... RtAILW\AY TI~ME, TABLE1'S. DECEMIBER, 1857. tr The Train7s will 1Sum o Olb /WStl~uCe Dasy as o7l &nbdals. OXSFORD, WOR1CESTIER & WOLVEBH EA1MPTO1N. DOW71.-1FrOr LONDONf to OXFORID, WlORCESTER', anid 1VOLVHBIJIA IIrTON TR.AINS LEAVE Euston-square a Palddington ?? Oxrford/ Arrive Leave OxfolrdI L.&N. W. 5 Handburough Leave Oxford G[. W7e. Station J Handhborough Cliarlbury ?? Ascott ?? ...

... NEWV FARM BUILDING7S AT SUIRBURN. The Illhstr-ue~j LOnnloni Ncr-'(S of Satinsdaly last gives onl- gra^vings of tine newv farm buildingrs recenltly erected crc Lord M~acclasfleld's estate at Sinirbin iS, ?? Withl the followhng exphnnlatory notice: At this season of the year, Agriculture aud Rural Im- provements become sulbjects of onramonnt attracetion ;and the great gatherhing of the ...

... TrHE VfICTOERIA BRIDGE ATR NOgTREAi. (From the Canzadian N~ewrs of Dec. 9.) We have the pleasure of offering to our subscribers, asl a supplement to this day's publication, a view of what hasl been not inappropriately designated the greatest engi- neern~g work of modern times. The Victoria Bridge is tubular, and is built on the principle of the Britannic Bridge, which spans the Mienaix Straits ...

... OiLD MACHAR SETTLEMENT. -C - - A 0 - ire, )rs, the tie, at Is- wvs ha- ave ma- *ed- ent Ic- col- est, re- nan iaw.- ; his ieen por- two iich, the pa- mme ir of -k to 'wa the aba a en lent. nen, urs. orm fain I th had Yheu way beer t th fact ng ir L n iS gy o e in il re i th wit! nes wor! iean 1, ap I, cc ldye ettle ld 0 effec LA~, iTsoI .t an 5, tth r, ha wh n th ifine id h terin crit if tl ...

... proprie FManse of Leslie, December 21, 1857. tion to iYuyper of the 16th current conta ins a report of the of, the prceig t meeting of the Managers of the Royal Infirmary, that hi on the 14th~ curent, which is very incorrect, and calculated to Inn convey a false impression. Allow me to correct some rais-state- repon fmeets, and else to make a few remarks on Pbo~ part of the pro- it hem, ...

... 11Monday, Dec. 7. fr A Meeting of the Managers was held this day-the Lord W Provost in the chair. n( The business of the meeting was to elect fourteen addi- tional Managers for the year. The regulations on the point T were read, and also the nomination of the above number of re gentlemen, by the Committee of Management, in virtue of re I the charter. hi a The list thus submitted was agreed to; ...

... Two events which occurred last week-the one fa- vourable, and the othef unfavourable to a restoration of public confidence-have kept matters much as they were: we mean the arrangement of Messrs Dennistoun with their creditors to pay in full, with interest, ini two years and a-half, and the suspension of payments. by the Northumberland and Durham Bank. It is difficult w 1 to see how Messrs ...

... ?adiauirntari? ?rnr?rbing?. OPENING OF PAI?LIAMENT. ? ?? ant enQ? HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, DECEMIiER ? the The Imperial Parliament was opened thi s day be her Majesty lie in person, amid the usual pomp and splendour. Theinteriorof l'al the Houce of Lords presented a spectacle of surpassing brilli. rec easy, and at a quarter past two o'clock general expectation was £ at its height, when the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YRSTFR-Dk.-,? I r-- ?? - ?? I LBY MHAGNXET10 TELEGRApoc.] The LORD CHAttCELLOR took his Beat at tiV, Cock Lord ST. GuruaAns brought up the answer to the in which her Majesty promised her Co-operatio0 is out all measures for the advancement of the countrsi. Earl GuANVILLE, referring to what took place on vious night's debate, declared he was in a poeitioh to tradict two ...

... I LICENSED GROCERS AND V11iTN SOCIETY. i - -. 1Iai ~1IRtrdfi1L The weekly meeting of this soietywas1 held yesteruay The chair was taken by Mir. BEBNARD BRADY, The Secretary brought under the notice of the meeting the 26th and 27th general rules of the society, whicb, it would appear, involved a contradiction more apparent than real By these rules, It seemed to be established that a member ...

... G T The 2VYau0 sumalises the long report of ?? of the United States Treasury, The balance In the treasnry on the let of July, 1866, the commencement of the financial year, was 19,901,826 dole.,'and to thie was added during the year 68;681,514 dole.j makidg a total of 88,582,889 dole., or not far fron- 18,000,0001. sterling. Of the whole '68,68t,514 dole. collected during the year no lees than ...

... LATEST INETLLIGENCEO BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. !I HOUSE OF LORDl)S-YSTmRRDAY. (BY t&KGN aTI TBLEGReABII) a The house met at five o'clock. THIF BELFAST RIoOTS. Lord DUNOANNON gave notice that, on Monday next, be ahould ask the President of the Council when the report of the commissioners respecting the riots at Belfast was likely i to be printed and laid upon'tbe table of the house. .The Earl of ...