... C IIosEVENTS ST T XEB3Z BRADOWS _ DEP031D TO THf EDITOR OF RRYNOLD3S'B NEWSPAPER, SIR,-AS a rule, it is very Imprudent to predict what may happen unless one knows it for a certainty. In these degenerate days, prophets, as a clase, have fallen greatly into disrepute. For my own part, I am not alto. gether disposfid to concur in the now almost universal opinion that prophecy must be either ...

... T&BOUX& ASIW WAGE3. THREATENED lSRIKE OP WM7L8H COLLIEP.S. The 10,000 Welsh colliers who have threatened to strike have been advised by the Amalgamated Associa. tion of Miners to accept the offtrs made by the enm ployers. In the meantime a general suspension of in- dustry in the Cardiff 6istrict took place. AU the principal ironmasters of Monmonthshire and Sonth Wal.s met delegates from the ...

... MR. VEnI:OVN HARODUTR. PLF. O0C OVEn OROWN AttMMINTS_. At the Draids' dinner, oxtord, Mr. ?? HAeyce. *r spoke as follows 3 With respect to the Guescion o0 fh ' education, he could not stato what ?? Governmeretie' tended to do. Bat he believed he ?? sttet what thise Eouse of Comnmons woull not do. Hebelieved it wodu not nvece the education of the Irish people in the hands ci the Roman hierarcby ...

... TAE PEOPLE PAYING THE PIPER. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-The people who live in idleness have been Shah mad. They have been busy entertaining themselves, and they have taken care that the people at large shall pay the piper. The City of London has given a ball, for which the rate- payers will have to pay. The Shah has been taken down to Woolwich, and some powder has been wasted ...

... i: THM -ARRMST Oil PRINCE ITAPOLMON.. OnWedneoday ?? Napoleon audthe Prii- dtss, 4lotilde.vwith;their two sons, who had been at school 'at Vevay,' and accompanied only by. the aide-de-cam' ancd the lady-in-waiting of the princess, entered France from- Switzerlavd, and at the Begarde Station , close to Belfort, they were asked for their papers. They pro. duced their paesports, which had been ...

... -XI8giELLAWROWOU It is said that Government *iU call parament t . other a coun io of weeks earlier next year than usual. -m M. Henri Solvyss, mineister pleniposentiary of Plelgiumi Z It~aly, will, it is understood, succeed the late Baron PI canlien as Beglgrn minister in London. - ~Tbe Bishopi of Liuolojjssis'isusda form ?? for or gj Ishis dioceee, supphoacsting the Divieo aid for the T smoval ...

... TME PASTIME OP CRUELTY. ,E'rom the Ant'i,-ame-tcaw Circutar.] Ocr most heavily respecable danilies, weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, and annuals have, almost with. out exception, frequently uttered 'scornful' things about the gratuitous brutality of pigeonishaoting; and one or two of the most consistent hve declined to publish reports of tbe matches. If our eyes were not sO mach blinded by ...

... TEE LATAST MINISTERIAL G.GZXNG *.I VTEAIBURE,' The Whigs are a mean, dirty lot. Their legis- lation is always sneaking and underhanded. They have all the despotic instincts of the Tories,: none of thieir piuck.1 IThe' recent 'ublic-house` and' poli6legislati6n.'i'-a - & sedioun .i sIi, t 116u- croachment on the liberties of the people, worthy of the post tyrannical munister.,of .tAle most ...

... TRE ZYDE-P1AH DZEEXCE tuND. Go00rnITTX. 10 THE EDITOB OR RaYNOiDI;'s NwaVrAPEri. Sir,-The committee have great pleasure in thanking those zurmerons subseribero who have so nobly come for- ward to back up freedom of aieech in Our parks. The total amount subscribed up to January 196h, 1873, and ac- knowledged through your valasble paper is X90 163 4. . and the followirg with thanks hee been ...

... HOW THE MOREY GOES. TO InH EDMTOR OF ZEYNOLDS'3 NEWSPAPEII. c Sm,-If we are henceforth afflicted with such f judges as Brett and such Home Secretaries as aBruce, who is to blame? Why, the people them- e selves. Hitherto they did not possess sufficient i political power to control the House of Com- mons; and, indeed, whilst the present parlia- ment exists, the people are practically murepre- t ...

... A 31920P AT BAY. What took pla-e the other day, as reported elve- where, between the Bishop of London and a deputa- tion from the Society for Obtaining a Better Obo mervauce of the Sabbath, is both ?? and ia- otrutive. Who dejulatlion wvA evidently well AwuO that, in words at least, in the pulpit, If not in prac- tice, his lordship favoured their views, and hence the reason for waiting upon ...

... Oxam IMPIISIONED GAS STONER - Os TuMeday evening a public meeting of the workivy umof South London was held at the Lambeth Baths. Weetmijeter-road, to rccoive a COmMUDication from ob. Home Sicretary, and to tracsot other business ir =yTefence to this outrage on British justice. The Rev. ff. IL Murpby presided, and the audience wasvery largc hbn ehairmau referred to the resolutions passed at ...