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... VOLUNTEER COHJANDERS iety To TMIt EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. aia. Sic-On reading your excellent sammary of the past j year's events, this morning, I was much pleased with your remarks upo a the Volunteers. In those remarks you draw e attention to a very fruitful source of discord which exists Jer- in many regiments, and which, if not put down by the (id strong arm of the Press, threatens ...
... | SUNDERLAND SHIPOWNERS' SOCIETY. IThe anutinal meeting of this body was held on Monday; thte chairman. of the society (Air. JAMESs LAINGu) presiding. The Secretary read the annual report, of which the fol- lowing is an abstract: I The operations of the society during the paat year have not' been marked by much demanding speia comment. The ordinary routine of business has boen enough to keep ...
... : [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] - - THE BRAZIL MAIL, LISBON., SUNDAY, The Royal Mail steamship Oneida, with the above mail, arrived, here to-day. At Rio Janeiro, on the 9th Rust. exchange on London was quoted 25k, 26, Coffee, good first, 6t6OO to 6$800 per arroba- Shipments, in No- vember, 181,024 bags, and. in December, 27,332 bags, including 41,237 for the Channel. Stock, 220,000 bags. Freights for ...
... WEiEKLY RETURzV OF BIRTHfS AND DEATHS IN LONDON. I S ot mth [FROM TIHE REGISTRAL-GEtNER&L'S REMURN.i ] tred G Ineral Rsgister offloe, Somerset House, the December 30,1861. In the week ending last Saturday (December 28th) 1,148 deaths were registered in London, of which 234 oce= red ia tho pepulatior of the age of 60 years and upwards, 304 r. between the agee' of 20 and 60 years, and 610 in the ...
... THE ANTf-rLATYERY' SO06ETY ON Tfox T 2EfBRICAJ. .JDFFJOULTY. I The following memorial has been forwarded to Lord YPalmerston by the British and' Foreign Anti.Slavery society *, TO THE RIGHT OtONOITltAtLE MTSCOUNT, PiLSMERSTO6, ;t PI&ST LORD 0OY THR TRtEASURY, &ยข. My Lord-The comnitteeof 'the British and Foreign 0 Anti-Slavery Society look back with unfeigned satlsfa0tioh . at the Act by. ...
... TEE OOLLAPS9 OF ,III? IISH NAr 7ONAL XAl VYIENT. f The now national-rganisation whioh was to result from br the mass meeting, andl to liberate Ireland fromr tbe la 5 ?? Brisish yoke by moanq of the war with America, has proved *, a nn utrer abortion. The confeseion of its failure is made h. e bythe Nfaion in a manifesto of tcinee or four columns on T f The Year Before Us. The organ of ...
... TELEGRAPHLIC INTELLIGENCE. (aEUTER'S TELBORAMS.) AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE1 AFRICA. THE TRENT AFFAIR. NEW YOIU;, Dzc. 20, MoaNTNl. (Per Africa, vili Queenstown.) Oil the arrival of the Europa at Halifax oui the 15th inst., the British steamer Rinaldo at once sailed from Halifax, with despatches for the North Anmerican squadron. The Europa's mails were delivered in New York (n the ]8th inst., The ...
... LiVxeRoOX POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY. The monthly meeting of this society was held on Monday evening. Mr. ScorT, the President, delivered his annual address. After giving a risim& of the various sub- jects that had engaged the attention of the society during the past year, heconcuded as follows :-In my last addreas I alluded to the gallery of science and invention, and ax- ressed a hope that it would ...
... THE MEMBERS FOR LEEDS ON MECHANICS' I INSTITUTIONS. On Monday evening the members of the Wood- house Mechanics' Institute and Temperance Society held their eleventh anniversary, and also celebrated the extinc- tion of the debt upon the Hall of the Institution. In the afternoon there was tea, of which 300 or 400 partook, and there was a public meeting afterwards, when the attendaece was so far ...
... MR. STORY AND THE AFFAIR OF THE I TRlENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In the communication which you have kindly published from me on the subject of Mr. Story's let- ters, I alluded only to his remarks on the attitude of Eng- land with respect to the civil, war in America, and expressed my regret to find his views and opinions so wanting in that impartiality and good feeling towards ...
... I CONDOLENCE WITH HFR MAJESTY. I SOCIETY OF ARTS. The following address of condolence, on the oc- casion of the death of his Royal Highness the Prince Con- sort, has been transmitted to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., her Majesty's principal Secretary of State for the Home Departmeut, from the Society of Arts, to be laid before the Queen: We, your Majesty's most dutiful nod loyal ...
... I -4- The inquiry wats resumed yesterday morningu for the eleventh time. Mr, Henry John Buck, surgeon, of Cromer, called and exantined by Mr. Field-Mr. Windham Came to rme in 186l, in reference to -.sore in his leg. Onl the 4th February in that year I was sent for to Felbrigg to attend him. I found his face bruised as thcough he had been fighting, but he enid the bruises were occasioned by a ...