... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCEE. [THE EDITOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPINIONS REPRESSED BY CORRESPONDENTS.] The Great NATION-al Pantomime, Hush-a-bve, Baby. TO THE EDITOR OF TIHE ERA. Sir -Palansz qui 7neruifferat. In your eulogistic and gratify- ing notice of the Pantomime produced by me on Boxing Night there occars a slight mistake. Alter alluding to the ballet, 1 one of the effective and ...

... | . ORIGIN AL CORRESPONDENCE. [Taxr EDITORL IS NOT RESsPONSIBLE For: THE ?? EXPRErSSED BY C(RLErSPOND511TS.] The late Tyrone Power. TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ERA. Sir,-As you and some of your correspondents dfer respecting the birthplace of the late Tyrone Power, I send you a few short extracts from a work published about twenty years since by Mr. Thomas Marshall, entitled The Lives of the most ...

... SHAMEFUL CONDITION of the STREETS of I London. I The late heavy fall of snow in the Metropolis, with the inclement weather of last week, has given unusual prominence to that standing subject of complaint, the filthy state of the streets of London. Indeed, to such a height of danger and annoyance has the nuisance of impassable thoroughfares lately arisen, that from the very magni- tude of the ...

... I MASONIC MOMS. INTSTRUCTIOt.-On Friday, January 2i5tc. at seven o'clock p. M. puanc- tually, ait the Gregorian Aroas, Bernioudsey (Br. G. Drapper'e), the fifteen sections will be worked; Br. David Rose, S.D., 73, intS chair. MASsoctc BALL.-It is notified that the Stewards must make thseir final return of tickets dieposed of not later than Wednesday next, the 23d instant. W~e understuad a ...

... We do not, as a rule, care to interfere with the Methodists or their doings. The majority of them are respectable, honourable men, with certain prejudices which form part of their faith, and as part of their faith are entitled to our respect and toleration. At times, however, we find them launching forth in the flower of their oratory upon matters which are no concern of theirs, venting their ...

... ,, ?? ,, Mr. Editor,-Sir,-In your account this day of the Croydon Steeplechase it is stated byyour reporter that among these presenrt was the Duke of Hamilton and Sir Francis Head, author of ' The Horse and his Rider,' who was there to give evidence, if needed, for the defence. As I have always considered steeple chasing to be, as regards both horses and riders, an unsportsmanlike exhibition ...

... ToWN E D I T I O N. I THE ERA OFFICE, SuNDAY, Two Aitr. TBLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (mrUTmR S TELEGRArSs.) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JAN. 25. The Ministry appear to intend indirectly recommendiig Go25- meet candidates totie electors to the Germnan Pariliament sincoeltbev hwe foretooaunicated in tle official papers, through the'chief Pro: fiancisa's the names of such persona as are kenown to tefriendly to ...

... THE REFORX LEAGUE and the THREATENE Demonstration, T, :_ I ?? I_ . . I I It is but natural to suppose that those persons who call them- selves the friends of the woring mailn, and take such palins to assure the public that they are the political patroas of the labouring classes, would watch over the social interests ot their clients witls a vigilance that ought at least to commitnad thle ?? oi ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1867. At the time at which we write, on a day which opened with the thermometer at 12 degrees, English folks are thinking more of the snow and their inability to get about, and, in London, at all events, of the helpless system of No-Domestic-Government, than of the Eastern question, the Reform Bill, or any other of the topics which are considered grave and ...

... Tuesday, January 1. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.-C. BRUCE, late of Holles-street, CaLveuidish-sqasre, professor of Sanscrit at King's College. BANliRiJPTS.-(To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, London.)-B. J. ABBOTT, St. Mlark-street, Great Precott-street, solicitor-E. ABBAIIAltS, Alridce-road-villas, Westbourne Park, boot and sboe tanofacturer-J. WV. BILLINGTON, Grove-place, Chureb-street, Hackicey, ...

... Sangers' Circus and Hippodrome at the Agricultural I ?? Prosperity seems to wait upon Messrs. Sangers' Hippodrome and Circus; and, as yet, the attraction of the spectacle called TPe Congress of ete Monarchs is undiminished. The magnificestl appointed pogeant, which terminates the daily and nightly pro- gramme, has been already described at length in these columns, and, we have now merely to ...

... roR LICENSED VICTUALLERS. Titlepage soldmostlybe fouend intetrestineg to Licensed Vtctvtal- ler's, and the operations of the UNITED TowNs' Associ.TAioN AND LiCt~,msrD VICTrjAntLcn' DEieNCE LEAGUE are Pelt- dished unde~r their Own snperildtderlnce. 'United Townis' Association and National Licensed Vicituallers' Defence League. A Special Mfeeting of the Committee of this League was held on ...