... IftLAIND'S REAL GRIEY- ANCE. gr. Shrmax Crawford, not long slnue, 0ote a very temperate and aessible letter on ie ?? that volunteers shrald& be en- olled In Irelead. He pointed to the patriotic I'viceE the old Irish volunteers performed; ad made out, it must be confessed, a very ?? Case in favour of entrusting hie coun- I ,pen once more with arms. H[e) in corn. vO1 with other loyal Irishmen, ...

... I TERRIBLE STORY OF A SEIPWRECK. The following narrative of the 10s3 of the steamer Jersey City, on Long Pointobeach, on the 24th of November, while on her way from Toledo to Buffalo, appears in the American papers :- Captain Monroe iummediately ordered every one to the hurricane deck, as the only chance of safety, A number, heedless of his warnings, jumped into the lifeboat and made for tbe ...

... On Thursday night, a double collision occurred on tke North eastern railway at Croft, near Darlington, which appears to have been a fearful affair. As well as our cerrespondent could learn, there was a mer- cbandise train shunting at Croft station, which is situated in a deep cutting about three miles south of ]Darlington. A pick up goods train from York ran into it with terrific force, and ...

... YULIBUSD ON SATURDAY AERNOON, IN TE FOR ]POST. LWOD'B WEEKLY NEWSPAPIER OFFIC, S,&T=DAX ArrmruooN. LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS. -0 - PAuse, Saturday Morning. The Mossni,'cr pablisbes a long circular addressed 1by Count Persaigny to the prefects, explaining in what epirit he intends to rsee the discretionary power con- Ioned upon him by the press law. Count Persigay examinee the English law, and ...

... A SAD CBRIMAS FOR COVENY.ay, I The Eimissnghm Gaetie gives the following me. lanoholy details of the condition of the working closses in Coventry:- It is not within the powerof ?? to portray in all its terrible gloom the calarnity whtch has fallen upon the city of Coventry and the adjacent ribbon. weaving districts. Nor can any form of words be made to realise the depth of misery exhibited i ...

... GREAT FIRE IN THE HAMPSEAD.ROADo The most extensive fire that has occurred for a con- siderable time past in the neighbourhood of the Hampstead road, happened on Friday night between ten and eleven o'clock. and was not subdued until an early hour this (Saturday) morning. The premises in which the misfortune commenced were tenanted by several persons, inclnuing Mr. Marshall, Mr. John M'Alpine, ...

... f'Ul1WSELD ON 8rNDATY MORNING, CONTAINL!g TITE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. POSTSCRIPT. lLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. SATUnDAY NIGHT. LA.TEST ELECTRIC NEWS. PFAm, Saturday. Tbe poje appears. less than ever disposed to quit Rome, W bat has been said about an approaching agreement between the holy see and Victor Emmanuel stands in the greatest need of confirmation. Several journals have spoken of ...

... INCENTIVES TO IM5iOR&Lily. Mr. H. Tucker, a magistrate for Berbm, has de. voted some time to ascerta.inig the character of tbh 6' accommodation to be found in the villages ofBerk. shire. The following is a digeat of the retrsa mad, to him:- Wolshtone -lan and wie, two growr.up Eos, and on illegitimate child of ihe daughter, all sleep in one room; manazd -wife, with a son and two dasgh. tere ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE` OFFENDERS. In the midst of our civilization, while we are encouraging Mechanics' Institutes, and giving prizes to ploughmen who have brought up large families on miserable wages; and while the elevation of the working classes is debating by classeo that assume a vast suldrlo rity over the tiller of the soil and the thrower of the shuttle; ...

... THE GARDEN.-BY Mv Gom. SEASONABLE GARDENING. Some people complain that there is nothing to do in the garden in the dull months of Novemberand Desember they must ether have very email gardens, and very few plants and trees, or thev muse be easily reconciled to a somewhat slovenly place. New there are certain ?? matters that always do good, hsowever ofite they may be done. 00 a fine day, for ...

... TO CORRESPONDENT& we cannot, UNDXR ASO OnMaeTAserOs, take upon ?? the responaibility of ?? MSS. J. WILEKISON.-Yoamusat purchase the article, We are net able to Rlve the requisite information as to its manurfao tare. Send your other question, and if Possible it ehall be answered J. R. J.-If a common carrier, who is offered his hire, and who hag convenience, refuse to carry goods, he is liable ...

... MB,. BREGET AT BIBUINGRk fX On Teseady evening, Mr. Bright, M. P., attended a soire& in coneexion with the Birmingham Freehold I Land society, held in the Town-hall Mr. White, M.P. for Brighton, moved thefollowing resolution:-' That it is the deliberate opinion of this meeting that the laws which interfere with the national and free division of land, namely, the laws of primogeniture and of ...