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London, England, 1868-06-19 00:00:00

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The Norfolk Agricultural Society commenced
yesterday a large and successful exhibition at Downham.
Prince of Wales is among the exhibitors.
Tho death is announced of Mr. G. Walker
Arnott, Professor of Botany in the University of Glasgow.
TEE ROYAL. Lusa browny/IL—Yesterday after-
noon a dewtation, headed by the Hon. John P. Vereker,
and including Sir Arthur B. Guthman kLP.. Mr. Maurice
Brookes, '9-mount Hamilton, M.P., James Yokes Mackey,
J.P., Sir John Gray, M.P., Jonathan Pin, M.P., William
Lane Joynt, D.L., Sir Patrick O'Brien, M.P., Major Lau-
rence, and B. Knox, D.L., waited upon the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, at his official residence in Downing-
street, to pray his consent to an arbitration for the pur-
chase of the site of the Dublin Exhibition building to
be converted into the Royal Institute of Arta, pro-
posed to be established by govern ent in that ooun-
try. Mr. Henneker, after apologising for the unavoidable
absence of the Lord Mayor of Dublin, explained that they
waited upon him (the right hon. gentleman) pursuant to •
resolution passed at a meeting over which the Lord Mayor
of Dublin presided, to the effect that a deputation should
wait upon the Premier, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
his excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and the Lord Mayor,
to urge upon them the importance of at once purchasing
the Exhibition Palace grounds for a price to be settled by
arbitrators mutually chosen. The hon. gentleman then
to inform the Chancellor of the Exchequer that
e I:nerd4mg was in Chancery, and that it might, if not at
cow secured, slap into other hands. He expressed • hope
that the government would reconsider the value of the site
and building , and purchase it. Immediate action, he said,
was necessary, and the people of Ireland were universally
in favour of the site for the proposed institute. The
Chancellor of the Exchequer mid he quite agreed that the
site was a most valuable one, and that the government
i had appointed two gentlemen to make • report as to its
value, and their estimate was about that which the go-
vernment had first formed. They had, however, since
appointed a commission to make a detailed report as to
the practicability of converting the building, and he could
not, therefore, give them an answer till they had received
the report of the ommnission. Mr. Pim and several other
gentlemen said • few words in support of the object, and
the deputation withdrew.
ST. PAITL'B CATHXDRAL.—On Tuesday next
there will be a grand choral festival service in the Ca-
thedral in behalf of the Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel. The service will commence at half -past three
o'clock in the afternoon, when the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs
will attend in state. In addition to the full choir of the
Cathedral, members of the choirs of her Majesty's Chapel
Royal, Westminster Abbey, and the Temple Church will
be t The Lord Bishop of Ely will preach. The
• of Canterbury will attend, and it is expected
that his grace will be met by a large body of the London
clergy, who will attend in their robes to join the proses-
site. In the evening the Lord Mayor will entertain the
bishops, and others at a banquet in the Mansion-house.
WELLINGTON COLL7/01.—The 53rd anniversary
of the battle of Waterloo was oelebrated in the usual man-
ner at Wellington College; but, owing to • variety of cir-
cumstances, venters of distinction were leis numerous than
they have been on any pprne occasion. Among thole,
present were Lord 'Lord and lady Brid-
Right Hon. Spencer Walpole, Mr. and Mrs..
John Walter, Mr. Cox, Lord and Lady Gilbert
Kennedy, Admiral Sir Alexander and Lady Milne,
Sir John Kay-Miuttleworth, Dr. and Mrs. Bal-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley, Colonel and the
Hon. Mrs. Wilbraham, General and Mrs. Lawrence, &c.
The usual prism were distributed by Dr. Benson, the
head master, the °mammy being diversified by recita-
tions and part sasses bun Moraine, Oahe, and Mmridan.
" God care the Queen" was sung at the end of the sere-
loony, and the invited vain then prooesded to lunch in a
musses mooted for the oesadom