... the mat. General Niellon received officially the continuation given the King toutbe measures appointing his successor in the command the Sixth Division, and placing him on the retired iist. The Genera! receive die pay of officer of his rank, 011 the retired list, from Ist Feb. Jan. 30. An Austrian Cabinet messenger passed through Brussels yesterday morning, on his way from Vienna London, with ...

... LONDON. PARLTA 31 EXT A R V SUMMA Y. IN the Lords W night the adjourned debate on Lord Brougham's resolutions relative to General Education was again postponed. Tiie Highway Hill was read second time, and referred to a Select Committee, relation to the operation ofthe Oaths Abolition Bill, the Duke Richmond said that the clause declaring that no voluntary affidavit should be allowed taken ...

... Monday.—Before the Mayor (G. A. Thorpe, Esq.) and T. Ross, Esq. DISTURBANCE IN LAVATORIA-SQUABE. SmUtt Stanley, alias Mother Gumm, was charged with being drunk and creating a disturbance. P.C. O'Connor stated that on Saturday night he was in the police station, and, hearing a disturbance, went out and found the prisoner drunk in Lavatoria-square, surrounded by a mob. She was bleeding from some ...

... PaBOCHIAX mints. —On Easter Monday the annuai vestry held loi the ?ppomtment of Churchwardens • the passing the sect tints the past year. The Rev. G. C. letter,re-app intcd Mr. B.Wickham,of Grove Place, Vicar's Churchwarden. Mr. Ja;aesCleriietson,of Hope jlill, was unanimously re-appointed Churchwarden on behalf wi the Parish. The accounta were next passed, after which those present dined with ...

... 1872, under the Grand National Rules. Stewards: _ Sir A. Asrburnham, Bart. T. Brassby, Esq. , M.P. E. Fbewen, Esq. Crake, Esq. C. J. Norris, Esq. 5* -Cwnteis, Esq. F. B. W. Roberts, Esq. C. A. Egerton.Esq. m.f.h W. E. M. Watts, Esq. E. Fbewen, Esq., Hon. Sec. Mr. T. Foreman, Clerk of the Course and Treasurer. 1.0 p.m.—THE FARMERS' CUP. Value £25. For horses bona fide the probity of Tenant ...

... Charge of Embezzlement. William Norman was charged before T. Ross. Esq. (Mayor) and K. Havles, Esq., on Saturday, embezzling the sum 4s. 9d.. the moneys his master, Mr John Duke, butcher.—The prosecutor, sworn, said: lam a butcher, living in High street. Prisoner has been employed me for some years. His duty was to camout meat, receive money, and pay it over to on tafi return on Mondays ...

... The Midsummer distribution of prises and certificates by the Councilor the above institution took Wednesday, in the Memorial HaR, Farringdonetreet, under the presidency of Dr. Lyon Play fair, If. P. The total number of candidates for the halfyear was 1,470, being an increase of 33 per cent, on Last Midsummer examination. The total number who had been examined during the last five years was 11 ...

... will divided intofive portions, ziz :—Street, Commercial, Alphabetical List of Streets, Squares, Terraces, fee, Trades aud Court. Directory :— this arrangement will _be given complete Street Guide and Numerical List, with names of persons and firms, Places of Worship. Public- Buildings, &c. The intersecting streets being shewn printing them in italics, and the parish which the street is ...

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... Saturday.—Before C. H. Gausden, Esq. (Mayor). SENDING HIS CKTLD TO BEG. William A. E. Waters, a boy, eight years of age, was charged with beting, and the father of the lad, Mchai-d H. Waters, was charged with sending him out beg. —Sergt. Streeter deposed finding the boy begging the streets on Friday night, and on asked him he told witness his father sent him. He then went to a common ...

... jun. October 11—Great Acton House, Household Furniture and Effects of the late Mr, Thomas Body. October 12—New House Farm, Ewhurst, Sussex, Farming Stock and Effects, by direction of His Grace the Duke of Cleveland. October 14—Moons Green Farm, Wittersham, Kent, Farming Stock and effects of the late Mr. Thomas Body. Other Sales not yet fixed will shortly be announced and the Auctioneer would ...

... the Rev. 'emry Wellesly, Miss Mackenzie. DIED ~ the 1-jlth June, at Kensington, after a long illtiea, the Wife Mr. Greene, Solicitor, Brighton. Friday evening last, at whilst walking in his garden, a fit apoplexy, Mr. Harry Aitre*, advanced a»e. Wednesday, June 17, Arthur Traytos HolmaK, youngest son Mi. John Hol.man. wa:ch-m3ker, of this town, aged five years and two months. ...