... i JoeB Lon3 (No. 237).-The Brethren ot ldlbb econan mcting of the Eeesion at the re ernac' Ball etof t Lg ,et street, on F~dday, J9tb lnee. Tbe Lodge wee dely oeelld Gn th Qa e SeeondhDegree, wbeo Br ey aing een ete i ably paseed ?? ?? no Mnaooue ?? for tbe ?? year wra at Oona I Deoeedee Of electing the Wxt, b to he t nenimon in fajecr ot FD ,l,. the ballot >. Tho ?? neanimreoely redeleted d ...

... REMOVAL OF ST. THOMASS HOSPITAL THE HOUSE OF THE POOR B SOUTHWARK. RPPOPT 02 THE SA11ITARY Cou* TXlTBR ON IUR VESTRY ON ST. GRORGB TH: MARTYR, SOUTWARK. I Griffith, 6, Langley. street, Long-acre. Our readers will, no doubt, have noticed how often we bsve referred, during the last twelve months, to the subject of St. Thomess Hospital, one which we have deemed of very great importance to the ...

... TOWN E D ITIO. - . . ._ - - - : ERA OFFICE, SUNDAY, Two A.m. LATEST FOREIGN. GREECE. (BY TZLEGRAX SMOUGry MXR. 'REUTER'S OFFrCE.) ArTswis, Dsc. 1.-The Provisional Government has prevented demonstrations in favour of the Duke de Leuchtenberg which were in course of preparation.- The people. compelled the editor of the Aco newspaper, notorious for Russian sympathies, to quit the counotry. ...

... LORlD DIRBY ANDI- THE COUNTY Meeting at Manchester in Aid of the Belief Fund. Those persons who have known the Earl of Danny only as a great Conservative statesman and ex.Prihe' Minister, and esteemed him for his consistency and talent, will rise from the perusal of his speech, as delivered at the great County Meeting at Manchester on Tuesday last, with feelings very different from those of ...

... THE PROPOSED ABOLITION OF metropolitan Toll-gates. The Toni RzYoux ASSOCIATION, .id et, the LoNDoN GzNBBAL Omsisus ComPAxY, have at last succeeded in having moved the Commissioners of the Metropolis roads to give notice in Parliament for an application to abolias all Toll-gates within a radius of six miles from Charing-croess. If this movement had originated for the public benefit, ve should ...

... CHEAP ZUSTICE SHOPS FOR THEJ EIjoyment of Brutality. We bad occasion to speak on this subject, in common with our contemporaries, very recently, but we did not think we should have had to have recurred to it HO soon. Were itnut the, dead time of the London year, we should seriously ask whether some of our magisterial potentates did not dine out very heavily, take in fill cargoes, and suffer ...

... FAmateur Performance at llanchepter in Aidof :. the Dietress is- Lancaahlre. The cry of diatra in Lancahireha; been heard throughout the, 'land, and nobly responded to, by thousands, and. our poor suffering operatives have had much o-f their trouble alleviated by the large amonut, both in money and clothes, which has flowed in from all quarters. Some indiviaudald at a distan'ce have carped at ...

... 9, 2 page WiZl 0oestly be road inferestinf to Lies-sed Vicatualers; and the operatinom of the UNITZD Towns' AssocaATIoN AND LIoENSED Vic- TuA.L1 s' DiFrzcv IBAGra are published unader their own Perwfesdance. LICENJSBED VICTUALLING TOPICS. It seems from the letter of Mr. Crossman, the Secretary of the Licensed Vietuallers' Association in Liverpool, which appeared in TuE ERA, on the 30th ult., ...

... Contvict ItIeipline. The following Memorial has been forwarded to Svr George Grey by the British Association for obtaining an alteration in Convict Discipline:- To the Right Honoucable Sir George Grey, Bart., her Majesty's Frincipal Secretary of State for the Home Department. The respectful Memorial of the Association formed in Bristol for promoting an improved administration of convict ...

... I| __ _ ., The following Report of the directors of the Crystal Palace will be submitted to the general meeting on the In submitting their Annual Report andestatement of account, for the year ending the 31st October, 1862, the directors beg leave to congratulate the proprietors of the Crystal Palace Company on the cheering result of the year's working, and on- the favourable aspect of their ...

... Birmingham Annual eattle 8how. ?? .- I2 ?? .. .. The fourteenth annual exhibition of fat cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry, for Birmingham and the midland counties, was opened last Monday, in Bingley HallBirmingham. There was avery numerous attendance of visitors, including alarge number of the nobility and persons of distinction. The meeting has been OIn of the most uen. cessful. There were ...

... We have not heard them yet, but, in a few days, and we-shall hear them-the merry, merry Christmas bells. As we walk forth on the anticipated Christmas worn, not. only from the old parish church (live centuries old) which we are in the habit af frequenting,. but from other belfries in the country round, we hope to hear The Christmas bells from hill to bill Answer each other; and ring Peace and ...