... QUEEN'S COLLEGE AND THE HOSPITAL. m - - ' THE SURGEONCY. : ;, '-Ine monthly mseeting of else Council of th4e College -was held on Wednesday morning, G. B. KtcOWLeSe, Esq., in time chair. The minutes of the last (special,). Council Mteeting-having hemn teadi by thle DRAN of thle FACULTY, 055 thle question of their confirmatien heing put, Dr. MILLvn rose ansi enqumired why the moinsutes Werei ...

... ?? NOTICESTo CoRnESPONDBTS. x1% B.-We see no reason for exempting the gentlemen referred to from fair criticis. . C.-It is quite possible to degrade things sacred by the familiar treatment of them in a newspaper, and therefore while we appreciate the earnestness of our correspondent, we do not feel justified in adopting his suggestion. We may be week-day preachers without importing religion ...

... I ?? 'Rtims. LEAMINGTON. FirEE Purseo LBRAsivy.-Considerabie dissatisfaction has been excited in the mninds of many 'of the ratepayers of this town, on account of the taile manner inc which the Public Libraries Act, adopted by an overwhelming majority at a public meeting, held more than twelve months since, has been carried out by the Local Board of Health. This Board retained the management ...

... I'Lle 1E.,ourt tO IC, 'Ibilut. Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Higlness the Prince Consort left Windsor Castle at half-past eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning, accompanied by the Prin- cess Royal, the Princess Alice, amd Prince Frederick Wil- liam of Prussia. A gunard of houour of the Scots Fusilier Guards, with the band of the regiment, received the Queen with the usual honours at the ...

... .xi, #fkqlv' FRANCE. The newly-eleoted members of the Corps Legislatif who have refused to take the oath are reduced to two, MU. Carnot and Goudehaux. MIU. Darimon and Ollivierjthe only other opposition members for Paris, (now that General Cavaignao is dead,)have taken it, as it was expected they would do. So also- have M. Curi, of Bordeaux, and ?? Henon, of Lyons. The latter refused it once ...

... CT )e ?? ct top oW. Mr. Hodges, of the Western Circuit, has been appointed Chief Justice of the Cape Colony. The selection of Mr. Hodges for this appointment has been in no degree influenced by party coxisiderations, as Mr. Hodges has never taken any share in political discussion. Mr. Hodges is the author of a valuable work on railway lands.-T2'iles. PENSIONS TO INDIAN On'eomas.-On Wednesday, ...

... W* agham Pkig gf. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1857. .Nearly fourteen years ago the proprietors of the paper launched to-day became connected with the Birming- ham Journal. Duringtheseyearsthey have continued to conduct that paper, with what result to the public the popularity it enjoys is perhaps the best evidence. This long association with the public interests of the locality, and the weekly proofs ...

... The show closed yesterday evening; and considering the gloomy aspect of commercial affairs, and the disagreeable weather which has marked the last two days, the result pecuniary and otherwise majibe considered very satisfactory. The following isacomparisos of receipts for this year and last;- 1856f. 1857. L. a. d. A. s. d. Firstday. 150 5 0 ?? 11910 0 Secondday ?? ?? 0 ?? 312 8 0 Thirdday ?? ...

... 6,01milu'dill 'flub Aliildalrly. TiH NORTOIUMBORLAND AND DURitur DISTRICT BANK. -A mneeting of the shareholders of this Isnfortiinate company is called flr thle Ith instant, 'For the purpo; of receiling and con- ?? a .ltte81neelt of the affidrs of Ielesaid company, and of adnl tinig- such resolutions with r espect th eto, as may be deemed epedienlt, annd generally to consider alld edido oil ?? ...

... By &13ROT:1 AND INqTERSNATIONAL BOziSPAY's TE1LXaRAP Omaess, Temple BuDidings, New Strtet. LAUNCH OF THE LEVIATHAN. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. The launch was resumed at two this afternoon. On the power being applied, the ship moved directly, and did the first foot in eleven minutes. At 2.85 she had moved altogether 472 inches at the bow, and 474 at the stern. In one case she moved 12 inches at oncs. A ...

... w. C1t : l. Tiir L'ANGELIrR FUND.-Wo are requested to state that the suml of £80. Os. O3. has been remitted to the mother of the ill-fated 12 angelier, as the result of a sub-_ scriptiona entered into by a few friends on her behalf. COAL. STATcSTICS.-From the emonthly Export Coal List for Oetober, published by Mess rs. W. and H1. Laird, coal merchants, Liverpool, we find, that ?? total ...

... YESTERDAY. (Ero~n owr -i Beorers.) Ties Imperial Parliaenent of the united Kingdomy of Greet 'Britain ?? was opened yesterday bylseria~isjestyinipersoni, and a Session lens just been inangusrated with all that splendid and imposing ceremonial svhich-usssally accompanies the presence of Royalty on steel important occasioles. Since the prorogation of Parlianeent there has hemn apparently but ...