .1. 'Moil'It Legal wvill preach ti-morrow morning anld even ii g. OiD KUXxo S'rTREEr Worn~N ...

... THE StIOUIDE ON THE G.W.R. Thile ?? (Mr B. A. Dyoi') held an inquest, at Ilec (;11110fi1idi, Bath), yesterday afternoon, coiworniigf thle death of John stevcos, ag,&d 55. landlord of the Bird. iii liand ijubllichouse, Charls place, Dolenmeads, B~ath. who com iniltcdsuicide in so dcterminedindnianner by placingr hilniseli before a train onl the G.W.. fin Wedniesday alier' 110012. insp~ector, ...

... oRCHID COLLECTING.,i -. -- . n ?? IV L% V U I - - -_ I ITS DANGERS AND PLEASURK3. PART V. This terrific fire destroyed an enormous tract of pe, IavlOg nothing but blackened stumps of even itbe o,,gte treer. As for the small growtiw, trees, ,besand underrwood there was nothing left save botr uoulderiag ashes, pitifully thick in some plaiea 11ith the clhrred remains of unfoltunate creatures ...

... ST. GRJRGR BSOHODl B3OARD. A. meetipl of this Bosrd, held ?? tseoow ak ~the EFarchiaiOfioes, Ss,. Georaeb was p~aitezed by Wr A. Gl. Verrier (oe-drmau)a, Mr. J. Wi. Jofto(vila- : I etis , e.0 lavg s, r; 0iwbride, Mi W. T Whitafidh.VuunberJ), Dz Yregs a~nl thacleek8ic( lt.: J. Weleb). LITASLES AT CIISWS UOLEB,, Dr YouNG was present to inform the Baard as to there beloir- a very wereral ...

... I Clk of at. Stepbeno' [nON OuR OWN GOURUPONDWS26J HOUSE OF ComSoxYOs, TUESDAY. As a prelude to the motion for Adjournment over the Derby in the House of Commons to-day, we had a repetition of yesterday's wrangling about the Itallar Green Book on the Soudan. Mr Gibson Bo wles addressed half a page of questions to Ur Curzon on the subject, and, as usual, before he had done with him, the member ...

... e sal* of mriotolo The byilliant weather of yesterday, with iaeorohmn sun temrnted by a crlsp east wind, remided One of %be briahtest days of summer rather thin an early Gay of Laughing, adanoing, joyous May. On the Downs the belt of foiage wh oh ?? S luxuriant ftinge to its western limits looked Its frbeshet, ad across the river the wooded slopes whib have yet escaped the ruthless hand of ...

... ID~tr~tt p ROa At the ?? a y l . Ban, .Tame -Frnolit3 BaWe, fldtt,, .rxj. sdtruce32d to seve doya'hbard labaor -ror rienjiniet outi Yeteirday a b.zaarwaslieldatbhe EtenezrBjlt . SbbooIIOTI, 'TIFB 'LzsarWfh4 ofpzied'byis 'I is.' ~ bfv. PLhdm.Ji, ehxo w 'ie ppt'le rafbyh ')uis u Ioetr.s Jalnaaelr 3d(W, Mzama . h 'Irtfanh Moeiid.'lrsnsw .hroisen.i4no on MErndts , I~Rbt,,nsul thc cutboalds, ...

... WABMIhNBTEU. A special meebing of the Urbma Clounacil wa held at the Town Hflal on Monday afternoon to f-i iel consider the sewael dlspoial question, Mr W. F. M~organs presiding over aI ful attendace. The ohwala C.n2mittEe reported that they cwniderei the soil a'. site on Butler's Oplb j Faim were preferable to btht on Wocdcock Farm, and reoommendesi kht Mr Fletcher Rabinson should be empbypl ...

... Irte pulott* The Rev J, J. Martin, preaching at Hebron Chapel,' Bidmirster, last night, selected as bis text :- Not mow as a servant, but above a servant, a brtbher beloved, specially to me, but how much more unto thee, both in the flesh and In the Lord -Philemon,' 16. He said :-The story of. the evolution of the epistle from which the text ls taken is soon told.' Oneslmus, a slave, had ran ...

... QCe ealit of XtDtM. In oonsequenee of the absence of the President of the Bristol Obazmbea of (ommerce, who sla Portugal, tke moitbly meeting of the 0ouncil, which should be held next Wednesday, is to be deferred until Monday, the 27th. ?? - The Cambria accompllthed a remarkably swift jeususy on Saturday bttween Ilfracombe aod Bristol. the boat left Iltfracombe at &10, and got to Btlstl at ...

... II i The Newlyn I matfi. THE wormt part of the dieturbancas I at Newlyn is apparently over, though, I anoording to one acount, the fisher- A. . - i 4n - -m mon am nn mfittnngR I men thowed a diuposition to recomeneeo0perations yesterday by attacking the harbour matter. Since the police were able to'quell the outbreak without the assistance of the soldiers, it may be supposed that the popular ...

... C .4 lb of *t. otepbon of ox OUB OUR OWN COBPONDWT.] LONDON, SUNDAY NIH11T. The Cobden Club dinner in celebration of the jubilee of Free Trade was a brilliant success. The company, whioh included many distinmuished guests, proceeded to the §hip at Greenwich by s'eamer, a start being made owing to the state of the tide from Westminster Pier instead ef the House of Commons Stepp, 6e originally ...