... 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 ...

... TIHE DISMAL DWE LLINGS OF THE WORKING CLASSES. ro -ruE EDrrop. OF OPbi.xwLUS5 fWSPAPREflt. ?? are two classes of reformers who are at tbis moment very industriously plyirg their vooation. For the sake of distinction, the coe may becalled the hoart, znd the other the eye, philanthropists. The heart philanthropists are animated by a deep and genuine sympathy wi!h nunlan scffering. The great ob- ...

... FOREIGN 'WiXELLIGIMEN. It lo runmoured that the Frenol Government haS info?- mation of the second affair at 'Guadaloupe, in which the Mexicans also had tleadvantage. Oh this ocassion artil- lery was employed on both sidev,.and s Fiench officer of rank was killed. The affair took pineewthe day following that of PFeble, when the ntail Freuch force triad ununo- cessfullyte reoover lost ground.- ...

... I aLT To T ENGLISH FL&G.-VCATCIM A t RIGN A TA1ATAP. c ?? y s 81-p iFoxhoutd, Captain Ztk k Lor doart, was oruising near I `u Iiprates who were said to be Co'uld Dot ran into the little creeks, nred he b t) e 6hiP, be engaged a Greek lerv t th hii firdt tientenant and eight ,- 'Oa@e~rchalog the shore. The Fox- k Yles ffaloaBS nottobetseen by ?? W le the boat was earch- ?ehi'Cre Clled Ya On the ...

... TIME PROSPEOTS OF THE AMERICAN WA. . Although the news which has reached Us trom tne other aids of the Atlantic for some time past has beea chlefly a record of naval and military triumphs for the ed4ral canoe, it is neverthe ess an incontrovertible fact that tbesn victories have failed to produce upon the public mind in EZrope any strong conviction regarding the soundness of the views upon ...

... THE P3OGRESS OF EVENTS IN AMRICL, AND TO VWMAT T3EY ARE LEADING. Probably before the nest issue of this journalish. genoa of the utmost importance will Love beos rosots from America. To all appearsoces, e great ht le tween the armies of M Cellan and ?? ?? before Richmond, is imminent. We can hardly in~in that the Confederates w ?? ahandon the seat of lihr vernment without offering a vigorobs ...

... AAKA EEE AN¢ AWKWR INTERVIEW. A few days since, about eight o'clock in the evin7 lug, the family of Mr. George Corby, bookseller, of the Drapery, at Northampton, were alarmed bya most extraordlnary occurrenee, About the time above-named Mr. Frederick lKeid, ahighly *respectable .and Intelligent worling man, went Into Mr. CorbyN shop, and told him he wished to speak to him two minutes privately ...

... l.;i i; 11,?U -.1 ij : , - , , ,) F3 F` -feet a Allen, , I I ?? eute w ?? eorp .,rplsezqAr. :mpecive~ In-b Univeriti; ,of 'O°zidA04> * ¢btldj th&Sakier.T ?? ar ann. eb ?? ma ?? thO 9f: -4 ;I e4~6o2ieeiim, 4poliopel-ril of}i the dey, aou#mt 9e b Iy-n of r cme tinedp th arne of op,*eon ?? recisely4$a t ibe ,g ma tert1' 0~ Ci 'thap D ib a, attendd h.&.dlllat staff, os e uouth haiiigi~ *ilA1; ...

... 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 ...

... ICLAR-MARKRET RAGGED SCHOOLS AND I REFUGE. I- The annual meeting in support of the above insti- tution. held yesterday, uuder the presidency of Lord STRAT- FOMD DC:RzDomriFE, at the Vestry-house, St.Clement Danes, was invested with more than ordinary interest, from the insight it afforded into the working of the ragged school system, as probably the most crowded and poverty-stricken district ...