... ,'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 ...

... MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AT. BRISTOL. A _ A AAt4 -An A3aA I ; lA crns- rT. A ?? Jones, rpsiding at Stanley House, Up- per Easton, near B eHstl; his rocerltl~' disappeared under the most rysterioits circunistarets, leading to a strong belief in murder. 9r. Joneb, 'was atailor by trade, and many years ago he went tb Wustralia, where hbtac4utred- actmpetehce. He is desdribbd as a man of peculiar habits, ...

... TUESDAYZAlS. 52. Notice of Adjudications and First M~eeting Of Creditors Bankrupts to surrender at the Bankraptcy Court, London. BANfRUPT&-H. Rj a3 Allen, New Kenrt-road. starch merchant-j. Allen, Canterbury, tsllor--W. B. Barnard, Grundy-street, POplar, painter-H. Bayliss, Pilgrim-street,' Ludgate-hill, shirtmaker-H. Brown, Nicholl-square, Al- ?? Compton-street~sas Brunawick-Bqu~sre, and ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the past week: 3iler open. ' Receipts. 87 18 806 187 1866 Bahia and San Francisco . .. 761 71 0 £958 Belfast and Nurthuin Counties 3.00 100 1800 1760 Belfast and County Down.441 4421 20t 532 B3.dgian Eaiterl, Junction 203 2~1 20 Bilyth E ui tye . .I n , 3j 1834 1010 Bo;mnbay, lisiodna, ;l Central india 300 30e8 ...

... THE .BABNSLEY COLLIEBly EXPLOSION. BARNSLEY, TUESDAY. I After our yesterday's parcel was despatched the examination of Mr. Brown, mining engineer, was conti- nued. He said-Mr. Morton, the district inspector, went down the 'nine in 1856, but I do not think he has been down since. There was a strike on that occasion under Mr. Minto's management, and Mr. Morton, after his in- spection, said he ...

... FRANCBS I I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 1A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday:] PARIS, MONDAY EvENIXG. Necrology is the leading topic of this day. France has just lost two eminent citizens, M. Ingres and M. Cousin. M. Ingres, the painter, died last night at the age of 85, after an illness of only a few hours. He was born at Montauban on September 15, 1781. ...

... THE ADDRESS OF THE LIBERAL DEPU- TIES TO THE QUEEN OF SPAIN. (azt~run's EXP1RESS.) BRUSSELS, JAN. S. al The following is published by the IndWpenldncee Beige of to-day, as the text of the address drawn. up m by 121 liberal Deputies of the Spanish Congress, ?? Rios Rosas ineffectually endeavoured tb to present to Queen Isabella, hi Madam,-To bring the expression of public opinion lie before the ...

... THE SUNDA Y QUESTION. I The Conference upon this subject was resumed yesterday afternoon by adjournment at St. Martin's Hall. Mr. H. J. SLACK again took the chair. The proceedings were opened by the reading of letters from Archdeacon Denison, the Rev. Baptist Noel, Lord Ebury, Lord Shaf- tesbury, and others. Dir. BATEMAN, a carpenter, advooated the opening of the national institutions on ...

... . ?? DRURY LANE. T1IS EVENrNa, JOHN BULL. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. Swin- m bomne, E. Phelps, and Barrett; Mesdaames H. Vezin, Isabel 51 Adm,& H.Vandenlioff.-Ai (I NUIMBER Nil1; OR, HARLE- QUIN AND 'fHE GNOME KING OF TIlE GIANT MOUNTAIN. t( HAYMARIKET. . THIS EvENING, A LESSON FOR) LIFE. Messrs. Sothern, 1 Rogers, Clark, Compton, dcc.; Mri,. Cbippendale, Misses Hill, Wright, &c.-Afd THE SERIOUS F ...

... - ' THR CE ;IH YSTEM., ) : ?? '1i I .e I _, I j! A, conference of gentlemen, convened throlugh the instrumentality of the Working Men's Club and In- stitute Union, favourable to a revision of the licensing system was opened in the lower hail, E3xeter-hall, ,yestsr-I day morning. The meeting was, thinly attended, there ] being at the commencement only abotit ea dozen gentlemen on the platform, ...

... I TO TIME 3DITOR OF T1H DAILY NEWS. Srn,-Lord Dufferin accuses me of garbling his writings with a view to distort his meaning, and of placing between inverted commas, and quoting as an extract, words which have been neither spoken, written, or implied. The first accusation has reference to this expres- sion in my last letter, that he (Lord Rosse) pro- ceeds to adopt Lord Dufferin's ...

... .tCtY . ROYAL SocIETY.-At the meeting on Thursday evening, Mr William Spottiswoode, Vice-President, in the chair, papers were read on 'Actinometrical Observations among the Alps,' with a description of a new aetinometer, by Mr Hodgkinson, and 'A Memoir on the Quintics,' by Professor Cayley, in which the author treated chiefly of the Binary Quintic, and the Quintie equation. The meeting ...