... MALVEEN. Lecture. —On Wednesday evening Mr. E. A. Proctor delivered a lecture in the large hall at the College on Life of Worlds, which was illustrated with magio lantern views. There was a very good attendance. Lecture on Luther. — The Lather Commemoration commenced in Malvern on Friday evening, when the Bey. T. H. Clark, M.A., of Clifton, delivered a lecture on A personal visit to the ...

... The Anglesey Hounds meet toimorrow, Fridayfl 21st, at Madock Inn; Mlonday 24th, at Cefa Cwmwd; Wednesday 26th, at the Kennel; Friday 28th, at Panton Arms; each day at half past tea. *[The account of the last fixtures did not renhac uis until Thursday morning: of' course too late for publication in that week's paper.-] The Cheshire Hounds will meetto-morrow, Fri-' day the21st, at Wrenbury; ...

... When the electors of Stoke inflicted upon the House of Commons their lately elected representative they probably had little in view beyond paying a compliment to man who, whatever his faults, had been severely punished. They could not have beUeved the hifalutin in which he indulged on the platform and in his newspaper as to the tremendous revolution he was to effect in the whole administrative ...

... MALVEEN. Court Leet. — The annual court leet and court baron of Lady Emily Foley was helc at the Foley Arms Hotel on Thursday, when Mr. Barneby presided, and there were present Mr. G. MeCann, bailiff, a jury of 14 freeholders, with Mr. W. H. Bullock as foreman. The usual business was transacted, and presentments made against several persons for encroachments on the common, and ordering them to ...