... ’imbridge, who has bad for some time Mat the charce of miasion, will be the Hr*t iucuaihent. Die pitronare will vested iu the Crown and the Bishop i. and on alternately. At the meeting Royal Horticultural held the Council-room, South Kensington, yesterday ...

... excitement had no more to do with happiness, which was the great end of life, than the devil had to do with God. It was no we flatt,ring themselves that they could have happiness in this life, or in the life to come, if they cherished feelings of hatred ...

... country which they happened to dislike, or any policy which might involve them in risks which thyc did not wish to run. The Crown may form a golden link between the different members of the empire, but it is a very thin one, and would not bear much of a ...

... illuminated a' trophy at the entrance of the garden, in the centre of which was an allegorical group, representing Leopold I. crowned by:l3e'gium. I can give you no adequate idea of the frantic bravos which this group elicited at each illumination. Meantime ...

... t-Mi them had answ red that they loved their father more an their own selves, the tbi»d who was the youngest, jicreeiving the flatt* t»f her t-isters, said, *1 have always lov. d you us my father, ami in no other tnaoDer, and if you w j-h to extoit uy thing ...

... masy oxpeot to hove a grettnd tunriel beneath the 0 Themnnes open tar paceorger rtaaalho. AIr. Peter Birlowl, to inn., htno crown. ate pan leor a row ?? near the m t'owtrt a, Bill hos boont caurnof through Parliameaft ,o and a nonarart han Ir00 att Owe ...

... adopted for doing away with either of them. I b e li e ,. it is the wish of the Norwood inhabitants ge n i - ill' that the Crown pond should remain, provid e d it kept clean. Mr. CRowLEy—This pond is a very old gri eenne . and it is rather curious that ...

... from your excellent DE DECIDS, Dromana, Cappoquin, County erford” froe, d N o. 4 9,832.-- Of fifty years' indescribable agony flatt t l e pepsla, nervousness, asthma, cough, constipation, spasms, sickness, and vomiting. Maria Jolly, No N g 47,121.—Mi 5s Eli ...

... did not answer to their names, and the further hearing was consequently postponed, Mr. Lewis stating that he would obtain Crown-aloe subpoenas for them. On the application of Mr. Warner Sleigh, Alderman Tinnis reduced the bail from two sureties of 5001 ...

... which yester~day asi atq~ geood- Z. lhuimiured, but' which, nevertheless, res . O' constant chek of at 'r d' v ?? It may be flatteing to on tiiab self- it' 'uomplsency to heat the mtelligent r in - c; 'e~sim;X ' 1What- a xoniderf;i peop!iot'oly. to. e 'keep ...

... policy, and any policy which seeks to subvert all institutions which involve prelacy and the ecclesiastical supremacy of the Crown. I feel that as a Free Church man I can at least look Pt the question impartially, having no direct pecuniary interest at stake; ...

... sur- rounded the square could be seen, but, fortunately, just about ten o'clock the fog cleared entirely away. Whilst the crown were waiting for the nominations to take place, they were amused by a number of persons throwing showers of pamphlets amongst ...