... BY A YTIC'TJM. 'irun Sacoxti Wacte. 'I'lie fast, weal: of a Secrina is lbnt is)' tle, tiiics we hv tsahe'rite IlltOile'ioutiy eveiryonet hass tt:(l owari into ir ?? :1 .] e Illeiiihtes 'i'lS ?? to go YawnIig ablouit, asking wwino t' (limitic cii rt Irit-alerec(- Ir ite-i anritA ii lliring ?? rrhtlr tct girl' tOi' aI week. Tfi ''1m a'tlso Icicin a iattrt~ei' hiletcl ~i'SIll itcrl lirt 11 ...

... | I Next Thursday a draft of the 10th Hussars will lojve Canterbiury ior Southauptun and emrkii for India to jon the 20th 1-tusars; and hLieut. Hvwksley and a draft of gunniers and drivers, ?? Artillery, will leave Shorn- chife the Esane day and proceed by the same vessei (the lilwara) to join lIce. 1, 27, and 42 l'sield batteries' on Tuesday next a large draft from the depot of the Iiods at ...

... SEVERAL LIVES LOST. Gales prevailed in many patrts of Engladral Wales on Suindaly undt Moilday, doing great dihinsge. Along siu' south ettO wiest ?? tile ?? VI scar ?? WAd ili GhItimrganaliire and Monmtoutlislire thle sea defences gave, icily, tatn i Immenise tract of cottatry was ?? ?? ?? bltig ineercilipted in anise places. In Nortii 'iWleOs, toe), eas-t IltrietS have heeti Hlooded ...

... 1 IMPELIAL PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. A BRIEF SITTING. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsacek at a quarter past four o'clock.- Some formal business having been transacted, their lordships rose at half-past four. HOUSE OF COMM[ONS.-MONDAY. THE ADDUsESS. Tho debate on the Address was resumed. Mr. LAsoUC'RcaE moved an amendment proposing that when any bill has passed the ...

... ?? - Waltl) f4 ot vempleI e iaratS .3 TiU~ FiRST WEATITO.'-`Eirsfl . ET DR. ANDREW WILSON. ?? eotiiieit'Oli. fcc Lloyd; 3 oenwslpecel Eaving duly considered the subject of infant feedingwe novw turn to a topic of almost equral importance in the history of ,the young child. I allude to the subject f ittt teefvh aend teething, topics which mast certainly possess a high degree of interest for ...

... I 0UR : ;! 4MVOL1NTEERs.:- I -sergeat-major Collister. of the-,3rd 1T B lssex, has just retired from the Army after 32. yeare' serviee. Thisrmoat deserving non-commisesionea officer has recerved authority to retain hsi rank and wear the uniform of the battalion on re- tiretnent, while the 0.0.. Lieut..,ol. Palmer. has kindly appointed him can- teen steward at head narters. so that Collister ...

... ST. al-ic ~IAS C1IAF~TE~EOUSE ST. IH-IO AS CH-AFRTERH03SE ! I TIFEDAL~LSTS. I Once aiain the anmnual presentation to the leading scholars oL St. Thomas Char- teubouse schoo)s has conme zound. and yetateday, at the annual dinner of the 'D1d Bcys' club Y'illiamnD. Tompkins and Herbcert if. Winslow were rosrectively presented with gold and silver medals. To the winners, the chairman, Mr. C. Smith ...

... SCENES AT LIVERPOOL STREET. POLICE COURT PRIOCE EDINGS. Tie( new nirrongenI not inl i-vgaeir to early woikruenos trains caine into oiersitiricilat E-liiieltt toil ?? oil 111llonay. Contrary to sx~iaedtat ool, there! were no0 .lk- turtmoties lit thlese stittionls. DI) tereat Coloiiied tickets Wore issneil for thle diflereiit traints, time niiboir being limittit to the(, extenit of thep ...

... TTIE 1-10U.-SE, OF LORD,'3. 1,he pul-ty Libenti p:lper,; ]into got tit(! cuo lo approv Ivith pvtolided enthilsiasill of, the Jill(. ?? 1,y ?? Libural ti(b, is flowing. s;iys tit(! young gv)ItIo_,I;III who dol's the shetch for the Daily Chnwielc. IL I'lloy he so, bill, wo. Iltust ?? I,, O S(:0 Ito I;;!I[ of bllsiut?:,?I ill the \vny ill \Nhiotl ?? II.,n)III, l3cliI.11 lmlldlj?d fill! ...

... HOUISE OF LORDS TO LIMIT THEIR VETO. LIBERAL LEADER'S WEAKNESS. MR1. LrABOLTOIERIE A TTACKEI). Inn tine Ilbouse, of Cjoninmonso an Momday 'rt ie -i ER TAUno CI-n ni:ER fuseid nun 01t.. tunnitY at nioriig tine tulionvinig enintndlinitit Iii thw u (eveel ?? Anoil we ?? en ni-niunt to yoiii )injn'ty tinat. mi nor Opirlinflu, iti~ ne nypdininit tenit niny I-til hi.- na111l mi lien-tn pitnn.in tie ...

... THE CHESTER: OUTRAGES. TALES -, OF HALLCITNlATIO.'; Baffled in their search for the mys- terious tramP who is supposed to have kidnapped Miss Day, the Chester police find themselves confronted by a still heavier lask in a second sepposed out- rage, the victim of which died on Feb. 11, of typhoid fever. This yoang lady of 19, Iliss Polkinghorne, was the assisiant schoolmistress at Chester ...

... I I (North division, at Ciericenivell,) SPrECULATION INr TI ATIVCS A' OLTLI- PiA.-Auqurtes Jacqu1es ticket-seller, surrendered to bail on a oharge of obtain. mgv Is. by false ljrptenes from Andrew Lenneist.-The accused was one of several men who purehraed I.s tickets at BarnULIm and Bailey'e boi-ofliee, ulyinvia, and when the supply of the mnanageaient was ehausted they retailed the ls. ...