... the Castle. At C Braernar the Queen was saluted by a large crowd t of visitors, and her Majesty smilingly bowed her a acknowledgmeuts. I 2 M2r. Tohn Morley arrived at Hawarden CastTe - last night, oan a visit to Mr. Gladstone. There is no change to report ...

... e wae taklen for a short while into the service of our family in Quebec. She had landed in Canada but three mniths before, and alter giving a most pitiful account of the few shillings which she and her husband bad possessed to lay in ...

... oluglit to adopt thlesamue policy in ll' other Ulster counties if such a course be a deemed necessary to capture seats from thle si Parniellite.s, or to secure seats already in pos- A session of Unionists. The Lime hats come for el the Protestants of thie ...

... ignited in another. 'a 11 1 iii nfl took ci iS same visa a ?? Ci i'i I. ' nemesIs-' ii'S' li-a, 21 is (ipinilin. iil'iIt' half a ? ? .'lr it ii. ?? infliraled the House tuat a rot C 'S 'icW,:l? DO County Cure ...

... the story upon whose ' hiding place a good deal turns, and a Royal pro- . cession of the Queen from Hatfield, still in pos- .11l session of the Ceoils, affoids ;mple opportunity for ie s stage effect. There is plenty of chorus, numeroos fof pretty faces ...

... o five &cloek. '4 H-1OUJS E OF COMMONS. a t' The SPern.\~r. took the chair at th ree oicolr. Oin fle crisdienrtirrn nf t T I ON O S ?? TS AND BU-ILDING; S is 133EL. h2 Mlfr. HOWELL rcir-ed a Iirll'eio'on on .ti mntion l IXr tile rejection ...

... exhi- a bition at Earl's Court. The grounds were carm- a ing, with the Welcome Club in the centre s illuminated in fanciful designs in many colours.il Therein old friends reassembled, among them being not a few jaded legislators of all parties ...

... d on tbe occasion. Iti is a pity tilat tieb- Royal Hiqbhnesaves ,ril not he there to sae the s-Act. The 1000Mv trcons on the great te-etch of -sward cal-led the Fifteun Acres in the Pi-s-nix Park. with the Dub in hills as a back- ground. ...

... country. A t~w Diop Be,,a t leas been prepa-i for the t rlith s journal b- Messrs. David Allen A Sv~s. A sxrdia feature is that it enables the citd y ?? be seen at a glance, as ...

... to 6ay hier n nLy. With considerable astuteness she h;s beenr I etjabled to play oit one against the other, and a 1HaVilng thus effectually neutralised tbeir mueans of muischief. bthe pursues unilcelted a comnse which Ia few years ago would have provoked ...

... the front by a neck. The general public s.I were out of it to-day. The sbookeniakers made a I l)arve4t, which recoupedl them for -ecnesday'si na- lose.i(S ore The last ofioeirl act as Sovereiiit performed by her Majesty the Queeir before she ...

... foutrs with domestic diramlias one coulid a'nme, Wuhich curt-in mnodern illaywriglits delight in coo- cocring. ann too many peopie a!e tov ftond of witnessing on the stage. irs. Cox is still a young woloun, with ...