... v n+nnfnNF I Mr. Strange, ?? of the Refreshment Departeaiatot the Palace of the people, took his annual ]benefit onl Thursday, when tlhe occfason was celebrated by one of those comprehensive shilling festivals that he specially orgenisee for the delight of his friends, The weather was Propitious, thle compaoy exceedingly numerous, and the amusements of the most vhrid and attractive character. ...

... FOR ocbJNSED VICTUALLERS. * T ?? page esWiU mostly be foune isaterestilng to diew' 17ietuallers, and the operations of tile USITED ToWNS' AsSOCIATION AND LIOErS2D VaC- 5AVLLE's DEFENcE LzAGuE are published under ;Aefr owl; SuPerifteteince. 6E:NSE-D rVICTUALLING TOPICS. 'There is one subject for congratulation that presents . and that is, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer for or six months ...

... I FOREICN AFFAIRS. THE SARDINIAN INVASION OF THE Papal States. GREAT BATTLE AND REPULSE OF GENERAL LAMo, RiCIERE'S TROOPS.-SIX HUNDRED PRISONERpS AND SIX PIECES OF ARTILLERY TAKEN. JES, SEPT. 18.-General Lamoriciere, with 11,000 rsen, at. tacked to-day the positions lately taken by General Cialdini, ealr Castelfidardo. The fight, which was short but desperate, gave tue following ?? junctionl ...

... CITY OF LONDON. On Tuesday Thomas Young M'Christie, Esq,, the barrister ap- pointed to revise the list of voters for the city of London, held a court for that purpose in the Court of Common Pleas, Guildhall. It appears that there have this year been omitted from the lists 1,277 householders and 247 liverymen which were upon the lists of last year, making a total of omissions of 1,5241. On the ...

... PARISHE SURGEONS AND T0HEIR I Difficulties. That the position of a parochial surgeon is no sinecure everybody knows, but few persons are acquainted with the actual kind of work such an officer has to go through ; few can form an idea of the squalid misery he has to minister to, the abject wretchedness he has to encounter, the querulousness of disease (increased tenfold by being allied to the ...

... Prosecution of Lottery Keepers, at Ashton-Ulnder- Lyne: At the Salford Hundred intermediate sessions, last Tuesday ,Tames orawshaw shopkeeper; Isaac Armistead, hairdresser; and Joseph Boetomle'y, John Jones, and James Whitehsead, beerhouse keepers, were charged with unlawfully keeping lottery offices, at Ashton- under-Lyne. The case against James Crawshaw was taken first Mr. Feruley and Mr. ...

... i FRTGHTFUL RAILWAY CATASTROPHE. I A catastrophe of a most appalling nature occurred early no Toes- day morning on the East Lancashire Railway, near Helmshore Station. A large numnber of excursionists from Blackburn, Acoring. ton, Colne, and other places, who had paid a visit to Maochester on Monday, left the NOW Bailey Station shortly after eleven o'clock the same cvpniu, in three special ...

... I [he following appeared in our Town Edition of last woeck.] LAUNCH OF THE ANSON (91) LINE OF Than ~ ?? Ship at Woolwich. ice1woaden watt of Old England bd an addition to itsficet last Satur. daykinlthe launc ath th In a1 it gu steam screw battle-ship, which inthok prlac tte ?? Dockyard, Woolirich, with the usual ceremony, and in he raeuc ?? of spectators. The Aeson issister ship to the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRA, 10, Lancaster-place, Welliigton.street. Sir,-Absence from London for a few days has prevented me from replying earlier to a letter signed GEORGE WEBSTER, which appeared in your publication of the 9th inst. The object of that letter seems to be to charge the members of the Dramatic Authors' Society with an arbitrary stretch of power in having prohibited the ...

... FOR LjCENSED VICTUALLERS. F i fkis page wIDl1 mostly be foatnd inte?'esting to ficeae Victucaller'x and the operations of the U tTED ToWNS' AssoCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TllLEEIIDEFECE LuEAGUu are published under oweir Oln supe)-iftefn:e. L1C.ENSED VICTUALLING TOPICS. The evcnt of the week in the Metropolitan Licensed V j tualliilg world has been the fete which took place at th (Crystal Palace ...

... ?? C NS V This page will mostly be found intesresting to .tcensed Fictssuer, and the operationw of the B51RED TowNs AssoCIATIoN AD LICENSED V10- UTALLERs DzFsENcR LEAGUE are pueblished unde ;houv Own super3iten dence. LItCElNSBD VICTUALLING TOPICS. Our reports this week consist almost exclusively of legal ones, in which some interesting points will be dis- covered. As we foresaw from the ...

... , .,l . -e, f~ V ?? TOWNr EDITION. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1860. Oar young PRINCE continues his trip, amidst a blaze of triumph, which we should hardly have given our quiet Canadian brethren credit for bling able to get up. The banks of the state!y St. Lawrence must have been astonished, not only at the booming of the men of war's and Citadel guns, but at the continuous running fire of ...