... HUNTING AP2OINTMllENTS. BTIG ROUNDS. Her Majesty's-Tuesday, Bedlont Gate; Friday, New Lodgc, at half- past eleven. Rothsohild's, Baron-Monday, Little Horwood; Thursday, Addington, near Winalow; at eloven. 'O:x ROunDs. Blsakmoor Vale-Monday, Walbridge Gate ; Tuesday, Yarlington Friday, Fifehead Ncille; Saturday,Coker Wood; ata ]uarter to eleven. Bentiluc's, Lord H.-Monday, Corriugham; Tuesday, ...

... 0i Tkis paqe qvill al la'ys be found interesting to Licensed Victuallers, and the operations of thte UJNITED Towys' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TUILLERS' DEFENCE LEAr;-E are published under t~leir own superintenlence. -I1 LORD MAYOR'S SPEECH. JL TeJO ,lICENSED VICrUALLERiS. lusl publisbcd, by order of tice Comiittee of the UNITED TOWNS' A~StCIIXTION AND NATIOSAL LICENSED VICtUALLEiS' DE- FI ...

... GENE1RAL LICENSING MEETINGS. Strand, March 1. The magistrates hold their general annual licensing meeting for this division, which includes the parioses of Si; Martin-ic-the-rieldo, St. Clements Dances, St. Paul, Covent-garden, and St. Mary-le Slrand. The principal business transacted was the renewal of the old licenses eaeh person being called before the Bench personelly, and receiving any ...

... TOWN E DITION. - ^ ERA OFFICE, SATURDAY, 12 r.m. REUTiER'S TELEGRAMkIS. PARIS, SATURDAY, 11-50 A.M. The a iific article in the 3floniteurr of this morning has produced great excitement here. Rentes commenced at 68 9O, rose to 69, and are now 68170. l li P.M. The agitation has somewhat subsided. Rentes open 3845 P.m. The Bourse closes very firm. Rentes 69 for Money, ind t;t) 10 for Account, ...

... REASONS FOR SUEPORTING THEs STAGEo No. 6, AND CONCLUSToaN. The late Edmund Mean delivered about as good a criticism on the taste in his day, and on the amount of knowledge that much of society had of the dramatic art, in the following pithy speech. Being asked by a friend, Mean, how is it you hardly ever talk of acting in private society 7 Because, replied this great tra- gedian, ...

... B0ARDING SCHOOL MORALS AND Revelations. At Winchester assizes, on Wednesdny, an action for false imprisonment was brought by the father of a boy named Richard. son against Mrs. Storey, the proprietor of a ladies' boarding school, for having caused the plaintiff's son to be taken into custody when he was in her house with a companion, paying attentions to the young governesses. Mr. Slade, who ...

... WESTERN CIlRCUIT.-Winchester, March 2. Tnn ANDovER MunDER.-The very great excitement whichlhad been raised in respect to this case has been suddenly allayed. The grand jury came into court shortly after one o'clock this afternoon, and repor ted that they bad ignored the bill sent up against the pri. soners, Th1omnas lecxastdel Banks and his wife, Emma Banks, Ma~. Colori g, tie junior counsel ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, MARCHI , 1859. We all return to our first love, says a French proverb. The nobleman who was once Mr. STANLEY, and one of the mnost vigorous members of the Reform Ministry under Lard GRiEY, has joined with the commoner who was once a pupil of Josarit HuImT , to produce a Reform Bill for ls5P, and they propose, inter alia, that any man, aged twenty-one, and not a ...

... THE LIVERPOOL AND NOTTINGHAMl Meetings. By TOUCHSTONE. It is impossible to conceive a better opportunity than that afforded Mr. Tophana this year of judging how far he can depend on owners of horses supporting him at Liverpool in the Spring; and if he be of our opinion, he will perceive that their support is of the most lukewarm character, for, with the ground in magnificent rwnning order, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS.-Monday. The Earl of MALmEsBORy repeated his declarationof theprevious Ftiday, that the Austrian and Prench troops were about to be with. drawn from the Roman States, at the direct request of the Papal Covernment. The French Ambassador had declared that his Govern. mneit were most anxious to withdraw its troops. Tbc Laov of Debtor and Creditor Bill was, after ...

... WHE I ![MABORN 0 HY. Meetings for Next Week. Monday, March 7tb.-Lodges, Robert Borns (25), Freemasons' Tavern; Royal Jubilee (85), Anderton's Hotel; St. John's (107) lladley'a Hotel; St. Luke's (168), Commercial Hall, Chelsea; Joppa (223), Albion Tavern. Unions (318), Freemasona' Tavern. Tuesday.-Lodgea, Burlington (113), Albion Tavern; St. James Union (211), Freemasons' Tavern; Percy (23A), ...

... INDIA AND CHINA, - - - - : isy tue Uverland Mail we have received files of papers from Calcutta to the 23d of January, and from Hong-Kong to the 1oth of January. The following is from the Calcuttea ngqlishman During the last fortnight we have had no stirring events; the same phrases and words used by us last mail would equally apply to the events that have since occurred, if we may except a ...