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... I HB4LTH OF LONDOg 1DRING TEB WBEE. ,.L _ .- ., , . _ The weekly return of births and deaths in Lon- don1ssed by authority of the Registrar-General, for the ween ;iding Saturday, Nov. 20, shows that ttho wiotality of Lonard continues to increaserapidly with increasing ola. In th drdweekof Otobertbedeat-hwere 1,113; in the third week of November, ending last Saturdlay, they were 1,487. ID the ...
... I TffEl GU4DISffIP OFI R _ ?? ~ & A PROTESTANT AND ROMAN CATHOLIC An ntres . DISPUTE. An interesting case has been heard before the Iria Cour ct ofi ChnOery- Soma Years ago John O'Malley, a ?? catholiconstable, resident inTuam, married Ellen Jeoneson, a proteestnt They had eight children, and as John O'Malley was not a very rigid Romfan catholic, the mother brought up the childrea in the ...
... A letter from. Milan, of the 19th llnst., de'er. the unfortunate consequences thlat ?? 011, fronl the Austrian Government not hatVIIS ; sidered all the details necessary to the ate- duction of their new metallic and ?? canllV * The writer says We are in a state of complete cArnUIIrU 'IL ' on account of the decree onl the new curcllt currency that appears to exist only in laWC l, nowhere to be ...
... THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER ON IVORKrNG-CLASS EDUCATION. ithI a DROYLSDBN' EP)UCATIONAL INSTITUTE. r.oMr. [FROM THE I5AIIoUEIThE GUARDIAN.] wall On Tuesday evening a public meeting in promotion of its . our objects was held in the large room, about 400) persons beirri taspresent. The working classes of Droyladen have shown moas ?? praiseworthy earnestness in all connected with the iracu. raising ...
... FojjgIGN INTELLIGENCEA ESPRESS FROM PARIS. [FEOat OUR OWN CORME5PONDENT.J PARIS, MONDAY EVENINa. T itter of tile cession of the Vallde du T iit appelrsr, iot anything like so near D33. we had reason to suppose from the ?? in the journals. The draft of the itfttv ( lt low before the Vaudois Government 'irrall, , , 'j scholee drawn up by the Swiss laerel w ik without its having received Stylers ...
... SI R CHABLtS xAPIZB AND MR. LOCKS, A.P. : . .,._PA-AT4RY BFORM. I ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ .. . -.0 Yesterday eveninj a publi6n eeting of electors and inhabitant of Southwvark was held at the Bridge House ol, for the purpose of hearing from Sir Charles,Napier and Mr. Locke, the members for the borough~, a s1tatment of their political conduct durnug the' last session of parliamnent. Techair wrass taken by ...
... 'Utz Court. WINDSOR, Nov. 23. The Duchess of rent dinedawith her Na2est- yesterday, attended bjy Lady Arnn maria i annd 5 GereCouper. Mr. ouper had tixe 11h0vofo beingint The party alwso icluded the followinv visitors, who arriv in the afteraoon: the Duke and Duchess of Aiu'o (ttened , by Cotesse de Coiffier), the Lord Chancellor aend Laed Chliesford, and Major-General Sir John and the and ...
... THE M11ORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAY, NO VEMBER 24, 185S. A Speech on Reform from an ?? Cabinet Minister is an incident of rare importance in these days, when public men of high official rank appear to be desirous of evading all demonstrations of opinion on that most interesting question. Of all the Whig chiefs, Mr. LABOUCH EIus is one of the most respect- able-if not for great powers or ...
... THE NORTH COUMTRY 8SflIPO WNERS AND THRIB GRIEVANCES. ircj he NORTH SHIELDS, Nov. 20. in. At thre public meeting in the Albion Assaimlbly ROOMS, Ing North1 Shields, 'of the Tyne shipowners, the principal er,, speakers were Mr. Il- Pow, the chairman of the North ?? Shipowners' Societyl, enti the Hoa. H. G. Liddell, ofM.P liu- . I Mr. Pow said, as to the present question, be did not look osn, ...
... NA VAL AND MILITABRY. , JUSTICE TO THE BRAVE. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Sui,-.Ae I believe neither the authorities nor the public have hitherto been made acquainted with the heroic ; deedsof Captain Cafe, commanding the 4th Punjasb Rifles, better known as Wilde's gallant Sikhs,; and several others, both of h e own corps and of the 42nd Highlanders, I venture to bring them to notice, ...
... THE NA VIGA TIO LY LA IMS. a An agitation of shipowners, having reference to a partial if repeal of the Navigation Laws (or rather to the carrying n out in full of the said laws), is likely to arise in the North. ?? will be remembered that the principal members of the dpresent Government have presented great hostility to every e measure brought before the House of Coommons for the r abolition ...
... UNIV ERITY INTBLLIGE CE. U OXFORD, NOv. 23. U VINERIAN LAW SCHOLARSHIPS.-The Vice-Chan- c: cellor has given notice that an election to a Law Scholar- A ship, on the Vinerian foundation, will take place on Wed- tA neaday, the 15th of Decemnber. The examination of the can- Bi didates will commence on Monday, the 13th of December, at I -10 o'clock, a.m., in the Clarendon. Candidates are required ...