... THE AdfqY ON THE HIG SPAS. John, Anderson, alias Johnqon1 able-bodied eea- man, was brought up for final oriusnaaetl3now-street t rxthe chric of' assisting In amutirtonte Mr. Poland1 instructed by the solicitonto the Treasury, conducted the .proieelstioa, anld eamined the following witnesses William Leslie, master of the British barque 8ateuma, belonrging to the port of Stcderlend, ?? the 13th ...

... j BSdHOOL BOAIW DOB LONDON,. yesterdaY the weekly public meeting of thisl ror was bold at their offices Thames Elmb~nkment. , RWms, Chairman of tibe 33B , presided. s'ot =8101;AW2 ov 35B. W. IL MU'rTI, X.R q'ba CaLiOz read the foiloloing letter: Edocatlsn Departmient, S.W., N'ov, 3, I1I'4. FIe_ be7 the honour to acksowliedgs the recelipt of your P dated the 2tied Wt. No order for the election ...

... THE TRANSIT OF VENUS, a_ ?? i°Ute5, evllicll xvill take hilnsclf, his three sappers, 3td al! lwis (llliplllent. At tlle salne date tbe 3eln ffi a' expedi!ion of Colonel Campbell, of Bl!tll3:vooflvilt sturt forthesnmeplnee. Lnst ?? I vent to the river to look at their respeet- lve lloats Tile aolollelss is a palace; the cabins are all velvet nnd gold, nnd tlie saloon is really3aloOzl, mud not a ...

... THE CONDITION OF THE POLICE FORCE. To tihe EDITOR Of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIr,-The recent remarks of the Pall Jall Gazelle on the drunken- ness of the Wrexham police created a ferment at the Denbigh Quarter Sessions the other day when it was explained that a policeman in broad daylight got beastly drunk, waved his hat about, and defied the officers on duty and the public. Scenes like this ...

... TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND TilE POPES Our Correspondent in Rome, writing on the 30th ult., says:-' The news that the British Go- vernumeit has resolved to suppress the post of Charge ?? at the Holy Seo is confirmed in official circles. The post is not an official one in the strict sense of the term, but M1r. Jurvoiso who fills it, is virtually the representative of Great Britain whatever his ...

... .RRUIAGE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY. . .1 Yesterday forenoon a number of relatives and friends congregated at Westminster Abbey to witness the marriage of the Right Hon. Lord Rihhard Grosvenor, M.P. for Flint, younger son of the ?? of West- minster, with the Hon. Blatrisx Vesci, youngest daughter of Viscount and Viscountess de Vesci whic took place in Henry VII.'e Chapel. The wedding party began to ...

... X111B JUDICJAL ST f~VPIcS 01o lEYGLA' ..ND x, tl A I IF, S. 0'm ?? 0 '0 o l'or. '-ioi' i' t mi rxpli r'ah ' r'Ii' a ' -p I)o rte d b0 the ~,Po i so. I 'th Ie ?? oli-, f ' of (iSr '01 I'3I3 ''300ilie 3m ,toooion';, arid 1-1 ole~ uroler of ?? f ini T!orIT '&ulClaty on 2cjte iot's On t1l u7'(,T'a a 0,I 9(1fir3 ViA ll -3lh3'e gills one menbcr -of tilie fi sea fir N'l 'If the popntiozin ...

... A correspondent writes to the Daily NM ivs asking for pecunia- aid in behalf, as he says, of the daughter of an old Trafalgar officer, who g-eatly distinguished himself on that day, and was left at his death in 1869 an orphan, and entirely unpro- vided for. She is at present without any means to support herself, and was found last week by the police seeking shelter for the night in an un- ...

... MOST persons are, we suppose, aware that our sanitary system is not absolute perfection. It is tolerably well known that the law relating to the public health has not exactly that simplicity, precision, and efficiency which are to be desired on so important a subject. It is, perhaps, suspected that the local bodies charged with its enforcement are not always as zealous and enlightened ...

... I PUBLI( MAEN ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Mr. Samuelson, M.P., was present at thb dinner of tho Banbury Clianlter of Atr'celturo last nisht and in reply to the toast of his health, mi'l that as eine isloyer ot labour of var-ous dacersitiones, his cs-c Was thsst the lowest Plriced labour wvas no- thle ch-'ets-t He said this in order to imiprcss upon thornu his belil 'that the amount of ?? ?? patid was ...

... PEVER EPIEMIO AT DAlWEN. On Saturday morning a special meeting of the Darwen Local Board was held in the Board-room to re. ceive the report of Mr. Henry Stevens, M.D., who bad been appointed by the Local Government Board to inves. tigate the cause of the fever epidemic now ?? i UtAa town. Mr. Snape occupied the chair, and the public were admitted to tho meeting. Dr. Stevens said thatin Darven ...

... TO CORRESPO Oxpizuj.-You should not expect a thrifty young Apple tree of Blenheim Orange to fruit too freely when young. Lay bare the thick parts of the main roots a few feet around the bole, and let the air and frost get to them. Take a few incies off the poiuts of all strong shoots at once, and do so more particularly next September also. INQUISITIVE ELLEN (PlymOUth).-Simplyfil the HacIth ...