... Some philosophers have started the theory that all beings are merely links in one chain, and that there are points of contact between the human and the angelic on the one band, and oel the other hand striking resemblances betweer humanity and the brute creation. It must be confessed some ingenuity has been shown in tracing the identity in the latter department. There are men who seem to form ...

... TRHE COURSE GF LIQUIDATION. I-an Il 1I]Al_ r-ppy tile Oebtor who call pay, anud the creditor who can obtain, 20s. in thle POu011 upon his transactions. That simple law of value in coin for consideration in kind saves a deal of trouble, annoyance, and expense to both parties in mercantile dealings. It seems the ?? law of debt and credit, and when observed all goes smooth andhappy. No dread of ...

... ** Thiis page will always be fowned interesting to Licensed Victuallers, aned the operations of the UNITED TowNs' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TIUALLERS' DEIENCE LEAGUE are poehlisezed under their own sveiristendence. Congratulatory Address to Mr. Alderman Wire, Lord Mayor Elect, from thei Licensed Vietu- allers of Birmingham. A deputation of the Licensed Victuallers from the Borough of ...

... F REEM A ON R Y. _ I o , leeetings for Nest Week. Pytaondayn ctor 25tb.-Lodgoe,lKing'sArms (30), Freemasons'Tavern; Soae. (pr ) Globe Tavern, Greenwich; Saliebury (630), Dean-street, (16), Ctdley'rs -Robert Burns (2S),Freemasoncs' Tavern; Mount Sion Tuesday, l 2th-Lodge., Tnsean (14), Freemagons' Tavern; Moira (169), London Tavern. Falth (165), Preemasons'Tavern; Industry(219),Dick's Coffee ...

... 1 THE BOMBAY MAIL. We have received letters and papers from Bombay to the date of September 21th. The following is from the summary of the Overlanti Bonsbay StccedccIrel:- THE PUNJAUB. THE MUTINY AT MOOLTAN. What has just occurred in the Punjaub will, we think, still further help to uproot from the mind of the Old Indian theinsane conceit that we can ever again trust a Sepoy army. At the ...

... .A Fm'OUBP-N2y-Ry-CE IXNt THE T2WRAT. ?? On Monday, Mr. T. P. Cole, a professor of Music. at Arundel, was playing with a fourpenn -piece, by jerking it out of his hand into his mouth, w en by omejacdentit was drawn into the windpipe. He endeavoured by various means to remove the coin, but unsucoessfully, and was naturally alarmed at the circumstance. Immediately he sought a neighbouring ...

... LzOitNSvBB .ELRCTION. (PROMX OUn ENPORETnR.) LEOMINSTER, FRIDAY EVENING. The election of a member to represent the borough, In the room of Mr. .wleoUghvy lately appointed to the Council of Ind* took place here t nday. The election took place at the School-house, and was conducted in the most peaceble and orderly manner. The Returning 0 er theMayor) having read the writ, end the usual ...

... MONSTER STEAM HAMM AffOR THER P USSIAN I ~~GOVABRNMBN2 We were favoured yesterday with a view of a monster steam hammer, which has just been constructed by the Messrs. Morrison and Co., Ouseburn Engine and Boiler Works, in this town, for the government (f Russia. It is at present erected in the patent steam hammer shop in Messrs. Morrison's factory, and will in a few days be shipped in the ...

... £DUCATIONAL PROGRESS IN NORTI ST'AFFORDSHIRE. FRMOUR OWN ItocronvTot.) STOKE- ON-TRENr, MONDAY EVENING. The annual mneetinig for distributior± of the prizes awerded by the Rev. J. P. Norris to the sutcessful candi- dates from the various schools in the taining and manufactur: ing districts Of North Staffurdsihire took place to-day in the Boacyd-room of the North Staffordshire Railway Company, ...

... 94 -Mx - T r- i 1af. ,x T*L BO ZBW PROo.Ss OF i;: PAOTOGLYPIfa B.VVB I-.No. F. A fe# dyays.ago we noticed as one of the most at- rtu ostfeaqiiin fordays Mr. Fox Talbot's his nwdsveyoamesbywiha photograph of any In ieson aeetrnfre dret to a copper or steel iea plt ihalispreto flgtad shade at an exceed-_ wriord cedb theY snel ortad~ithay corcn which can neve be' Iraprahdbth odaryercess of ...

... I MUI AND fLIEGE AND MONS AND ANAGE I N RAILWAYS. I Subjoined is the sixteenth -report of the directors: A long interval has elapsed since the directors had the pleasure of meeting you at an ordinary general meeting, on June 23, 1856. Since then, however, two special general meetings have been held, one on 26th September ot that year, when a provisional agreement, which had been entered ...

... THE BRAY SOCIETr. I The fifteenth annual meeting of the Ray Society, to which was established for the promotion of natural history, u by the printing of works in zoology and botany, &c., was held on Tuesday, in the room in the Leeds Town-hall, where di the Z ological and Botanical Section of the Britiah Aesocia- n tion held its meetings. rt Professor Owos? presided, and, after a fewibrief ...