... F B E X-A;B O-ff P. Y. ; . ., eeting.for.next Week..-; Mondey;-Deeember 17.-Lodges, Noe. 1, 8, Freemasons' Tavern; 21a Albion Tavern; d8; London Tavern; 218, Bridge Houne Hotel; Chap. 223, 4insell,.street. Tuesday.-Lodgeo, No. 54, Badley's Hotel; 87, Green ln, Tooleystreet. Southwark; 188, Freemasons' Tavern; Chap. 1I, Freemasons'Tavern; 49 Gun1, Pim1lico. Wediesday.-Lodges, Grand Steward's ...

... IAMICABLE PEBMANENT BUILDING I Association. A public meeting of this- society was held at the office, Sussex Hall, Leadenhall-street, on Monday last, for the purpose of giving an explanation of the principles of the society, and to ballot for an advance of money. One of the Directors informed the meeting that the Board had re- solved to obtain the services of a gentleman independent of the ...

... I . .. I-- ?? I A N CIE PARIS, W6NEs6DAy Evrxiw4-OChiistmas-day was kept a close holiday by most of the journals, and as a consequence only the: Desats, Siecle, Constitutionnel, and Caorivai, made their appearance this morning. For any news they contained, they might, however, have followed the example'of their colleagnes. The despatch from Marseilles andoincing that Kutais had been evacuated ...

... A?UAL xuu?mq'? ? I3?and ?O&?ty. C II The annual meeting of ine i be-iis Qf this society took .jiace ?? xetr Xall' .Vic E et l Jthe chair. i Thehbble C isi}'wtadjl' p'*'fw the fi~illowing' are0 the princilidj wjtone-- -The'procdha s of-the past year. may be-properlharaterised. by ?? -pi es'f est'te for dltributikmoritthe& members ihave e, therore, 1iwit;hfft t'the sanmtixmethe! offered. Thec ?? ...

... = . - F7 ;-7T LV:iD 'By thie ial'l toef ?? kIid-aIP ate- enece . as. been re'eived from HBombavy 'of the 15th''of Omera calt o th.e8th of Novemrir. Ther -iB1 C hina mail by ths amval. . The followiqs,1g 1iS 'he Ietter 'of olir Cacut~ta -corre~ ?? : ?? ?? _U-MD. ,, ?? I, Ii . -. . ?? Nov. 8. The 'Santl rebellion lies not been subdoed. The rebels uretll Jf, ,pos~session, of -Beerhleiuo ain sj ...

... | Ri1vI1F. OF HE R ACINGu ,SEASON. | : E ~~~ffloncludedJ -- ' 'By 'TOUCHSTO T . : BrIGHTOoN the agreeable appendinm .to Goodwood, was marred of its chieftcharnii.by the frightful'iatsireofthe weather; on the first day, theiwind'blowinuas it can only bkiw at Brightonan dthe Coarse being fetlock deep mn nud, fromnthe rain that had prevailed for some few days previously. Still, the Lessee spoke - ...

... PEACE: RUXOURBS AND THJEi SWEDISE i . 1- SI.. Alliance. Although we have no official authority for the rumours of peace; which. have now for several weeks been circulated with so much industry, and we have hitherto refused to .give credence to them, we are led at last to admit that some steps have been taken with a view of terminating the war. At the same time, we are very far from accept- ing ...

... TI f NEWlBPAPER PRESS AT THE CLOSE of 1855.~ What a ?? thing is one'-6!these penny newspapers ?? Jc BazaTr's .Spegecht l week C Ilfaraden. Half a year, has elapsedis'icef the favourite and long-cherished scheme of Mr. COiBDine and 'Mr. BRIGsT, for abolishing the Newspaper Stamp, was accomplished, and the time has arrived when we may at least estimate 'a portion of, th 'result. -How have the ...

... NEWS FROM -- THE WAR. | ATTACK :BY THE RUSSIANS ON THE Allied Positions. The 1foniteecr of Thursday announces that the Minister of War has received the following telegraphic despatch from Marshal Pelissier:_ ,, SEBASTOPOL, DEC. 8, 1 P.m.-I have received the following despatch from the general in command of the 1st Division of the 1st Corps 'A body of from 2,000 to 3,000 infantry, and about ...

... SOUTH LONfDONT FANCY RABBIT CLUB. MIA be A+ _ A - t _ _ ?? - , . - . - . .. ?? Tlue promoters of this society held their twenty-sixth; session for the exhibition of fancy rabbits, on Monday afternobn, at Mr. Harris's, the Equestrian Tavern, Blackfriars-road. There was a fair attendance of members and visitors. As to the 'stock shown on this occasion, it was not so good as we have noticed ...

... IT U :FF MI S C E L L A N rE A. I fly TOUCHESTONE:.;: Having reviewed at some length the leading Meetings of the past season, we now turn, by way of climax, to the performances of the chief winners; and the rides of the various artisote in the pigskin, whose fehts are worthy of a passing notice, at a time when their Ciristinas accounts are, sent in, and fresh engagerneuts dontracted. Taken ...

... Tnesday, December 25. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.-_. DANKS, Groat Bridge, Stafford. shire, timber-merchant. BANiKP.PTS.-G. HASSE, Railway-place,Fenchurch.stret,tmerchant. -J. WOODStOFFE, Leatber-laue, Holborn, licensed victnaller.-J. T. MURBAY, Lower James-street, Golden-square, pianoforte-maker.-. H. WETTONE, Oxford-street, bookseller.-,C. SHARP, Albion.road East, Stoke Newington, wholesale ...