... RAL' SEETING IX LANCASMRE ON TEE DISTRESS OF TIHE COUNTY. I A county meeting of the inhabitants' of Lancashire, convened by the lord-lieutenant, was held in the Town Hall, Manciheter, on' Tuesday. On the motion of the HIGH SRnERrF, ?? of Sefton, lord-lieutenant of, the county, wais called to the chair. s The LORD-LiEuTENTAs briefly explained that he had convened the meeting in consequence of a ...

... oowmor 0# l ti~ir thi,. iiiove h1 l the, publishes the folo6w-; afog *ltun±t f nvict Mi at rO ttand:-. iii; *'are 21`wayefrorl ^1,400 to 1,6W cofvictsat Port- lar,, d, imvtly w kinghb pangs by theaselves, but now and :;;eri in-cltoe pro. ~ 1'gl'Ot@ o free labourers. You 'Dfow at tc Ieii..mi ai- ...

... - . : - ?? . - ?? , Theo ppulatio~i of the iissianl emir in '1722, was 14$00 '00; -'ilf l,03y ,36,000jQ00p,'adaet-t L4OtOO, , in' I 'S,6OOO; n t ~.present 'ii iamounts to.65,000, . The 'number of.patients .relieved at the Rloyal Free Hospital. during the week ending- Nov. 29, 1862, wasl 8,239, of which 862w'iere new cases. It appears that in the tern months.ended the 31st of October ...

... LAWYRS' 0P2tJULATIONB. It W8 consiperato and hind onnthe p9A of the, benchers d tesddel, Temple to provide th' piblia with such an. 0 , rta 1went as that supplied ,in tie'case of Hudson v. Os, eard in the Court.,of Qaueen's Jich throughout as cdk pnst ended. As if to enhanoe the value of thfs tD ondga, the entertainieut *as brought forward it a uthan usually glo y season, ust beforethe' Christ ...

... -AN INHUMAN RIOTS On Tuesday, Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, -the deputy- coroner, resumed at the Wellington Tavem, Cannon. street-road, an inquiry respecting the death from starva. tion and neglect of Margaret Jackson, aged one year and three months. Charlotte Jackson, the esother of the de- ceased, was'brought up in the custody of Inspector Aflisoi, iof the K division. The coroner read over be- ...

... I :1' ?? mUA': . . : : 'L ?? - . , ?? 'AF ?? sdr'ew corvett'e Eacoon, 22, 400-horse power,-re- cently fitted; i8 to obe iminediately commissioned for sea, to ?? is to'be bbrne on her books As due of her officers, on a len'thened cruise.' Thides- .tb9iPQ4f.the.acoonisinot yet lmown,.but it is pro-- bab e that she will in .the firs 'intance''be&espatched to Australi*, which hasnot yet been ...

... RTMOURED PLOTTf JiG NAPOLEOZZ-B ~~1 Th earY part 0f D-eeber, i- mor nmentorantion days among our nei'hb tnq ?? lmiu Austerlitz and the inaugurat. g on tiretb ar and seve;;1 other 101O of the 1:ti celebration. To ?? a tre ?? tl n ,e formal OP ~ ~ ~ ~ adell ii ifir til ?? of the New Bolvad ?? tr Eugene. Themre wtll v ?? ...

... ThE RAILWAY-~i DISUT AT, --OBCEST,~ ; R. The city of -Woreester'hhas been- in b:wetate: of pt3pplar excitement' foi~a'weak - th-shwa6 brought 'to ia' cris'is ein' Monday by aunoxamninatibis before-the imagislratow; Thae immediate-charge whic: the bench -had to ih'gire into was bne of wilful-and malicious assault-with intent to do gribvois bodily harm against one Edward)Gartett, is. the employ ...

... * - A M 'A AZZnIIAN AMNIPBTO. *The Csttcdino d'Asti' publishes a long, letter addressed by Mazzni to some of his intimate friends He declares that the work of organization is urgent, and that 'the means of action must be changed. Aspro- monte has. closed a period, viz., that of legal action, and has inaugurated the period of' extia legal action.' The Emancipation Society has abdicated, and ...

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... F OREIGN DiT1LG~R On Sun~day last, Lori iplo openedthe Blss Prince.Eugeie. .The Boulevard }?rince Eugene ia-a fine' new street, upwards of two miles loag~aud about thirty- .ve jardi wide. It is the .longeststreet, in a. straight line, liaPars, and, probably, inthe worfLd. T he weather, was extrei~iely mild. ,isi inBo uightl an e mnorni ng' made t1,'istrese so muiddyas; .. have.reminded.ete ...

... ?? 1Ga dzM .+Ar1A IA S._ =-A 1. ?? -tIT-Atmospheris moisture =nst not be 'withheld ' i ni a swelliang state, aithlbugh we-have arrived ?? rk e ?? has a greater tendency to pre- F.Pellircag. Give little or no air at this season, ?? thle pipes. There should, however, be a I 'Othiftrlication of this kind all day, and sometimes f t tbe weather is mild. *Ii Hovlsr.-I3e moderate in the use of ...