... correcting sC From that correction we learn that His Holiness is fo as liberal in his invitations as the controversialist of C Crown Court ever imagined, but not exactly in the er conditions oiv which the invitations are griven. Let the fe doctor recant, and ...

... the turn in buyer.- favolur. Maine has been a little dearer tn the ceek fur fine small round corn, but a ittie cheaper for flatt. Arrivals of grain in London last week:- English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. wheat, qrs 2,104 - - 36,492 Ba.'rlly . 1 ...

... this afternoon for St Petersburg. Simul- taneously with theordeparturetheQnee of Den- park, tho Princess of Wales, and te Crown) Prince and Princess left for Lubeojt, enl roaste for France, to 'be present at Prince Waldemacrib wedding The King remains ...

... battle in. all its aspects, and so it behoves us not to evolve out of- our .sell gratification a fanciful picture of the-crowning aevent of the wawr. THE QUEEN- AND THE GURDS. H er Majesty will,' it is understoocl, inspect the ,Guards upon their retu~rn ...

... West Phiitiask .14 18 3 lFanclifauld . 612 23 9 1Iuportauit Sale of Clydesdales, THE FLATT STUD. Acansidorable portion of the Flatt stud ci1 Clydesdales was sold by Piblic .uction at Glasgow yanterday by Messrs Macdonald, 'Fraser, &Company ...

... not I udthe preparing-room, being destroyed'.- About,- 900 woerk- Dittl people will be thrown oat of -employment. The orgn flatte ith~ the fre, s Unnown., -- 'Miss ing -SorcH BOARD-OrF EDUOATIONi.-At- the meeting of the 6vid ho Board of Education on Friday ...

... populatin tht uhe nwi have embark-ed the Crown and people iu n ujst war l full of mischief, if not of positive danger to India ; end insur that ly their use of the treaty-making and war-making 4000 powvers of the Crown they have abridged thue just time rights ...

... unlike the veaty deep thou artds leO In depth of fathoming our soul and hecart; da ee Tleat all our eloud-capped crags and enow-crown'd heights go )re Never o'er-topp'd thy faincy in its flihts; t ot That even tbs rainbow with its myrssad huels nns Ot Is not ...

... Inl taking away from Thuclitzly Ia1 o1nto tiokets-six of them mnoney prize%, anid die- toter three highly commeitnded. Thle crowning honlour wis (if coarse dile car rying away of thle cham- ipiocihlip of Uiiigley Hall, the firsit occasiot, that I reineintwr ...

... are loquw not. We must write them off while they are happen- fandtd lug, we must anticipate events before they transpire, flattes and the newspaper reader of the present day will not smeer pause to peruse intelligence which has not the sparkle of metio ...

... must bring a powerful sense of relief. They cannot bo quite sure that they may not haie to take office again, but they can flatt' themselves that they will in any case be in a position to make a fresh start. Less .will be ea* pected of them. once they ...

... actillery of j elcoccIc leave for Jutlaned, to besiege FeeeitadocpiieB a-entice provinice.m is His lloydl lilgicieses the Crown Ptrince end tics Fioeld-Marelcel to Lit (Von Wrongsl) isituessed the first teet of bite attack from tics cc it height icear ...