The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-09 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Feb. 9'
Telegrams received here confirm the news of the
formation of the Greek Ministry under the Presi-
dency of M. Zaimis, and its adherence to the decla-
ration of the Conference.

The Countess de Grey will give a series of re•
ceptions on Saturdays during the month, at the Lord
sident of the Council's residence, in Carlton-gardent,
The second petition against Mr. Forster,
for Bradford, has been withdrawn. too
The Belgravia and Chelsea Markets Bill was
yesterday before the Standing Order Committee.
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A dinner was given last night by Messrs. 31 f
and Co., at the City Terminus Hotel, to test the quvil°.
articles to be supplied by the Australian Meat C"'Pbiy,
The meat was not quite up to the taste of the asset id
but it was stated that steps were being taken that ire-
gradually improve it.
Watt Philips' drama, the " Dead Heart,', wag
revived last night at the Adelphi. Mr. Webster and as
Mellon sustained their original parts. Mr. A. Stirling" ,
the Abbe Latour. tt
Stirling Coyne's last drama, the "Home Wreeko
was successfully produced last night at the Surrey of
FUNERAL OF MR. KEELEY.—The intermentg.
Mr. Robert Keeley, the comedian, who died at his
tong
dente, Pelham-crescent, Brompton, on Thursday 101,
, The
place at the Brompton Cemetery yesterday morning' diats
funeral was strictly private, only a few ;of the inoie tati
relatives and friends being present. Mr. gen or,
Williams, son-in-law of the deceased, was chief mouSgo
Two MEN KILLED IN A QUARRY. -- boat
labourers, named John Kirby and John Morgan/ f,
about 60 years of age, were engaged in getting atoue posy
cutting Enear to Mr. Mawdesley's farm, Solwies- fell,
Eccleston, on Friday, when a number of large stones
killing both the men.
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The North China Daily News reports that fi
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turbance had broken out between the missionarie
the people in King-wha, about 250 miles from 1035 rig he
The Japan Gazette confirms the report 01
capture of Hakodati by the Tokugawa partisans- I, of
Last night a meeting of the Holborn Bralle'oo
the Reform League was held to take steps to PerPet°
the memory of Mr. Ernest Jones. St
There is reason to suppose that the outrag
Darlington, which resulted in the death of two Men' is
ginated with a secret society of "Irishmen" elcietil3`
that town.
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The Baby Farm at St. Luke's Workhouse
condemned last night at an inquest held before
phries, the coroner.
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The Siamese twins reappeared in London I
day at the Egyptian Hall after an absence of 30 years' id
Lord Nelson's ship, the Victory, is not to b°,
up "in ordinary," but kept at her present mooriae'rdel
to be used as a reception ship for boys entering the
nay'

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DULWICH COLLEGE.—Yesterday a dePU°,t,iltf.
representing the parishes of Dulwich, CamberWe'„,''-ovt
Botolph's (Bishopsgate), and St. Luke's, had an inter', tbs
with the Home Secretary in reference to the affairs Dr,
above college. The deputation was introduced by the
Webster, and, after some statements with regard to
ire,
management of the hospgal, and some suggested fraPilfr•
ruents, had been laid before the Home Seerettill'd, to
Bruce, in reply, said that he could not give an inlillesoljele
answer to the statements brought under his notice. - .ocl
of the objections put forward were quite new to binlcerf
some of the persons attacked had proved theraselvelh.ere-
earnest in the cause of middle-class education. ge.:-Dile
fore suggested that the deputation should ferilis:f th°
with their objections to the present management: vibet
college in writing, and he would then consiee'
course ought to be taken.
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Lady Coventry was struck out of all the Sp
caps at 9 o'clock on
nastySturday morning last.
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Vortigern has be uck out of both the P"-
Cup and County Handicap at Shrewsbury. At
Teesdale, after winning the Maiden Hunt Flats
minghatn, was sold to Mr.Drax for 60gs- ges°r:
Tho two year old Mousetrap, purchased bygr• U*, $ll-
has arrived at F. Bates's, Lambourne, to be traiaa.•
has been renamed Mrs. do Masson. a II':
DEATH OF MR. R. KIRBY.—Wo regret to ane°- %Griot,
death of Mr. Kirby, of Driffield, on Saturday nc,ol
last, after a lingering illness. Mr. Kirby was W°l Troo
in racing circles, latterly as the owner of Troasuret Trey
and Little Treasure, as also of their dam, Secre for tlO
sure. By his death Knight of Athol 's nominatiou
Derby and St. Leger of 1870 becomes void. ~,rgeS6
DuNTILLE and Co., Belfast, are the ';., re'
holders of Whisky in the world. Their Old Irish
commended by the medical profession in preference tu__„orta
Brandy. Supplied in casks and cases for home use or
en co.,
don. Quotations on application to Messrs. Danville
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Belfast; or 4, Bev fo t,-buildings, Strand, London W•
vertisement.]