... !- OLDS'S NEWSPAPER. av .- a-an -n . SDL;VY JAZ;U&RY 20, 1867. S _SD,- Y,S ED)ITION. pOC A~tD LABOURtER'S WIFR AND PTBE ORl-AW SUtGEON. 31arl men have a reputation for pro-emninent i Of all the ' learned or unlearned pro- fesjitO tbst which devotes itself to the cure of f °iield silonents to weich mankind are liable is that whiob ersote from its votaries the largest amount fosl benevolenci. ...

... Tun- COURT. We regret to hear that her Msjnty couaht cold on the day of vireftig the mausoleum of the Prinoe O neort. The cold resultO Ina roaeat psinful attaolK of face-aohe, from whicb tthe Qaeen 13 etill ru ring. Her Majesty has sitnitfldher iatention topublfoly rpen the Albirt We morialt Aylum, ct. ?? Court, Bsgshot, in June nExt, and at the same lime to la the foundaticn atone of a dining ...

... AN E1.lMqSsTZ AT THE M&N(OBN IMOUSI On Tuesday Oveairg, the Lord Mayor (1lr. Aldertmt Gabriel) and the Ledy Mayoreea entertained the mom- bsre of the Onurt of Aldermeen, the Hight Hon. the Ia- corder (Mr. BRssell Gunmey), Mr. fherif Waterlow eand Mr. Bberiff Lycott, the trim Warden of the Fish- mongers' Company, the Master of the Merchant Taylors' Company. the Maeter ff the Salters' Oompany, ...

... romloU n aLumEO All the minstebra the other day placed their resignation In the hands of-the BEmperor. hi Rouher retains big functions as Minislter of State, and la, moreover, appointid, Minister 'of Finance,,In, place of hi. Fould, Whoas inosallon is Aoseoted. MILashal Nfet is. apointed MinsterOf W`Ar. AUii~raI-lp-guld do Genonlly Is named hiblatep of Mjrnn ndh. ?? Ia BItprette MlIter, of ...

... THn RZIGN OF TRUORE in SPAtu. Spaniards, of all other European peoples, have prc- bably the most cause to complain that The greatest evils that the world bath known Have sesned from the altar and the throre. Other nations, by some moens or another, either by moral coercien or physical insarrection, have aeo- trived to loosen, or entirely shake off, the fetters whereby kingaraft and ...

... ,'WHM4'S WHCP, FOR 1867. WAYS Usetni ama very inrerestig puni:ortion Is an epitome of the personal Dnd public position of every indl- vidual of any oeleb:ity in the country. It embraces the royal ?? and its branches, the royal heuvehold, tbe nobility-their rank, rame, rges, and heirs-the CObinet and chief cfficers ot state, she members of the Privy Council, the members of the House of Commons ...

... A D A brlckltyer's hlbourer, named John U 1J~jUL l' tended before Mr. D'Eynoonrt, at mxarylebne PoFid oourt, en Wednesday, and made the ,oliowlrg g ment:- He sald: On the occasion of the acoldcrt a. Big,21 park he broughit out eight pesone alive. To6 irsitl When he got them to the b&Ak, were ?? Is-Y, 1 be saw ro more of them, as they were troker arw bly losmen and others. The last two he got ...

... LATEST SUmIARYk Jolm }StG the steersman of the bost which left the I Ill fated London, and to whose Skill the d afety of the few who escaped death was mainly due, has arrived in Mel- bourne. MloBs Uxow.-Yesterday snow commenced falling rather heavily In the metropolis About noon. Tie whole of the mails arrivd in daie course at the General PFet-offeBo; but the guards on the several long j ?? ...

... EM1IGIRATIO1i AiD COLON'IAL INThLLI. GENCE. LAlBOUR AND WiGEiS IN AME1RtI&. to 5ULe zii10h 0 REl4OLDs's uWSIP-.&aM Hanoook, Portage Lake, United States, Nov 29th, 1866. E1B-As I have rever no iced in your columns any remarks upon these parts of the States, I have thought that a truthlul scauut might rot be noaoepp able to sucb of your readers who may have an idea of coinig t3 this country. ...

... ITHE TORY ESTIMATE OF R&DIIC, I ASPIRATIONS. Sm, -It is not easy t determine whether Toryistm ls a product of ignorance or malignity. Oa the whole, however, the claritable theory of the cause of Torvism is the more probable, for apart from their politiCaI prineiples and praetices, the Torieas ire not bad fellows. Poulica1ly, however, they are neither more nor lees t£ha ?? and anomalies. If ...

... I Ml~sLOVM AND THE WORKING CLASSES. *lhe following correspondence hen ber. forwarded to ue for publloatlen:- 10, Clazendon-gardens, Mai3da-vale, W., January 1, 1867. Sir,-Bellevizg you will kindly ptrdon the liberty I ake la thum addressing you, I venture to do s0, not with the piesumptuous oljemt of questlonlog the views you have aee, fit to take on a subject of prcfound importanoe tD the ...

... BY GEORGE AiL F. G @IM , JuF TO OUR IBEADEPS. The thought, What will to mud-so say when he Bees my gar- don? has frequently acted as a spur and an ineantive to our readers or, as least, many of them, when thiylave been eugaged in horticultural pursuits, and where they have, from causes over which they had no control, beno foroed to encounter difficulties, to enldre many privatins, or to ...