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London, England, 1871-02-21 00:00:00

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London, January 13, 1871.

Mr. Stacpoole will ask Mr. Gladstone to-day
whether the Government will provide for the establish-
ment of a royal residence in Ireland.
The total amount raised for the relief of the
widows, orphans, &c., by the loss of the Captain, as
announced at the Dockyard, Portsmouth, on Friday after-
noon, was £47,244 12s. 11d.

The Liverpool Mercury says that the Manx special
Bry, who a year ago tried the libel case in which the
ishop of Sodor and Man was the defendant, and got
libelled themselves by one of the insular papers because
they returned a verdict for the plaintiff, have obtained
ample satisfaction. The jurors, six in number, brought
actions against the paper in question, and each has got a
verdict in his favour, with damages ranging fron £lO to
£l5.

Front some literary sketches issued at Burnley, in
Lancashire, we learnt that Mr. Heywood, the banker,
while rebuilding the large house pt E leray, near Winder-
mere, has renovated the old cottage there in which Pro-
fessor Wilson spent a considerable portion of his early
married life, and where two of his eldest children were
born. The overshadowing tree associated with the cot-
tage, and under which was the favourite
the "Profnew essor's
chair," has also been carefully preserved by pro.
prietor of the estate.
•The Record poinis out that the leading clerical
members of Mr. Voysey's Defence Fund Committee
include :—Dean Stanley, Professor Jowett, Professor
Lewis Campbell, (late tutor of Queen's College, Oxford),
a
Rev. J. D. La Touche, &c. ; and amongst the leading lay
committeemen were Lords Amberley and Adair, Sir
Charles Lyall, and Mr. Ruskin. In the list of donors are
the Right Hon. Chichester Fortescue, Bishop Colenso,
Bishop Hinds, Mr. Arthur Hobhouser Q.C• , Dr. Samuel
Davidson,' Professors Owen, Tyndall, &c.-