... PERFIDIOUS ENGLAND IN TURKEY THERE never was the least occasion to take any serious notice of that charge of territorial ambition in Turkey which the Russians thought fit to throw in our teeth the other day as being so notorious. Its author, being official, must necessarily have written with the most entire and profound disbelief in such an accusation, and only brought it forward for certain ...

... !- 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. ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... .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 ...

... THE BAR!NSLEY COLLIERBY EXPLOSIOl. l _ + _ ?? BARNSLEY, FRIDAY. After our yesterday's parcel was despatched the examination of Mr. Cooper, mining engineer and manager of the Holmes Colliery, was proceeded with as follows:- From the manner in which the south levels are connected I think it the natural result of an explosion occurring in one that it should sweep through the whole. From what I ...

... I THE LAW OF CONTW4CT BETWEEN AASTEEM I AND: WORKMN. Last evening, at the meeting of the Law Amend- inent Society, Mr. 4. ED'G read a paper on the law as regards contracts of service between wasters and servants. He said he proposed to state succinctly the existing law upon the subject, to consider the grounds upon which it is supported, and the objections to which it appears to be liable, and ...

... Now that the latef gales, which have cauised c such havoc amnourg our shippong, have nearly expend dA themselves, it may be desirable to recapitulate the ser- a vices rendered to sh~pwrecked crews by the lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution. The Lianelly lifeboat 4 saved 8 men frorn the brigantine Seraphinc of Dunkirk, c and 6 men fror t're lugger Espoir, of Nantes. The n Tynesnouth ...

... i TE IDIACHINA -ANi) AUSTRALIAN T|E I.:IA, MAILS. . * ¢ .. . . I ?? I ! ..!~~~smRiVTB'S EXPRESS.) - SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 18. The Peninsular and( Oriental Company's steam- ship Delta, Captain Kellock, with the heavy portion of the abovemails, arrived this afternoon. She brings 40 pas- sengers; 17 packages of specie, value hot, stated; also 289 chests of oranges, 21 boxes of peel, 48paekagesof ...

... 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 ...