... 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 ...

... - . : - ?? . - ?? , 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... |i ?? 1 TO.X8.jtC5UhTR- NAM. Itis ?? thalubs tat Si6 Hu Rolse is u Agh n ' dei-in-chief'of her ajesty's fores 1 nB that Sir Hope Gianliwill be his' su ?? Seoe azette--. The ?? for Ireland is siieguig froI3 ilness. !% ! From a parl r just issued it appear5 that iten nionth ei'ded the 31stOctober t ecquan- 'tity of raw cotton imported was 3,076,073 cwts. whilst at thessane period last ...

... * - 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 ...

... 1 7 IFTI :th~xhan stonihn, flettesoW d te 5kbleu ~good~tiesi ^ od aashi4n ate 5ndenetto d gerous' seighbourheddfor t e eeve,5 l clas, a o-uni and anongit eer wijen peetb 'Glommons, Truthmust occaonally gO to alfe give place- to Policy a ?? fef pefople. can afford to l out more than l , % -ger's vorth oP Truth. Beyondthatlat. - htti for the Opponents in Politics would beis d claim the ...

... & ~ IwsD0dJ ?? n TheuLarger his desires, 'the 5sle* then more suited would. he'rbaffo b'ila l' ¶Thse Greeks -would treat him'-accord. IObJe s and energy.. .They would willingly to big ge~i tog hie6e aster, they 'would be content touse . ,bjl as tool but wvhether, active or ,passive she as t tbowo't the nationalpolicy.n This'W6ld- no 'o erdonable sin, and; -if 'committedilthe, ?? l91d soon ...

... 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 ...

... COLONIAL AND EMIGRATION INTU.LX GENCE QUEENSLAND CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS THE RELIEF OF COTTON OPERATIVES. TO,,-,TRIM EDITOR OF BETOLDS7s NE}WSPAPEE. Snt,-Wiil you oblige me by giving me a little of your valuable space, to state that I have received 1,0831. 1is. Id. from Queensland, as a contribution towards the relief of the distressed cotton operatives; a portion to be appro- priated: to their ...