... 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 ...

... ,'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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE SUOTTIS N'rTONAL T ; Mlsho fode :- -r LEAGB -Xlse 10win971Dg is the adess o' ihe ex tbe above body:- fteee- ' Uneafreecised fellow-oo ittr2nn-n To,- yeara have passed away riCC the h re , ' tatted the franchise by our aesistnce, Pto.-s¢ * for us the same political right. That prJ . ' frequenty repeated but remains u edme*, ,. tlorr cf the meagre measure cf reform brac.:. the late Govern ...

... THE WOERING lmlEN OF ChELraSFORD ANI . t 3- . -MR. BRIGHT. An address to rr. Bright,3 ,1VwB forwarded to that gentleman a few days agi from the working men cl Chelmsford, having been signed by nearly 250 of their number. Hhving reviewed hs ps Bgreat rervfces to the natior, the address w.nt on to exprezs the confidence of those who htd signed it In Mr. Bright's leadership ia :e agitation for ...

... TVYjT RBUGaGb CHRISTMAS FETE. It Is 'oa 1 years *inca post puolisted agnst a violatior c the sacred light of asylum was made a pre- F text to drive from the Island of Jersey the Frenohmen who bad .DouTbt refuge thereafter the coup d'etat of Daeember; 1851. To that act of expulsion the siater Wand of; Guernsey, on Monday, o wed the immense bonour .011.sheltdeig oR0 of the master minds of Elr;ep ...

... TH1E R~p33R_ TN or THE CRYSTAL - - ?? pALAGt. . ?? .. ss - The Crystal Pelaoe &tborttrl;BOU, 1Utod by the tradl- tioual and hopeful spirit of Englishmen, have already vigoroualy set about the work of reetoration-temnporaty in the first Instance, but to be varmament and deserviog of the name, If the public should 0nly support them in their praiseworthy exertions to preserve for the people the ...

... -- D NA. [weetATIONS (F~ TEARMY.-JANUTARY. (Where two places are Ientlonsed, the last named is thai it which the Depot f8 stationed.] InBd' ?? Been'981Vps-prk 23rd do:- Bengal; Walmer deya - Hyd 2rd. 2n1d beat: Canada; Wma. d s orl il. G.: C=dsor rcer 2nt D. Guardao W a 2ter 24th do: hlt.: Sheffield 2nd do: Beang; Canterbury Do, 2nd but: Burman; Shsl 4rd do: Doubliny Canterbury field 5th do: ...

... 90E[N IsTaLLIGN~ION At thie'reception of ?? diplomatie body, held on don. day at the Tulleries, the limiperor adressed theq foll wing speech to the diplomatic bdy :_ Tie opsning of the now year furnishes ina an oppor- tunis of expressing moy wishies for the sitabilihy of thrones and the prosperlty of mations. 1-hopq that we are entering npon a new era of peace and couclllation, and that the ...

... anfl H = m , ONz Pl1BL Aromasu on Kuee I sy %he 59A or Ov Oeord L.Alce of the Ancient Ordir r-I D aldes soc)rdtng to long ?? custom, celebrated the oporl~g of tile now year by a binquet held4 lo the Towr-hal, Oxford Tee ropraassniarlrse of the city are usually Invited to these bantquets, hut oniv, one of themr (Urc. Nrate) was present on this oc0AoUso, Mr i Crd. wvell, the senior mermber, ...