... iROYAL AGRICULTURAL SUCIRTY OF I ZNGLAND. MONTILY CoufouL.-Mr. ay~mond Barker, V.P., in the Chair. Forty.t4ree new members were elected. FMrAOscS.-Mr. Raymond Barker laid before the eouncil the monthly report on the accounts of the society, from which it appeared that the curreat cash balance in the bonds of the bankers was £361. PAR.S IMPLEMENT Snow.-Mr. Evelyn Danison, M.P., ai English Juror ...

... OURREPNOY QUBSTION1. To mna R ?? or T111MORKING CHROXICLU. SIB-Tho Currency question having engrossed much at- tention, owing to the complicated state of our financial sys- tens, and the total inadequacy of specie to carry on our coin- mercial interesurse at hoam and abroad, I beg to offer some few remarks on the subject, which may tend to alleviate the diflcalty, so as to secure, at the same ...

... Too many of our aristoeraey, with griffins and phuenixes emblazoned in their coach panels, might with due significance exchange the fabu- lOU8 creatures for the domestic realities of hares and pheasants, these noblemen are such whole- sale dealers in game. Certain dukes and mar- quises are, in fact, little more than poulterers with coronets. Now, we see no reason why nobles men should not turn ...

... fl$PORNTEMPORARIES. I it Sgk o, IN Tu! CRXNEA.-rlimee.)- TO , home of the vigorous proseution of the we tB s bere eversody is in earesat; but since the gt g September that great business seems to have 8tb Qf t-jy still. Who is to blame for this miserable etood ?? act to the great and glorious tra- ad Ir 0 atob of which was Alma, the second In. the third the repulse of the 18th of June, the ...

... I.'101MGA. wntuftwoz. - Therj are ruiiurs of peace current in Paris, and also tbat the state of Frenth finances is such as to render the prosecution of the war rminous. if- not impossible. 'The SifdCe, the, most democratic of French journals published in France, inthe -course -of an indignant arlicle prompted cy the Kng f Prussis' ?? treats as supremely rldi- inteds: all ff., rriours of pease ...

... D LONDON, FlRIDAY, -DEC. 14. OuR anticipations regarding the imperfect and ill- d fashioned measure of last session relating to the ques-f tion of Limited Liability have been fulfilled. Go- e vernment were warned at the time that their piece- I meal legislation would prove abortive, and their E random attempts at the reform of an old and tough x system of injustice, barren of practical results ...

... IMlADAME, .GOLDSCHMIDT LIND AT . EXETER-HALL. 'We are not, or, porbaps, we should say we were-not, wont to be an enthusiastic people in matters of art; and although it might be a matter of but little' signification that Swedea and Germane should have proposed all sorts of absurdities by way of testifying their admiration of a favourite singer, few were prepared for the degree of excitement ...

... Heai-quarters, Sebastopol, Nov. 24. No. 1. The general court-martial 'of which Colonel Edwards, C.B., 18th Regiment, is president, will reassemble at head-quarters at eleven. a.m. on Tuesday next, the 27th instant, for the trial of such prisoners as may be brought before it. The detail is republished. Members :-2 field officers, 2 cap- tains, and 2 subs. from 3d Division.; 1 field officer, 2 ...

... THlE REASON WHY R VSSIA DOES NOT | SUR FOR PLACD. ,ns nal [From Trascte for the Prowt Criels.j oh We appeal to such of our readers as do not placidly imbibe in te intellectual nutrinent presented to them with closed eyes, ro- like infants who absorb with unquestioning complacency the he food poured into their months, we appeal to such ;and weask He tlem to put themselves in the position of ...

... MILITARY EDUCATION: SANDILURsT. -TO 7E1 IDITOI 0P TH1 DAILY KIWI. is SIR,-In my communication of the 10th DeeemnaW ied I stated that Colonel Prosser, now the Lieutenant, rot Governor of the Royal Military College, had gained rl his commission in the army by proficiency in his lid studies, and had been officially connected with lk, the institution-for more than fourteen years; In big led ...

... THEtUR&I ' LNXENNESS. AlCA-- TO r t 31111iTO l O DAILY 'NEWS. S J4 B-Xt ;vs bly~i .cterdq afternoon that I die. t eovered titt the letter In -W Daily Nse&, attributed 1b..sa p ineizi juiint;t Lord Duncan, M.P. for e Forfahnttier s that lhich I had sent you severel I wees ago -itb the signature of Dosesn. I bid b IoIkp4. .yetpthew hob.9_ jorI thin .ahont a week, and fildirg no notice of my ...

... AOCIDENT ON TER GREAT NORTBERN ii' - , RAILWAY. ' I. DONCASTBER, WnDN)NDAY Mo Je. rr Lost evening, at Buttiih Station, the mixeil eXpYMa9 from London, Iwhich; artivesat Best Retford at 9.6, ws8 telegraphedssaehavng left ihat station for Dodaster. After-4 it had been due for souieteime the officials of Doncaster set? off a pilot engine, friehi found the train at the Ran*ill Station, ?? Retford, ...