... THM WIZARD AT THE LYCEUM:i: Thepermauentsuccess of Mr. AlbertShaitb,mr.Woodin, aid other monologistsaffords strongproofsthat'thegreat publicisnotso fl'ckieiii its tastes as is generally supposed, ad' comparing thelr'issree Vith that of the inimitable Mathews, the father ofi the present' Mr. Chas. Mathews, it would seem that there is in; these days a quicker appre- ciation, among a larger ...

... | BELTTING /BOP THE WEEK. tATTttBSAL% L'S, Mo9aA.-The near approach of Christmas renders 6portioe maiteis sonietyhc flat band but a limited number of subscribers attend ; The Co'rnei. erober was the only animal mentioned on Mon- day in rsspect to the iCheterCnp: 500 to 10 was the taking-p rice. For the Two Th~o~usand, Yelloq J~ack'was in strong demand. Artillery was firmly snpporttdfior ...

... | MESSRS. STRAHA7, PAUL ANDBATj1B. I I e - ?? _ ...

... CRS?PiL ?c?7??&ky. An extraordiary general meeting of the shareliodrs i this corn- tiany;waysheld bii Pidayat thef Briage'llouse s oheh ;for the cn.r- p fs' rce'swiv~iga ibrtfioom, the C6miitiee o'f Ii'vestikation . X 'AlrS ,O,'keo*,he! Caixm~asn np~ay, prasired, d n Opening the ~rocevexngs stated, the ord'r.in.which -the bimess ~would le sa iteo tlie-propnietors.. The 'first resolitib. would ...

... : I- , OLONDON ,GAZTTE8. Tuesiday, December, 11. WAIR OFFICE, Dta. 11. BRBEVET.-Lieutenaat olon el Robert Parker Campbell, ?? g0th Regiment% to be promoted -to- the rank of colonel in the army, for his distiuguished service in the field. To be Aides-de-Camp to the Queen with the 'rank of Colbineltin, the arinv :-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonei Williao Montagu Scott X'Mnrdo, Director-General of the ...

... THEI : HOSPITALS, AT: SCUTARI ANIYfl, I 8 , myrnA. E : .The following is a nominal list of the deaths in the hospitals at Scutari between the 18th and 25th of November ' Privates William Payne, Medical Staff Corps, choleia- Joseph Thorell,-asi Dragoon'Guards, cholera ;.Corporal William Padden 1st- Dragoon Guards, cholera; Privates James Johnson,. Ist Dra- goon . Guaxc, cholera; Henry Wilson,, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SECOND EDITION. : SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1855. THE BRITISH LION IS WAXING UP. England generally begins war withA adisaster or tw6 -at least, war on land. She holds so high a position among European nations, that she is always early in the field, as ?? arbiter in those great quarrels which shake the world; and, as it -is not her plan or policy to maintain during peace time a large military ...