... II TO THE EDITOR O THE ERA. Coming events Cast their shadows before them. Sir,-At the gathering of those Manchester Radical Reformers who, by virtue of their creed, rejoice in the euphemistic designation, and come within the pale of Whole-Rogites, one Dr. Watts was enthusiastically installed the Robin Hood of the craft; and in his inaugursl address he endorses and recommends the practice ...

... I MllONTALEMBERT AND ENGLAND. I Without presuming to censure the French Government or its ostensible head and expression, the EMPEROR, on the mode in which they or he conducts the social economy of the country, or arrogating to ourselves the liberty of finding fault with its jurisdiction, or what the policy of the EMPEROR may construe into political or legal offences, it is impossible that we ...

... ?? This page will always be founadc interesting to Licensed ictcallers, and the operations of the UNITED TowNs' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TOALLEES DEFENCE LEAGUE are publitvhed ulder their own ssPerintendcenee. To the Licensed Victuallers of England. Gentlemen)-As the meeting of Parliament is near at hand, I I think it may not be out of place at this time to call the attention of the trade ...

... THE GREAT STALLION 2YATCH FOR 2,000 DOLLARS. From Porter's New York Spirit of tfle Timee. The great stallion match for one thousand dnllars a side, at mile heats, to 1001b wagons, between the celebrated Ethan Allen and the Jersey stallion, George M. Pateber, which has caused so much excitement for the last two weeks among breeders and the owners of trotting stock, came off, according to ...

... Ovation to Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wifliams at D~ublin. (From the Freemimee Journal of November 22.) Tixrcax imoYAc.-Mr. and Mirs. Williams mrade their lest appearan-a in Dublin on Saturday evening, the 20th iust,, on which oceasion they generously allocated their port on of the receipts to be distributed fur the poor of Dublin by the Lord Mayor. As might have been anticipated, the house was ...

... I - - - On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday the first Bird Show which has ever been attempted in this country on an extensive scale weas held in the tropical department of the Crystal Palace, and attended with as much success as, perhaps, could have been anticipated from an exhibition in which the public feel such a very qualified amount of interest. It was understood that the success of the ...

... Fa BE S ASO WRY. Meetings for N9ext Week. Monday, November 29th.-Lodges, Pythagorean (93), Globe Tavern, Greenwich. Tuesday.-Lodge, Faith (165), Freemnasons' Tavern. Wednesday, Declember 1st.-Grand Lodgae-Lodges, Westmineter and KZeyetone (10), Freemnaeone' Tavern; Jernealem (233), Freemasons Tavern; Florence Nightingale (1,008), Frenasone' Tavern, Woolwich. Thcreday.-Lodgee, Egyptian (29), ...

... FIVEi MINUTES' ADVICE TO MR, bSpurgeon. The New York Herald received thes morning has the following paragraph:- SPECuxAT&G IN TIM GOSsEL.-They say that Spurgeon, the sensation English preacher, has been offered ten thousand dollars and his travelling expenses to make a six months' tour in the United States. Why not P He drew crowds to the Surrey Gardens at a Sliding Scale of prices from one up ...

... Sale of Mfr. J. P. Harley's Effeets. | The property and effects of the late Mr. J. P. Harley, the cele- brated comedian, have all been brought to the hammer during the past week, by Mr. Robins, the well-known auctioneer of Covent- garden. The residence of this favourite histrionic gentleman, at No. 14, Upper Gower-street, Bedford-square, was thrown open on Monday for personal inspection, and ...

... I Every Season Brings its Pleasure. Every season brings its pleasure, Let meroam in Spring; And each flowery walk delights me, Tunes my voice to sing. Every season brings its pleasure, Summer sees me stray; Where the golden ears are bending, Round about my way. Every season brings its pleasure, Autumn I: descry ; Lo! her teeming lap she empties, As she passes by. Every season brings its ...

... EDITION FOR EABLY MORNING TRAINS OR SATURDAY. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1858. I . I - r- Count DE MONTALEMBEET, having been found guilty, in a French Police-court, of having praised English insti- tutions, and thereby brought the Government of the Emperor Louis NAPOLEON into contempt, has been sentenced to a fline of three thousand francs, and an im- prisonment of six months. The excitement which ...

... AMERICA ANID THE AMERICAiS. (FROM:1 OURB OWN CO alESPowDENTr.) NEW YORK, Nov. 1OrTe, 1858. Friend ERA,-YOu have no idea what a delightful system UDiversal Suffrage is-so fraught with fairness, peace, honesty, truth, and everything that can conduce to the comfort of the corn- rnunity and the stability of the CoUstitution-that is, in theory. In practice, however, it does not quite sustain its ...