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... 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 ...
... LATEST AD I pGRAPHIC NEWS. ~te states that Lord Lianlover is in lgerou~ state that all hope of his recovery 11gtdened by his medical attendants. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, WED=aDAT EVmqWG. p etnckma5eta have not engaged much toier, IheY argenerally steady, prices about the same as at the close yesterday. i severitY of tbl weather is a check to business tvestcaen~ n, and there is no inclination to v ...
... I -EC -EDITION. |!(--ECOND EDITION.- :j~ 1BY T!ZLEORAPS.]-- Tue Q~ueen has sent £200 to the Bishop of London ~to be distributed during this inclement season among some of the different refuges for the house- less poor.in London. III The Times says it is reported in lthe diocese that 'the Bishop of Exeter is about to resign, andf that t,'e Hon. Archdeacon Harris, a broterf the 'of Malmesbury, ...
... -mFAN .i1 PRBIS, ' DAY ~VEM. The political jlircles are still occpied with the Eaitein question,'and appear to believe thatit'ill produce'a crisis in European politics-perhaps even, ,th,-year, noitwith- esadingthe desireof all the great. Reweirsto postpone one as long as possible. The news that the UlnitedStates have sent a secret miision to Mexic s also directing. ;'attenton. A Though the ...
... HIGJH WATER AT BELFAST-TIrs DAY. | Morning, 7h. 50m. I Evening, Sh. 24rm. I Irl Df ?? elfil5t TMID,511 cittr. (ESTABLISHED ANNTO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1867. N another colunin we print aiditional details relative to the shocking accident on the Orna'- mental Water in Regent's Park. The Globs of Tuesday evening, in its description of the painful scene, says that scarcely any of ...
... !IlE TERRIBLE AOIDWT O TRg ICE IN m e ?? ?? .A . . .. NtARLy TWO HUNDRED PBEZR9o ad ' ' LOST. a. outfo r o'iooic of L N@kia Obbc.) Abot 'o'i o'lcon 'niueaday ?? a ,s large number of people, including a' few ladiee, he w*e skating' on Ihe splendid sheet of, ice `near , t Porlandgaite!R, Rget's Paak, the' entir pas 0 °f ice saddenlijs &ad without the usvl prsok Ua ipg ala3, gave way, and the ...
... An adjourned general meeting of the members of this aisociation was held at their 'rooms, uBstace. street, on the 13th instant,' Mr. HEUH O'DoNxI.Ir,, president, in the chair. The attendance of members was numerous,, The secretary having called over the names, proceeded to read the quarterly reporL, from which it appeared that the aff irs of the asso' ciation were ira prosperous conditiun. Tne ...
... FLSOGGING GAROTTER8 AT ARKLEY GAOL. , L I, The flogging of two prisoners convioted at tha winter gaol delivery Otr the West Biding, held at Leeds in December last, of conunittisf highway robbery with violence, took place yesterday at Arrnley gaol. to sentencing the ?? Beaumont, aged 47, to five years', and Michael Ginty, aged 26, to ten years' ponal servitude-Ar. Justice Lush exercised the ?? ...
... Islas'SIC* loulvallo ? THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 17, GREAT excitement has very naturally been created in London by the dreadful calamity which took. place upon the ice at Regent's Park on Tueaday, The Park was yesterday visited by thousands, and the scene which was presented by-hundreds of distressed wive and mothers, fathers and brothers, search-; ing for some missing relative, was harrowing in ...
... EXNERAL NEWS. ?? Duke of Hereford is dangerously ill, and tl:cre are but faint hopes of his recovery. The troops in the Dublin garrison are now all supplied with the newly converted l)reech- loading rifle. It is stated that President Johnson's annual receptions for the Christmas season have been raore thinly attended than those of any former President%. About a thousand French soldiers, the ...
... BY OBDINABY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ITALY. Florence, Jan. 15. The appendix tothe Budget for 1867 hasbeen issued. The public revenue is estimated at 1,024,000,000 lire, leaving a deficit of 259,000,000 lire. The reduction upon the estimated expenditure of the Budgret presentedin~ecemberlastis about 27,000,000 The Chamber has approved, with some modifica. tion, the ...
... XAIIFESTO OF i THE COUNT DE ] CHAMEOR. . l The Count de Cai'boird,,under the form of a letter addressed to General de Saint-Priest, but distributed amongst his partisans. throughout France, has given expression to his views on the new situation of Europe, the temporal power of I the Pope, and the condition' of France. The letter is dated Frohadorf, December 9. The following is a translation: ...