... 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. ...

... I The third anniversary dinfler of this club was held on the 4th just, at the New Public Hall, Maldon, -when about 10Ll gentlemen assembled, iucluding most of the leading Essex libersls. The spacious hail bad been taste fully decorated for the occanion with cflags andt bners, bearing thle appropriate mottoes of Reorm not Revolu- tion, ?? Idectors, assei t your indePendence, Economy and ...

... IBELGIAN EASTERN JUNCTION RA ILWAY. I Yesterday the adjourned extraordinary meeting t of this company was held at the Loudon Tavemn, Bishops- e gate-street, Mr. CHARLES WARING in the choir, for the purpose of taking into consideration a convention between t the company and the Belgian government, and of iaising a B small amount of additional capital. c After the usual preliminaries the copy of ...

... I TO THE EDITOC OF THE DALY NEWS. SIR,-The liberality always shown in allowing every important question to be fully ventilated in the columns of the Daily News, and the enlarged views always taken in your journal in the progress of Australia, assure me that on a subject in which the interests of the Australian colonies is now deeply concerned, opportunity will be cheer- fully conceded by you ...

... _^ I (FROX OUR OWN COUnFSPONDenT.) TURIN, DJW. 7. A regular ministry has been at length formed, after many vain attempts to form an irregular one -attempts upon which Signor Rattazzi built his last hopes. He obtained power by influences which were not altogether constitutional, and even in re- linquishing power he tried to disturb the machinery of government. The country is wholly absorbed in ...

... - _ -- .- . .1 We have received advices fronm India by the V. Overland Mail, dated. Boulbay, Nov. 27, ant Cal- th cutta, Nov. is. II( The Viceroy prosided at a great ineeting in Cal- pi cutta on tihe tith November on behalf of the suf- hi ferera in the inailufacturinig districts of Lancashire, and suade a most earnest and effective speech. b A correspondent of the Times of studia gives the h ...

... I The German liberal press gives in exterso the bold speeches made by Karl Blind at the different places where he was greeted by a public reception. At the Stuttgart banquet he was euthusiastically welcomed by members of the Second Chanmber, as the valiant champion who had struggled with the sword as well as with the pen for the cause of liberty and union. The following is an extract from ...

... - I--BISkM&A-BVBRGRERNS. - 'I Ia the dark, cold mornings of Christnisas week, some two or three hours before dawn, when the gas lamps are still glimmering through a misty haze, and link-boys are flitting about, like Vill o' the Wisps, with dripping brands, when waggons and horses l.om large and sbadowy, and when buyers and sellers, muffled up in capes and overcoats, seem to be puffing pbantom- ...

... 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- ...