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... THE FOIREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT. A letter from Historicus, explaining tho provisions and bearings of the Foreign Enlistment Aot, appeared in the Times yesterday. We extract the greater portion:-- I must first premise that the provisions of the American municipal law on this subject are so similar to our own as for the purposes of this discussion to be practically idMo- tical. A judgment, ...

... WISTRICIrl' NE'01'8, teasn has Icc-n . qre i-:e of Rores plciextre even 'IO fbiz wn r ii~t, o heert. rlcritdcll iy ?? the worhl W1IiS ,gocii ft1 aeicordtotce with f-el usedia custom, the$ unnI ites of the woridiouce wi.re, so Cfiitrictaa Dimy,vcr~egal wit-l incas tic-f, pon jcitdeg nd tle. he tlnie l vatwis supro- stil ol te mcyr a-af 51 01thejinatuc, isa-took of the c~didicr pts-Aiedailt. ...

... CORRESPONDE NCE. NOTICES TO coliRESPONDEN-TS. Adl lettera ifntered for isceateon mvit be ?? b. i/e mnaes and Pddresses of the write. s, ro0 neCCmariSltAI for publicatiml, bsW for the in fornation of the Editor. A Farewell to the Old Year is declined. We decline to publish the letter of B. B.f There is no necessity for such self-denial as that enjoined by Observer. A latepayer. There ...

... LATE ST N AEWSi CHELTENRitUl. Tns LANCASnlRs FUND.-NVithiu tlle past weels, number of gentlemen have formed themselves into a eom- mltteo for eolleeting weelely ?? subseriptious, ana already £32. has been eontributed through this agoucy. AVe are gllul to hear also that the mcstsel3 of the Chel- ?? police force have sot n praisesvorthy ex:snaplo by commencin6 a subscliptiou in aid of the fuud, ...

... STAFFORD. ASSAULTS BY INNI(rutSps.-rYesterday at the Guild- ball, before J. Brewster, ES(. (Mayor), and Messrs. Griffin, Jones, and Lloyd. F'rancis Purden awlI Dinah Peirdn,e the landlord and landlady of the Roe 3Buck Inn, were charged with unlawfully assaulting Thomas Ansell on Tuesday evening last. Mr. W. Robinson ap5eared for the plaintiff. It appeared from the evidence, which was somewhat ...

... - NOUTEH oF J lpUATIIONT INr SOUTHI STAFFOBDSBARE. ire arc now. alpproachitlig the middle of ?? tes ipstitiltioin work, ill(l it imay be worth while lquinre %% lat real progrosC wve have been miaking in jrl *\teinn of seconiiidry eucation, since the eorm- oile ,it of the season ? The element of change is tjailliV ervy proiilielit iii thle collected lhistory of (Ir vaI n3 idueationial ...

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... FEARFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR BARNSLEY, _ UPWARDS OF FIFTY LIVES LOST. (From the Sheffield Independent.) On Monday a fearful explosion took place at the ex- tensive colliery known as Edmond's Main, at Worsbre', by which more than fifty lives have been sacrificed. The calamity is the most serious that has occurred in the district since the great explosion at Lundhill, and has occasioned a ...

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... Two men, survivors of a most disastrous shipwreck, have been landed at Queenstown, and received into the Cork Sailors' Home. On Sunday last the Eliza, a barque of 700 tons, Captain Smith, left Liverpool for Monte Video laden with machinery and coals. Her crew, inclusive o the officers, consisted of twenty-six men. After passing Holyhead the breeze freshened, and it began to blow stroig from ...

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