... education of the middle classes should bo aided better administration charitable endowments; third, the Universities Oxford and Cambridge might made more useful to the uution the r» movul restrictions and u better administration of their revenues; and, fourth ...

... full of political rumours during the last few days. It has been surmised that Ixmi Derby was to have a dukedom ; that tho Dukes of Uiohmond and Marlborough would both retire from the Ministry that Lord Stanley and I Cranborne would both be called the ...

... Easter holidays. The Prince will be tho gaost of Marquis of Abercotno at tlio Vicwragal Lodge, and at tbo same time the Duke of Cambridge will be the guest of the Earl of Mayo. This will tardy recognition of tho cinims of Ireland share in the favours royalty ...

... and valuable lesson of his, which ought to be written parchment, and copy presented the House of Commons and another to Cambridge University, (“The question of age,”) said should like to see the detective organisation in hia corner. I w mid sa? that, ...

... quiet Tillage of Putney, as the penny-a-liners wop Id phrase it, has become quite lively since tho arrival of the Oxford and Cambridge oarsmen Monday. Although they are neee*fc.irily, just now, gentlemen of abstemious hnhiis, regarded from Boniface's point ...

... The Marquess Aberc -rn, perhaps, had no M. a that he was really pleading for an honour conferred upon himself, for will made duke in consequence of the Koval visit. very nows aud very !>.;a re- Intivc to the taster Monday Volunierr review. The former may ...

... reasons will given the mother, having further use for it. Byletter only.* The Priuco of Wales, Prince Christian, the Duke Cambridge, Lord Chancellor, and other distinguished persons wore present tho anniversary dinner of tiro >yal Academy on Saturday ...

... already been signed by Archdeacon Sand ford. Dr. Temple, of Rugby ; Professor Mam ice, the master of St. John’s College, Cambridge; Dr Dutler, Harrow and other well-known gentlemen. Archdeacon Denison addressed a church and s**te meeting Taunton, Saturday ...

... £2OO year. Tiib Newspaper Press Fond. —The anniversary dinner of the newspapor press lurid was hold Saturday evening. Duke of Cambridge presided, and Prince Christian and a wry distin. guished company was present. —Tho dinner was admirably served Willis’s ...

... some of the Amrrican papers : Mrs Lincoln is coming England visit tho Queen. Whether she *meB ax invited guest not staged. Cambridge assizes, Saturday, a young man. stated bo pupil teacher, was sentenced to 1i days’imprisonment, with hard labour, for throwing ...

... him moat gladly, he had occasional hearers of higher class. Once, on a weekday, was expected preach iu parish church near Cambridge, and « concourse of people had already collected in the churchyard. A gay student whs riding past, when he noticed the crowd ...

... retort courteous the case of deputation that waited on th® Duke Argyll, urge upon his gtace, Secretary for India, the importaaee of the Governmon promoting the cultivation in that country. The duke said that there was limit to power of hts department soch ...