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... SITTING= OF THE VRZXOH INSTITUTE 07 THE 11TA AND 18TH DEO3XBDR, 1887. (Whiuem clusivlepfsr the London Difapat~)' The twi last sittingsof thie-Institute beinii~ther ,.ba we have thought it :8advisqge to..e ondense lthOtwo rept*sto ones I d [,TIOOT ,. . zsS ...

... We have just received the following curious and inte- resting communieation, which we hasten to lay before our readers:- Since the tear 1,000 there bare been twenty-four differont war between England Franas, twelve between England and Scotland,' eight betwveen England ard Spai, and seven writh other countries-in ell, )ifty,-onas warj. Ther have been sis ware writhin one hundred years, ris.: ...

... - FACTS Am 1pS. -I Twelve condemned criminals were exposed in the pillory at Paris 'last week On the filrt day of the year, the tolls at VauxhaU-bride 4were're- duced one-half on unladen waggons and carts drawn by two or more horses, and a proportionate Ireduc- tion on all light vehicles..The splendid ''nd unique medallion of Dioclesian, which formed part of M. Minaut's collection of ...

... ., IATICS FOR T-HE P i r o sniib Thi-B -eal. nse of th to- sought~frin dwdefedtive esorial siytem v the Irish --thii ~elv andi l ktl our 'state acth arge firmeid byr the foUowing p ;s .f mirrate x a letr rite Pefencs ef theminteial doiiL Bill for Irelsn and published- m. the r!Mornikag Chlroniie. TeBillsiays the writer- t W, km e;Iesndl'rd nordea..circum speot, raed si prevent him (to any ...

... SE OLECT-ON0 1, . 06o~ pr~imu hastiils ivornhavroe neiohte mefrmicinal purpbsee-,but .baveie~tm~ MUCS' n te vscea, nd emoed ervous complaints, whenallothr rmedis hve eentiled In 4aiu.~ He directs- acorn, coffee to be prepared in~ tie folloWing6 manner ,-- Take sound and ripe acornsi, peel off their busks, divide the kernels, and, ofter gradually drying, oasnt them in's 6aclse vessel,, ...

... o r m, j Jwl e B i -4Jatorpy J o sthrPu si l tad % iw P. .wornftheabodi-place: of-asn enlaved, js i p0f IthAri atiedie' the aeobf he; r~jtht is~ble4i hoqsts-of thj'Oeza Csr .h6 &i p i teh ri d h uldrif th 4 sof !, ; hof tl Ws t i Ud t l - of Css e,, and King n 0;4i n d t4r6 ii he, dust before tl. viearay, pf. ,t~ utrian tx-' h .~~t and o~ tihxet .bie.n.of te epi, e~trilgle~ ofSn! 'vain to ...

... *. f i£lE .A I IE S N I P3ANAPA.,%'_ ; uThe; iollowrina brief deipateh from CGlada is-allI thbt the- g `overnment bae -thouight fit Jtcr . Make kaorti-dhtetplO m-tiWuqpt-n 'It appared A despateb ha, been received from Lieutanut-mfirM SikJobn ColIorni, LC.B,.Cecimmaularef.cbefLFoP6i in Caxta4a, dsaed.:,e. 3, 1S3T.sf- ivieb tle.filllowing wia« a extrct-rr; ...

... SOUTH LANCASHIRE ANTI-POOR LAW .ASSOCIATION. : : .' .I MACCLESSFIRLD.-A public meeting was held at the White Lion, Hurdsford, on Saturday evening last, to receive a deputation from the South Lan- I caslire Anti-Poor Law Association, who stated that Kthe-object of their visit was to organize a 'society in that town to promote the repeal of the Poor Law A Amendment Act, by calling a public ...

... ::OVINIAL LIE 30 .B 1)1XS , i3nax.-;Some 'malicionaudi * heartless villains-x'iave biroken inm four plaes thej F' haadsomnb altir-,vindow in B6dinin ehurch;' repre - senti-.g the Accsion; paintedb Lo1re ofLIindn t which cost theleate Lord de Dustauile upwards o '6001.' Thetoii council imAmediately -ofered '501' rew6ard fi the diseoveir of 'the ofe~ieders ',v'et' th&e ' outrage was repewd Aon, ...

... ?? :I - I?Q;E ?M?l %, tli!z ?:, ;., ? 1, w - p ?'. in,6e, southern beavenq ok. a csgarcve On the lAth of Mayilast the wrad 1q milions o iles frnom,-tf ejarth, sat .nov she is only 69 millions. Hence the present. month is the most favourable time for'observing her. TRE POST Orlck.-From Mr. Hill's pamphlet on Post-office Ref6rm, it appears that the number of letters chargeable with postage, that ...

... - TO?. OrR: R4. Wi . -t '.; pie torof th oidon D3isp'atch cannot ! ,C , X *tcoewit ozt nvm'wth felings of tiwtio and pride, tovthe numeroutokens.of Ain w and good feeling' which ave been trans- te to'hi fsuarts within the last fe wee. All of thce ad , in terms of apprva, to the etensibe inmp rovement which have gra duall ijeen introduced into the Paper sic it has become his property. Such ind ...