... DEATH OF MR. J. T. KING, RUTHIN. The nawa haa been received of the death of Mr John T. King, more gi'uerally known as Dr. King,'' at his estate, Bryngharad, Ruthin. In hia profession aa a patent agent he was ...

... THE KING OF SARDINIA. On Saturday his Majesty the King of Sardinia went visit tho royal arsenal and dockyard Woolwich. The King, the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Duke of Cambridge left ihe Castle in an open carriage at a quarter before 10 o’clock, for ...

... PRESENTATION TO DR. TEMPLE Dr. Temple, the Bishop Elect of London, was on Monday the recipient of a unique present from the scholars of Bluiidell's School, Tiverton, of which establishment his Lordship is an old boy. The gift consisted of an inkstand ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE MAORI KING. King Tawhiao and Patare te Tubi embarked on boitrd the Orient line steamer Potosi on Wednes- day afternoon, at Gravesend. They were accom- panied on board by Mr. Fuller (Colonial Office), Mr. Grace, and the Rev. F. H. Spencer ...

... careers as fol ows : — Mr Justice Lush : Durham, Northumberlaod, Neweastle- opon-Tyne. Mr Justice Willes and Mr Baron Martin: Chester, Lancashire Salop. Mr Justice Montague Smith : Warwick, Worcester, Gloucester, Stafford, Glamorgan. Mr ...

... DR. LIVINGSTONE AGAIN PvEPORTED KILLED. Captaiu the Hou. Ernest Goclirane, commanding H.M.S. Petrel on the West Coast of Africa, has'sent the following letter to his father-in-law, Mr. Itichard Doherty, of Red Oastle, County Donegal : — January £hh, 1870 ...

... :—**l consider the Cod Livor Oil ooW under Dr. de Jongh’s guarantee to be iirofOrable any other kind regards genuineness and asudiuMid ettcscy.” Dlk OKANVILLK F.R.S., Author tho '• Spa* Dr. Granville has hiUhi! Dr. de . L*ght Brown Cod Livet- Oil Woduccs ...

... aHe hoped Dr. Browne would ase his great influence and his great power in trying to accomplish a similar OQject. Dr. Brjwn i .-plied, aid the meeting broke np. BVSNIKU. The Hall VVeluesday night was again crowded. The chair wis ocmpied by Mr I. Eyton who ...

... statue of Dr. Pierce is placed at the top. It Wa3 unveiled On the 23rd of November. 1876, and cost over £2,000. The laud on which it stauds had been given by Dr. Pierce free to the public as a pleasure ground. In 1881 a full-size port&it of Dr Pierce was ...

... King Leopold'* Visit to England.—lt is said that the visit of the King of the Belgians to this coun| try couuected with the future government of Greece. The present dyin-stf, according to the settlement of the treaty of the tlree powers, England, France ...

... assembled. Mr Gladstone was the guest of Viscount Cobham at Haglev Hall. The house party at Hagley Hall in- cluded Lady Frederick Cavendish, the Hon. Spencer Lyttelton, and the Bishop-designate of Rochester. Mr Gladstone, who was joined by Mrs Gladstone ...

... Proposed New Vbmsioh or tbx Bible.—The letters of Dr. Cumming have provoked replies, one from Mr. W. Q. Cookesley, who urges that Dr. Cummiag arguments are sgainst an entire recasting of the whole book, which nobody contemplates. What is wautcd is ...