... WILLS AN&D BEQUEST$. Ta iizc:tor Of tile will, dae ?? ofat .a ey Bev. dobti Grainger. of ?? Pri& ~ I' 'oib,, Ctnohctmrve~t, oi tri-', --Art' dtora ii i1 - ne., privaite 'ar.'lz to HJ1. -II o a it'amd ?? *e?i'aOr ?? ?? to I v sai'w a- '-fag'trvaj-i_-i .rili .4-i 0o ia, ?? Itn, v frcibr',,on e. f'efl'or el ?? Vt. r. a~ii1ndor t'e-ep a,,Anveir- 'u-d in Al ct~r o' ?? ltid Bru-ra tatl 5_1, ...

... THIS MO RNING'S NEWS. 'Die, Cabineot Council smvinionod hr 1,ord Salits- bury- last, week is to ho held to-mnorrvow, notk to- tlsv. a;s originiiidh kanounced, ilit Duke and Duheliss. of 'Devonkslire, ro- turned t o I )tvculsliire II oii so ?? Ittla titmi i visiiing thet Marquis and 2larchiouesa of Salis- bars' it itatnt'Id. Mr. Io5t51li R. Clhoate~, tho now loited Slaites A Iknbassadtor to ...

... -7--7 - - I Imago of the W-VeR. JANUARY. 29. SOSDAv.-Wyao.t's Insurrection, 1554.- Se;'tuageelma Snday3-lIorningeseaons: Genesis 1. and it. to verse 4; Revelation i. to verse 9.-Evening lessons: Genbsis il., verme 4 or Job Rvile; Revelation xzi., verse 9, to mxii., ?? 6.-1Sun rises 44mmin. past 7; sets 42inmu. lest 4. 30).1 M'nY.-Tse Surrey Tbeatre 'marnt,lSt'5. 31. Tvmsnav.-Snarrsen died, ...

... _ 40 BY THE RANK AND FILE. APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. The discuission on Liberal Policy organized by the Political Coinmitten of the Nationai Liberal Chib drew oo large a hody of nteinihers that Cite Conforence Room on Monday was crowded in a most unicoinfortab'eo fitslioln. Earl Carrington took the chair, and among the persoos present were Sir R. Reil, i.P., Mr. Iabou- cieore, M.P., Lord ...

... HOTELS AND HEALTH RESORTS. ABERYSTWITH.-Soft Atlantic Breezes. Pure wuater from Plinlimmon. and excellert drainage. The late Sir Jet. (latAe, iorn.,isays:- A lrtight at Aberystwith is equal -to a month at most waterirg-places., The QtJEEN'S HOTit'LL atid BELLE VUE hOTEL beth Irce the sea. For tarifis, &c., apply to WV. H. PALMER, Proprietor. -BOUReNEMOdTH, HOTEL METROPOLE. A Palace amidst the ...

... PiPOJLETT EARLIDG1f, I IORGAN-GRI1NDER AS CLAIMANT. Wilhiam Henrv, sixth Earl of Poulett, died on Sunday at his residenee in Lon- den, at theaggeof 62. By his death some remarkable litigation is likely to ensue, as there are rival claimants to the earl- dom, and the caso discloses asc oat th s most extraordinary romances of the peer- aae of maoern times. With egard to the late earl it may be ...

... THE I1RISHE IUNIVERSITY QUESTION. VIEWS OF MR. T. W. RdUSSELL, M.P. In the course of an interview with reference to Mr. Balfour's repent letter on the Irish University qiunmtjio, Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P., said that in principle he was entirely in harmony with the First Lord of the Treasury, but did not quite take his Views on anonie poilitr1. I do not suppose,' the hon. gentleman went on, ...

... A MASONIC FESTIVAL IEVICE. j| _ _ . q ?? IN A NONCICONFOENIST CJTIrnCH. A Malsonic serice-nnicqtre in the annlr l of iNenconr- fot mlty-ws ;a ceiehracted 1l-t eveoairng at the Kiegiland Congregatinnal Ciurch, of which the 3Rev. M. il. L e , Pla is the! minister. hite servicc was hehl uider the amrspices nf the - C isold Lodge No. 2661 (Bro. A. 1T. Cooper, ?? anlid hr a spcaial dispencatiora ...

... * OUE VOLUNThERS. I ~~IUR ot. ~ ?? , a I The following ?? order has been issned through general officers com- manding districts to commnding officers of oluiteer battalions:- All applica- tions for a step of honorary rank under pxragraph 68 of Militia and 103 Volun- teer Regulations nintt.in addition to the statement in Army form ?? os6, he ac- companied by a minute, in the hand- writirg of ...

... I George William Horlor, stated to be an artist of somo repte in the West of Enghland was, on Tuesday. found in a dying state on the lioor of his bedroom at Southampton. ?? subseqaqutlv expired. and at tbe inqocrt on Thursday, the widow of the deceasod said her hus1;anbd had been reduced from a..iuence to poverty throuirh drink. Years ago he could comlnan!d 600D. or 7001. for a s.ugle picture, ...

... CAMPAIGN OPENNED) IN BERLIN. , INTERVIEW WiTH BARONESS VON SUTTUNER1. MESSAGE FROM THE POPE, HIS 5WHOLE INFLUENCE FOR PEACEd. (.Ror OUR C.OR'SPONDZNS.) BERLIN, '`unrday Night. The Bellevue Hotel, at which Baroness Berthar 'von Sutnt r, who ?? he regarded as the Corn- J I rnander of the Central European Leaue of 1 Peace ini thev war againfst war, ha; takena up her residener, hafi become a ...

... GRIEVANCES OF POSTAL i II EMPLOYES. About 500 of the London Post-office employe s heid a mass meeting under the auspices of the joint committee of the Poetas andl Telegraph associations at the Memorial' hall, iarringdon-strezt, last night. Mr. George PRaby, of the Fawcett association, proded. intha conreen' his opening ranarks he said that in the pact efforts to ~r-anise federation by the in. ...