The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-04 00:00:00

,o have made copies of two hands.

Ma. VINCENT WALLACE is so far recover_ in
s
be out of immediate danger. His many friends, bcPtilfs.
this country and in Paris, look forward to a yet Ina
vourable turn of the malady.—The Orchestra.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR t
ENSUING WEEK.—Monday—Royal Institution, 97.
2 ; Electricity, Professor Tyndall. Entomological, off,"
Asiatic, at 8. Architects, at 8. Society of Arts at 8 61-ro
tor Lecture) Geology and the Arts and Manufactures,
lessor Ansted. Tuesday—Ethnological at 8: DeStruetioe
of Aborigines of Chatham Island by a Maori Invasion' bo
Travers ; Inhabitants of Asia Minor, previous to
t of
Greeks, Mr. Hyde Clarke. Engineers, at 8: Draineei,
Paris," Mr. Hederstedt. Photographic, at 8. 1tc13,1,1
tution, at 3 : Introduction to Study of Chemistry, -Lat
sor Hofmann. Wednesday—Archaeological A.ssocisti°flu'is,
84; MSS. relating to Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. Read ;
covery of Roman Villa, Garnet Bay, S.W., Rev. Cot'
Society of Literature, at Bf. Society of Arts, at,B„,:t° Inv
ton Gins, Mr. Colburn. Microscopical, at 8: vct 8:
con, by Dr. Greville. Graphic, at 8. Geologica'
Echinodermata from Arabia, ecc , Mr. Martin- Pti"-)fr•
Fossil Contents of Caves at Windmill. Hill, Gibraltar, of
Buskandß
theone
Bones in
e the D
Nile and
Dr. .FalconerG;aAngseses,rted Occurivilcefal'
Human
36
c.,
late Fro'
toner. Thursday—Royal Academy, at 3 Sculpt:
fessor Westmacott. Royal Institution, at 3 : Introu-eat si•
to Study of Chemistry, Prof essor Hofmann. BOY 8 Tl'fi
Antiquaries, at 84. Friday—Royal Institution, at -00
Eozoon, or earliest known Fossil, Professor Ile
Saturday—Royal Institution, at 3 : Nervous SYst 6-1
fessor Marshall.—Athenxum.
qty Co
DR. LUSHINGTON.—Yesterday Dr. Las' t
Cur
resumed his duties as judge of the Admiraiti,,, he
for the first time since his late illness. Consitler7xl
great age of his lordship, now in his 84th year, It); JOS;
better than was anticipated, added to which be g 3 c)"
meat in three cases with his accustomed luck--
arrangement, and afterwards heard several cases' 001
HER MAJESTY'S CHAPELS ROYAL.---V-131°Dielif
will commence the special Sunday services/ 1.4e0
by cotnmand of her Majesty, are celebrated chlr.ol
every year in these chapels. At the Chapel .tfaill
James's, the sermon at the twelve o'clock servic° r 11"
preached by D. Ellicott, Lord Bishop of Glouceste
Bristol. At the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, the Ser10001('
the morning will be preached by the Very Bev' 9,1 r ,tiji3
dean of Chichester ; and in the afternoon by his -drace'.l.;,3t3
Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all Englajliti- • 50
service in Whitehall Chapel commence at Chad.jto:i.
p.m. The Sunday afternoon sermon at the laat
Whitehall, attracted very large congregations of tli°
A considerable space in this chapel and the lisrbi°l:oo 00°
galleries are free to the public. It accoraill°'
persons. +l., the fe:
LORD AMBERLEY.—In compliance W.''-
, trati:l
quest of the Leeds and West Riding Liberal I's' 61,00-
Society Lord Amberley has agreed to address e
of
oh:
electors of Leeds the week after next, -with a Viet'boroa,s4
coming a candidate for the representation a tot
His first address will be delivered on Monday', tile 11,fontti;
to the Liberal electors of some of the wards ea 1101,0"
and those of the remainder of the wards on tb(3. ',,,°
Wednesday. Should his political views meet tort'.
probation of these meetings, it is understood that 'oll,elec'
ship will address a public meeting of electors and°
1/e
tors on Thursday. Y%by
TA LATE LORD WILLOUGHBY IYE'I-v.-13inotiri;
mortal remains of the Right Hon. Lord t rot 5
D'Eresby were on Thursday consigned to their 101551 y. bac);
place, beside those of Lady Willoughby, in the f ;fitter:Li Vi'of
ing vault at Grimsthorpe, Lincolnshire. Tbe '-istrats
private. On the recommendation of the 111100 c106,0j,
Crieff, the shops and other places of business
wero tol'or
from noon till 3 o'clock p.m., and the town bell% riefli°of
at intervals during the day, out of respect to t.TivaeS
of the deceased nobleman. In the adjoining too SUS'
Muthill, Comrie, and St. Fillans business of OriA
pended for a part of the day. The magistrates orst, avg,
have agreed to meet in the Town-hall on Suu dalottraTo,
afterwards to proceed in a body, dressed in de op incur
seat
to the parish church, where they will ocettPYtano•
dor nigt
in
longing to the Drummond Castle estate.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.—During Thars4, cot 0,
and yesterday morning several fires bro% of tb,
what is termed the metropolitan disttr::::10„1:010t000gi$011::::
were of an extensive character, but others W.e coliflog to
to deserve public notice. Amongst
tions was one that occurred in the preoliBc!..ner, aDa
Mr. Tomkins, late Shrimpton, licensed vi
St, Anarf,oo-
- of the Green Dragon Tavern, I°lvi, favor 't to
hill, Doctor's-commons. Plenty of the firemen
pang's water having been procured the
fy,„Y weal
01 unable
pang's
work in their usual intrepid manner, but pa r
p,,
to get the flames extinguished until the P
rsatllo 0 0
premises was destroyed and the lowertro „d
maged by water. The origin of the fire is ‘.l' racyea
c f'lll'
heat was so intense that the front walls ha"_,,o3, to yet,
bulged to such an extent that they aro Orec'sirt si ©stet'
A similar fire occurred about 20 raintere,,,b, liceioas•
day morning, in the premises of Mrs. •
victualler, and owner of the Three Conipas.7_, 000
10.0,
The flames were not extinguished pa
tr. opooleuor4
greatly burnt. About half-past two o'clo. hst:`; /4r.
.01,71,
ing a fire was discovered on the protalsue,,, ,To. 3, 4_„,i,500
Clement, corn chandler and seed raercha preP-00
wer part c)/ ufferer
street, Ba.rnsbury-road. The lo
and the stock in trade were destroyed. ."
insured.