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... tot fraud* 0 P It a 0 a O1 p Vi ti a y ti N S .1 VWIXDSOR, -Doi. 29. . The Earl of Clarendon, and Colonel Steele (Cold-, stream Goards) late - Military Secretaty to the Corn- nander-in Chief in the Crimes, arrived yesterday afternoon' on a viait to her Majesty. I The dinner party included the Duchess of etnt, the: Prince. Royal, Prince. Ernest of Leliciiken, the Belgian' Minister and Madame ...

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... TO THE BDITOR OP TOE DAtt. SNWS. SIR,-Our attention has been directed to a letter in your impression of the 8tlh inst;nt, headed 'I More Railway Mismansagement,'t and signed John Wardel, refloetiin in severe terms upo Ithe management of the South Yorkshire Company. We beg the favour of equal publicity for a few words in reply. M;. Wardel complains that upwards of balf e, millido ha been ...

... MR. CECIL FANE'S REPLY TO THE COM- MITTEE OF EASrERN COUNTIES RAILWAY SHAREHOLDERS. TO THU EASTERN COUNTIES COMKITTXB OP INvESTISA. Tle N. . GENTLLEx N,-I have receired a letter, dated Bisthopsgate Station, Committee of Investigation, but not signed by any one, requesting me to resign my seit at the Eastera Counties board, on the ground that I have not watched over the interests of the ...

... LIBRTY. OF .WOSSiIP iZ BNGLAND. At the Doter Quarter Sesidons held on Thursday, ;resa luteebt nt~k Es 'DWOP CAroniek was iinifeited bj , deasulyerowaS§ ' ot'it': jD ' w ohereie mee Brot:, grocer was ehargedtwithX unlaiwlull disturbing a certain Imaeeting snd congregation of protestant dissenterS sasmbld. Ifor seliglous wobrsp,'et'Dower, on the 21et November. ?? Ieeodebr ?? . Boduin, lsq )r in ...

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... PROFESSOR MILLER'S EXRTEU.flATL ORA'riOl. t is TO TUN ZDITOR OF THb DAILY NaWa. see SIR,-The above ]earoed gentleman went far out hao of his way-for es from Edinburgh to L-adon-to ialurnif at the great benighted Babylon by a grand display of our ond 6Northern lights * For this exoursion, albeit performed Ii in -the hottest- 'haste; he has been rat rr evrel d taken to tek by some of the ...

... I THE DARLINGTON DOCTORS AND THE I BLOW POISONING CASE AT BURD'N. 111 a RI 10 al it it 01 'C hI al ti a' iIt, Ift ;b r' IN pi P II b I TO TEN EaITO O F f1 DAILY NEW1. d SIn,-Ie Mr. Ford's letter, which appeared in the h Daily News of the 27th, he writes, D, Dr. H-slewood ays, ' I did not promise to send Mr. Brecknell a full n desription; I promised, as the letter shows, to des- e cribs the ...

... -ILATEST FROM ABROAD, .. I . . .0 F.RA CE. at ADDRESS OF NAPOLEON 11. TO THE Be] IMPERIAL GUARD. (F.eOK OUR OW cORREsPONfDElNT.) I PARIS, SATURAY RVi NNG. ha It has been my lot to record-in that hurried way an, in which alone a correspondent who passes an excift h ing day amidsct rowds which aet at nought al pre- f vious calculations about locomotion, can jot down -his impressions but just in ...

... (IoRO OUR OWN CORREiPONDENT.) NAPLES, DEo. 22. 'As I feared would be. the case, the change of ministers has produced no change in the financial system so injuriously, adopted and acted upon in this kingdomn. The great fraud continues, nay has been' extended. For on the 13th instant an order of the minister was published in the Giornale UZ7idake, by which the Pint price of silver is-again ...