... I LOYNDJON COUNTY Co v 1 LOND ~ ?? .n Tans The tatnutory annual meeting of' the ?? don County council. convened for the electioa of chairmen and committees, took: place oU Tuesday at the Couuty hail. Spring-grdens M Mr, Beacberoft took the chair at the openillP of the proceed imD. Earl Carrington, rising amid Frogressie cheers, moved that Dr. Collins be elected chnirmanfortheensuing year. His ...

... I Two or thiee pounds of the breast of mut- ton wa ke a most savoury disb, boned, and stuffed with ?? the bhtcher to bonothemoat. Puttthebonesaufttrimnsings into a stewvyan with a little water, a good pinch of salt, assnalllicoIl, auduone clove and let thein simmer gently for two or thrce hours. Finely miince two ounces of beef- suet; add to it six tablepsposnsful of bread crumbs, one ...

... coke Adrusts. THEODORA, EMPRESS OF RP.03, The tales of actresses rising from the humblest ranks of life to occupy the highest social dignity contain nothing more extraordinary than the record of the woman who became the wife of Jua- tinian. Her life has been taken up by romaucista and dramatists, whose repre. sentations of her character differ almost as much as the ancient chroniclers deal- ...

... VOLUNTEERS YESTERDAY, The 20th Middlesex paraded at Somerset house in goodly numbers. ?? battalion proceeded-to Waterloo and entrained for Put- ney for outpost work onWimbledoi-ccosneon. Captain and Adjutant Annesley was in coin- mond, a o h a .BB There asea fair muster of the 1st T.P.B.B. at Filasbsry-circus, fromt whence they pro-I ceeled to Chingford via Liverpool-street for battalion drill ...

... I ,aC1.t I P I3CTe;,S 7 ?? ,_ 3i at lr.\.00 h WesysChapel~ pitr,l , Ell222~reys;6.30, ev. I.AX e!s11 Itallan Church, Htattcsb Pa2nemeut. Lambeth Pal~ig r 3.30 (3len olaly), W e ,i se- B'arthololueith a ra Wa RectUr-. t v, IAbr - jj ~2 ...

... rl 11W.WI .5 ?? X-lie c zi, Ta -em 16. SVnnY.-1Pacl do ?? Thoyras degd, 1725.--t'aLI tb SiiDE1Y aftwer lFlsster,.--lulorn- frig itese riS: De!1teononiy iv. to ve-de 2S; 3Jbn v. to verse 21. overing lessons Dlo.!.ronoeiy iv., verses 23 to 41, or VDttetrOliiry v., I Timothy v.-SuiL r-ses S trao. ?? 4, sees 44 min. past 7.-Full Mawrn 5 mwiii. past 1, afternoon. 17. ItODAY.-nlil of Spinau born, ...

... I Old Bow-street poliee-2tagon will ?? be a thing of the past. Day by day, brick by~brick, floor by floor, the buil d- ing which bas been heard of and re ad about in s11 parts of the world is becom- ing beantifully less. Its grim old porti- coos and dust-covered wind.ws still pre eent a stern front to the Floral ball on the other side of the road, facing Covent Gardeflmalket, but it i6 baing ...

... I 'OLNDON COUNTY COUNCIL.. The usual weekly meeting of the London County council -was held at Sp;ing-gardens, on Tuesday, Dr. Collirs'in the-chair. The EFinance co mmnttee, with erfeehtene to the Agricultural rates Act, reported that under Section 4 of the Act they had received the certificate of the Loeal Government Board as to the share of the amount of the annual grant payable under the Act ...

... vlaubto. ? 40go AArames And 'nOrVUE° April 25). be d wthe mother tmi.D a w'o1 ?? Woro ter teiaef. ;:j~et ft L ?? 3ir L ec I I(nrdiNS CLr!IutO ( v sd5 ?? s 1l, hr~ beut 13 j:.:3 s vCC iS'l. tat hesrdof ath }t ?? j ~uiea t1 byed her . V t ?? W' J tnuaitt;aore Njc.Y. t o eS., rdf ~ 1 !f bo at n Yrys t t r' I trio-r Tis teriOR hist 3 iI~+.1 ol ofnr, CSolrdien baa - ,?l telrotA ethe ...

... T! EW RAILWAY TO LO!W0N. 2R0P4RES5 ON THE WORKS. The new line from the North and the Midlands to Lendon, forming an exten- sion of the erstwhile Manchester, Shef- field, and Lincolnshire, now the Great Central railway-an extension ?? due to the persistent efforts of Sir E. W. Watkin-will, it is said, be opened for passenger traffic not later than June or July next year. Goods traffic is ...

... 1iE QUEN ATNDCOURT. ¶hrs.R eafternoon the Queen and I Oil 0 Cn ci Battenberg drove out, TreCOSS the Dow ager Lady Churchill. sicet hfons.s and the Marquis of l ?? the ])nehess of Albany, with Lriie111,, JVee and Princess Alice, at- i 'Sir Eobert and Lady Collins, ~e.-wenl went out on Friday morn- elS * ~idd by Princess Louise. jF en dcied to have a very party this year at er ith a grand ...

... It is always good to read the life-story of a famous man told by himself, and in 0. 1-I. Spurgeon's Autob ograpby we have that of the great Baptist preacher in the straightforward, heart- reaching language he so well knew how to use. Compiled from his Diary, Letters, and RecGrds by has Wife and Private Secretary, we are told that the publication of this work caries oat a plan long ago ...