The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-04 00:00:00

THE COURT.

The Court is at present at Buckingham Palace, but
are expected to remerre to Windsor Caitle on Tuesday.
On Thursday next, the 7tll June, her Majesty will, it is
expected, honour Ascot Races with her piesence, accom-
panied by a brilliant court.
. During the summer, when the accouchement of the
Princess Frederick William is expected, the Prince
Regent will reside at Berlin and Babelsburg. Her
Majesty Queen Victoria will arrive at Berlin in Sep-
tember to be present at the baptism of the infant, and
will reside at the nevi palace at Potsdam.
_ _

CABINET COUNCIL.---Soon after the arrival of the
Premier in town, from Broaalands, he issued summonses
for the Cabinet to assemble on Saturday. The Chan-
ceilor of the Exchequer arrived in town, from Clifden,
and the Dthe of Newcastle came front Clumber Park
on Friday night, to be present. All the Ministers
assembled on Sattirday' afternoon at Lord Palmerston's
official residence ; the Cabinet met early, and the Council
separated about half-past four o'clock.

Herr Koppitz, a performer on the flute, of Continental
reputation, has just arrived in London.
It is announced that the annual gathering of the
charity schools of the metropolis, which. has hitherto
been held in St. Paul's, is this year to take place at the
Crystal Palace.
We understand that the Hon. and Rev. Samuel
Waldegrave, Canon of Salisbury and Rector of Barford
Martin, Wilts, will be the new Bishop of Carlisle,
in £ho TOM of Dr. Villiers, translated to the Sec of
Durhani.

ALBERT SMITIV'S WILL.--Mr. Albert Smith, by his
will, dated the 3rd of March last, leaves his house and
premises, North End Lodge, Fulham, with all the furni-
ture, books, plate, and other effects, to his widow. He
then gives several pecuniary legacies to relations and
friends-; and, after making provision for his widow,
*mother, and sisters, ho leaves the residue to his brother
Arthur, whom, together with his friend Mr. Arthur
Pratt-Barlow, he appoints executor and truster, His
effects wiff yrtohably he swam under £25,000.
THE PEREGRINE FALCON.—There are at present to
be seen here three specimens of this beautiful bird.
Two of the birds were shot in the neighbourhood of the
' Gatehouse ; their plumage is a beautiful blueish grey.
The other specimen is a young bird—shot at Mollance
—its plumagey
,brown and grey, the breast being
beautifully barred. This bird is likely to be soon
extinct in Galloway, unless some restraint is put on
gamekeepers and pseudo-sportsmen, in their endeavours
to exterminate every bird of prey on.the pretence that
they destroy grouse and other game, the injuries com-
mitted by falcons and othet birds of that class being
greatly eXayegerated.—.Dumfries Courier.
THE "Most USELE,S BEINGS IN THE STATE."—
Lord Llanover, in the course of his evidence before the
Miscellaneous Expenditure Committee, on Thursday,
said that the Lords of the Treasury were useless mem-
bers of the Government, and the most useless beings in
the State: (A laugh.) They had nothing whatever to
do. Sir S. Northcote : " You are aware that the
Scotch Lord of the Treasury has the management of
the Scotch business ?" Lord Llanover : "Yes ; but
there is very hula." The Chairman : "Can you state
from your own knowledge that the Lords of the Trea-
sury have no duties to perform ?" Lord Llanover : "
never was connected with the Treasury, except from
holding the office of First. Commissioner of Works ; but
from the knowledge thus acquired I should say they
have nothing to do."
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.—On Saturday after-
noon a public meeting of the members of this society
was. held at Willis's Rooms, London. The Right Hen.
Sidney Herbert presided, and there were present Lord
Elcho, the Earl Spencer, Lord Wiest, Sir John Mildmay,
Captain Mildmay, the Hon. F. Byng, Mr. Roupell,
M.P., the Earl of Ellesmere, Viscount Feilding,
the Earl Grosvernor, and many other gentlemen.
The Chairman in opening the proceedings said
that no one had taken a warmer interest in the movement,
or had watched its progress with greater satisfaction
than he had, and he had' seen with astonishment the
enormous numbers which had been collected, some-
thing far beyond what was originally contemplated by
its most sanguine promoters; and he was surprised at
the spirit and perseverance with which the drudgery and
details of drill had been gone through, and which had
given a practical refutation to all those sinister prophecies
which met the original movement, and which said
that it would he merely child's-play, and that the corps
would consist of uniforms and no men, and that the
volunteers would never be able to become practically
acquainted with the movements they were to practise
in the field. The right hon. gentleman gave a
description of the success of the association, stating in
conclusion that the total receipts of the year had been
£3,308, towards which a large number of volunteer
corps had subscribed.—Lord Elcho said the balance in
hand would be swallowed : up, if not more, by the
great meeting which it was proposed to hold on
Wimbledon Common in the month of July next.
In reply to several questions put by Lord Fielding,
Lord Elcho said that the competition would be free to
candidates from any nation, each candidate
,paying a
guinea. It would not be permitted to any candidate to
shoot with a rifle weighing more than 1011 es., and there
were to be no hair triggers. Mr. Roupell asked whether
the meeting was not rather early. Lord Eleho said
they were obliged to hare it early, as they expected that
her Majesty would attend.

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SURROUNDING NEIGHBOURHOOD.

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prepared wftli rrl unmaially
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IV EVERY DEP.A.E2ITENr.
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W. H. TOOK
(tIiCGESSOR TO F. L. LIAVSBI7RG
OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS
• LIVERPOOL,
Respectfully solicits attention to his immense Stock of
JEWELLERY.
of the newest and choicest design, and in the greatest variety.
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS,
of the most fashionable patterns ; the quality warranted.
WATCHES.
London-made LEVERS, with all the latest improvements.
Liverpool WATCHES, at all prices.
Geneva WATCHES, from the best makers.
CLOCKS
of all descriptions, including the very latest designs, con-
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ARTICLES' DE PARIS,
a rich and varied astortment.
SEVItES, DRESDEN, and FARIAN CHINA, BOHEMIAN
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BUHLWORK,
of every description.
DRESSING-CASES, WORKBOXES, DESKS, EA' ELOPE-
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TABLE AN.D POCKET CUTLERY
MEDIEVAL and PAPIER-MACHE GOODS.
CHANDELIERS,
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Public Buildings and 'Private Residences Pitted for tas
Estimates and Priees forwarded on application.

W. It. T. requests the favour -of an inspection of the Stock,
and begs leave to state that he has determined to adhere to
the modern rule of business, viz :
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS.

W. H. TOOKE,

LIVERPOOL

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