... I MR. LOWE AND T'iE WORKING CLASSES. I The ?? correspondence has been pub- liished: 10, Clarsndon-gardens, Maida-vale, IV., Jan. 1, 1807. Sir,-Believing you will kindly pardon the liberty I take in this addressing you, I venture to do so, not with the presumptuous object of questioning theviews you have seen lit to take on at subject of profouiid importance to the present iuterests and ...

... 'W EK LY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROULI- OF LE EDS. 52ND Wnra, 1866. In the week ending last Satulrday 3,175 births and 2,610 deaths were registered in ten largo cities and boroughs of England, including London, The births were 0)7 lelow, while the deaths exceeded by 88, the atverage weeklynnmnbers in the ten years 1851-66, corrected for increase of populatiou to the middle of this ...

... Corrected up to the Ist of January, 1867. Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the Dopot of the Regiment is stationed. CAVLRY, BAT. FOOT. LLE GuAnDs.-lst,Regent's- 18th, lt Mdershott, park. 2d N. Zealehd, Colchstr 2d, Rlyde-park. 19th, 1st Bengal-Sholliold. 11o-VAI, IloISE GUInSe. 2nd Buritth-Do. Wndseor. 20th, lst Bougal-ShIroalffe. DPoscOoN GUARDS. 2d Chumi-Do. Let ...

... The following summary of latest colonial intelli- genea is from Messrs. S. W. Silver and Co.'s Circular:- VIecrorA, Oct., 18066-Parliamont has been again pro- rogued, Under the new tariff, so much objected to, reve- nue returns show a decrease, viz,, £96,988, against £129,738 for corresponding period last year. 400 China- men left for Hong Kong, hbving in their possession £6,000 in sovereigns, ...

... MR. IORPSMAN, MR, ON PUBIAC AFFAIRS. I The ?? dinner of the Stroud Rifle Corps took plare on Mlonday evening At the Subscription Rooms. Captain DicicInesN presided, anti was supported by the Right fiHs, E, IHorsean, M.R, and several leadinggeutle- hlf. IossrAN responded to tbio toast of The donors of prizes.' ThDe hos,. member, vwho was most enthusiastically received, reviecwcd the political ...

... TuBSDAY-Yesterday the wind was very strong from the eastward on the east coast of England. This morning the winds on our northern coasts are light and variable, and on our other coasts northerly (N.E. to NWM.), light to moderate. Att Brest a very strong northerly wind is blowing, with a high soa. Barometers nre unsteady. Temn)erature has declined, in some places many degrees. Snoi to a small ...

... TIJE WEATHER. 'WErnIESDAXY,.-YU~tOr(dnY imd( last nighit hareo- mettic 1,res5UrO decreased conssidsrably over tise British Islsbe tisfl~ititg t s enraly inrcrisnig. The uliso are toetecly .E. t N X ?? n 'very variable in 5tregth Ssotv accmpaiedby ailin places, has bestsn ver goiseilon ur oassandin hesouth-east of Ersg- len ?? aout hss alln. igtning was observed 'fur Wi A 'nuTiEg w LLrns. ...

... MR,, BjjaGIT AND THE 1o/;IlGfl'Ly RE.'VIB 7lv. TO TiTh EDITOR OF TIE, TIMES. Sir-Sicec lily arrival in tonwi this afternoon I have seen tll correspondence beaded Mr. Bright and ?? Jer/a'ty/I Vi'c 'Ilis iher in ?? t ,iThis cf to-day) 5iid I should be obliged if you would insert at your tarliest COUVr5Oie thle following letter relating to it. Your obedient servant, HENRY D. SEi MOUR. r.S. I ...

... MR. BRIGHT, M.P., V. TIlE OXFORD UNIoN DE B13ATING SOCIETY. TO TIE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. CENTLEMJE,-Ilonse obzlige mc by thu insertion of the following correspondence. Yours truly, E DM UND NJTTALL. Ioehdlialc, Jan. lrd, 1867. ll, Littlewood-strcot, Ilocbdale, Nov. I19th, ISGG. Sir,-Bce kind enough to make known to the ine'nbsrs of your society the contents of the enclosed letter, as ...

... F 'ROM OUR LONDON CO.tRESPONDET. I LoNDON, 3riday. Mr. Danby Seymour, M.P., who is the author of the imputatious on Mr. Bright, which appeared ill the 'or'tsqqhf/sy .&srevim, has published iu thoe Times the apology he sent to Mr. Bright. You will probably have obsorved bow Mr. Seymour's apology halts on one le-g. Io only regrets having misrepresented what Mr. Bright ?? about the number of ...

... OYEIRCROWDINC OMINIBUSES, &c., IN LEEDS. TO 'THE EDITORS OF 'JJJF LEEDS MERCURY. GEN'T'L EMIEN,-I waS Cxceedingly glad to sce at letter ini the 11kcirelary of Saturday last, Calling attention to the disg raceful ?? Which arc oftoen vitnlessed in soale of ?? onahiiuscs. and I havo been very much serprissd that no tieether ?? of public opinion on the subject has appeared since. t think it is ...

... R O- M- U---R - -O-R-RPO- -N - TF'ROM OURS LOND)ON CORARESPONDENT. LONDON, Monday. - 'llc ?? jonnals are swvainped with SUm- maxuics of the pakssing year. From long fnmiliarity with 1lees wonderful productions, 1 am disposed to think that lbey serv no liseful purpose. Forced to deal in generali- ties, they lack precision of statement, cud very rarely trouble theimselves wvith dates. Often, ...