... I; IMPOSTOR PRESS REPORTERS ATTal se, I Z kxhibition. In reproducing the subjoined remarks from Tle Ti, eS of Thursday, we have only to say that, being unfortunately convinced of the truth of the allegations, we fully eado e the statements and feelings of our contemporary .- It is very seldom we trouble our readers with our own affairs with matters specially appertaining to our profession as ...

... FOR I LICBiNSED VICTUAILLERS.I VWij Pago uall mostly be found igsterestiosg to Lieased YictouUers, aod the operations of tthe UITSTD Towxs' AssocIATxoxg AND LICnNSED Vic. 7UALLEsS DzFENCs LZAGUs are published sndiet their owesw SeriteniOUnce. Birmingham Licensed Victuaulers' Friendly and Protection Society. The rognlar Monthly Meeting of this Society's Committee took pc on Friday, the 6th ...

... FREEMASONRY, Grand letdge of mark Wasters of England and Wales. The half-yearly emuienication was held at Feremqsons` Tavern, Lon. don, on Wuduesday. ESl( usbt., the M.W. Grand Master, the Rihet Ran. the Earl of Csrnlarvcss preniding. Thara were also present E.W. Br W. W. B~eneb, ts.P. as fletuty Grand Master; B.W. l r Ra lph A. Benson, GS.S .; \ vV. Br Driossee. ft. Tense. naG ~W VW Br Itevr. ...

... FoSI Li CENSE D VIC T ifALL-EXkr. 0.. ?? Tis page Will mosely be found interestinq to Licensed rictuallers, and {he operation= of the UaITED Towrs' AssociATIoN AD LIOCESED Vxo- TUALLERS' Dze5son LEAGUx are published voder ;heir own superintendence. LICEN9SED VICTUALLING TOPICS. For this part of TnHE ERA, at all events, we do not lay claim to the gift of prophecy, but we think we are fully ...

... FREEMASONRY, Appropriation of the NXasonic Property in Great Queen-street. We have watched with considerable interest dnd anxiety the various schemes which have been propounded, and the suggestions which have been made, in reference to this important questioi; but we have hitherto refrained from commenting thereon until the matter seemed to us to assume a more tangible form than presented ...

... MRC.JAMIES at the AMERICAN BAR. There is no idiosyncracy of the human mind more extraordinary than that which prompts a ?? to condemn himself, and glory in the act of his own degradation. An instance of this kind has lately taken place in the city of New York, wbere Mr. EDSYrh JA,,S, the late Englisl Barrister, has been taxing his i'genuity to prove himself more base than we could have ...

... TEU: FLOODRD FENS. MAL- A! -- I-.. - . - The disasters which have occurred in the fenny districts of Eng- land since the fith of May, must foecibly remind the reader of that period of our history in the Middle Ages, when half a county was someimes forcibly, and in a night, torn from the land, and, as Milton says, When armies whols were lost. There is an old adage, which modern scoffers treat ...

... I _ This Ionoured and satisfactorilrlestahlisbed Society, for (ec some of our readers may not he aware) vith r view to ree(-m more generally the national taste and still in Ctoil ra music, and which has the distinction of being the largest Choral Socitt. II existence, gave a grand performance on WedueEday evenirlg t Eseter Hall, in the execution of Mendelssohn's maigrifcertoato io of Elijah. ...

... FON A LICENSED VICTUAbLERS s too Z3ulu page twil mostly be found interesting to Licensed Yictuallers, and tke oe vations of the JUrTD Towys' AsSOCIATION AND LXICENSED VI. =tALlBf' DaEBrzao L&AGUN are published under Zbeir owen sperintendence. jganchester and Salford Licensed. Victuallers' Sssociation. The Monthly Meetiag Of this body took place on Wednesday, at the offices of the Association, ...

... tale of the Middle lark Yearlings. *bhis Oiciall 6l came *3ffou Saturday last at Miaidle Park, Eltbam, and ?? arttesdd by a largo mut'ter cf the ?? ot' the Turf world, the great atrm rira Y th Use jiagatous this year canting great interest to be fareehl br tilr e o his stock, for it wvill be rnmembered thatthat Vatl blo siro dieci 9l-whvat DMtre tba 2 a 7ersr SRo. In all thirty-three lot wa ...

... Jenny Lind's Third Charitable Cohoert at Ex ts er Ha1ll at. Au Oratorio on the Derby day! This sounds startling, and yet what may be called a national holiday could not end in a better manner. Moreover, were not the ancients accustonzed, on their high festivals, to have contests of music as well as horse and chariot races, and to blend the triumphs of the ordinary. steeds with those of wanged ...

... I 'Tis all the World's Attraction Now! SONG OF THE GREAT EXHIBITION. Tie all tbe world's attraction Olw, Oh I may the nations here who meet 'Tis Fashion's bright resort, With friendly heart and voioe, And Royalty and Peasants flow For ever in the bonds of Peace To this encbanting Court, And Amity rejoice. The prodace of unnumber'd hands, So shall we bail the prosperous year, Lo' Millions ...