... LLOYDJS WEEKLY - LONDON NEWSPAPER. WELCOME TO DOM PEDRO! We welcome to EEngland Dom-Pedro the Second, Emperor of Brazil. Ris Majestylhas tbe highest dlaims on the consideration, of every free people; aud ~these we .have stated at length, iz another column. In the land of Wilberfore and of Brougbam the ?? should feel himself among warm frienda. During his reign Brazil has advanced apace, in ...

... UNDER THE CLOAK OF RELIGION.-Wv Awh . 1 - AND ROUSI.-This was a husband's petition fora dissolution of his marriage or. the ground of his wife'E adultery with the ?? was goods manager of the North Western railway at Chester, and the co-respondeut was a major in the l army. -Dr. Deane, Q.C., in opening the cause, seid that in all hislengthened experience, there never bad been a case where ...

... DEMONSTRATION IN _EYD-PARK. The promised demonstration against the Park Regulation bill was made in Hyde-park on Sunday afternoon. There must at one time have been, very few short of 20,000 persons ift the park, The pro. moters of the assembly met mi 11 different parts of London early On the afternoon and Piarohed to the broken stump of the Reformers' tree. Mr. Odger did not appear at four ...

... The Master and Wardens of the Turners' Company have expressed their intention to give this year their silver medal and the freedom of the City and Company, to any work- man or apprentice in England who may send in the best specimens of hand-turning. The material to be wrought upon will be varied in different years, so as to include ivory, metals, stone, spar, &c. This year the substance is ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GENERAL NEWS; A SLIGHT shock of earthquake was felt at Shanghai at half-pastbseven on Saturday morning. l MX KOrP, an actor at the Varieties, Paris, blew o ut his brains on Monday snorning. THE next mail for New Zealand, Via Ban Francisco, will be despatched from: London on the evening of Thursday, the 17th October. TEEa experiment of lighting steamers with gas has been ...

... PROGRESS OFFTHE BEAXEBSRIK Mitwtltstanding the supposed settlement of tbe, iolate in dispute at the Bakers conference last week, several strikes have taken plaei, and the strike com- mittee have drawn up the following manifesto to the public, asking for seppnrt:- AnAppeal for Support to the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Trade Unionists, and the Public Geoerally.-We, the ope- rative bakersof London ...

... SLEB THUNPDETORMS. -__AA b-1 On Monday morning a aaunuerswrm u-n - London, doing considerable damage. In Camber- well New-road, the chimnney stack of Clifton-lodge was struck by lightning, and fell in all directions, almost destroying a conservatory and ?? housekeeper at the headquarters of the Surrey rifles .wa struck by the electric fluid, and repdered almost insensible for a short time. On ...

... uVrM olTEE P, ,.N OF WALES. fclloewio Is ?? latest bnUletis, Isxued hat 5J- BanI'DWG'a, SaturdaY, 5.45 pm. The ltwO of Wales haba passed a quiet day. Coa- ,contlnue favourable. Ujg COsigned) WaLux JnmR M.D. WIAxGuLT4a, M.D. JoiE Lows, N.D. faloding ae the bulletiV Issued this week:- 5bey, 6 ?? course of the fever to-day been rather severe, but regular; the rrince's 0h c9 g -'The Prince passed ...

... AFFAIRS IN FRANCE, In Monday's sitting of the National Assembly the President read a letter from M. Gambetta announcing that he had decided to take his seat as member for Paris. : M. Vitet then read the report of the committee upon the question of prolonging the powers vested in iL Thiers. He submitted the following biU:- The Assembly, considering that it has the right to use constituent ...

... TEM OU F ENGLISH JUSTIcE. I English justice. is of a peculiar metallic flavour. Lately, Mr. Comprissioner Harr re- proved a slationerwho had walkedoverlHack. ney-downs about ten o'clock at night, zdisplay- ieg a great chain and locket, with the remark that he must expect to be robbed. Thus, the judge confesses the vveakness of the guardians of the law; but he is not so disturbed by the fact ...

... lam ot COM' ONS.-IIZOOI1AY. UosCesPmlOiS q'oot DJol GAtS ?? ?? roplysto Nr'' Stapletton - KtbattheS Saish idinter gsai tensplainedtof an adv sr isemnent 'wbichh Ppeired 'ih ah eiister (Jnzef 4 ask555gtif r 5Uh5OflPtjOns inaiad fl ion Caribs. T fhe Gcterumeiit bd rtferrdthe mattobr o~ b loosfcrs of the tCrown, who wefre 1yf Opil ioT bat the ?? net ilekal[ TSBac COVuiia OF! BU85i~Z88 ...

... THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMsILY. The 20th anniversary of the bilthday of Prince Leopold was celebrated at Windsor on Monday with th usuil honours. Mr. and hMs. Gladstone visited her Majesty at Windsor castle on Tuesday. Her Majesty, accompanied by the Princess Bea- ?? *Windsor on Wednesday morning, at 10 minutes to ?? by special Great Western frain, travelling id Reaking to Basingstoke, which was ...