... !- 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, ...

... 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 ...

... THE BORAX; NATIONAL COHNIITTCM e The Romam. national committee has issued the fQI 51 lowing manifesto in consequence of ?? e having exploded bombs in, the riazza S ChiriA e on the eve of the Epiphan, although without pro 9 voking any manifestation wrnitever o the part~ thi a people ashrkbled-' i Hhlifri;SP-On the evening of the 5thinst. Borne bombs were exploded near St. Bustachio.' The i ...

... BY GEORGE AiL F. G @IM , JuF TO OUR IBEADEPS. The thought, What will to mud-so say when he Bees my gar- don? has frequently acted as a spur and an ineantive to our readers or, as least, many of them, when thiylave been eugaged in horticultural pursuits, and where they have, from causes over which they had no control, beno foroed to encounter difficulties, to enldre many privatins, or to ...

... ',HEO FEARFug CATASTROPHE IN THE REGENT'S-PARK Never, perhaps, within its history 'lasa the sub eription-enclosure in Regent-park been the- scena so much tumult as it was on Wednesday. Al lasses of London society were represented, and thi roadway running westward, from Clarhuce-gate 'wa, Xl Dne period of the day blocked up with an es ted multitude. At dawn it presented its cu' kzssnasy ...

... THE IATA PE N REGENT'S PABRI tar IAT3iT PAEITIMUMS b The melancholy work of dragging for the bodies of the drowned was again resumed at ear0ly hour, on Thursdaymorning. Notwithatanig't ehe everit l of the weather the bank was once motetlined with About ten o'cloel two obodieawere ?? being that of lad f tee5 years of age, named David North, whA *shd at 5 Wilsted-street, Someri-town; the other ...

... Nademoisefle Georges. On Sunday was interred, at Plassy, Marguerite George Weymer, better known by her maiden name of Gorges, under which she had far years delighted the theatrical wold of Paris. Mdlle. Georges was born in the year 1786, and was not only the eldest but the oldest actress in France. Madame Dejaset, who is now about sixty-nine years of age, made her debut, at the early age of ...

... FHE JW I - IEB DT . A meetingof delegates fromtrade andfriendlysocie- ties, branches of the Reform League, and temperance societies, was. held on Wednesday evening in Cam- bridge-hall, Newman-street, Oxford-street, to con- sider the best means of perfecting the organisa- tion of the societies for the holding~ofthe great Reform demonstration on the 1Ith of February. Doe hall was crowded. The ...

... E5iRl. EU2'EB'8 TEWLBSJ THE NORTH ffGxXAN PARIAMENT. BERLIN, Wednesday. The semi-official Provincial CorrVesndence of this evening states that the object of the elections to the North German par5iarn 5nt is to create a firm union between 3So00,0o0) of North Germans, aid to obtain a bond of support which shall ultimately embrace all GTheasname junrmal announces that the royal patent ...

... , i{OLESALE STAR- )S OF THE LON- poor'. I ing the ia& twenty years 1, i3pi, 3tO;gjsd aeso o harder wino r for the eb 10Do t Eihafirto the weather of itself ohs the Prese l - S eont; and thifs, of oemrse, feeD oelo oj; Lasd effseL on the thousands ;lo base tc ,iow-oitizens, even in the most ; ro kero''0 Bat the severe winter .ersi~ly P102Prn,? ir~i}-g hais been ushered ina slD WhchO vost ...

... 1D IOgjjRCH AND THE PEOPLE. _O. i NE0LD8'8 WSPAPML t ?? in reforence to the working - institntlofls is to be holden on es 3t - tbh L-ridon Coffee-house, Ludgeoft IfeVe ?? proposed to be adopted is described te ms by the circular of invitation, whioih bs ic f proposoedoincluaowithinsth scope eot;reoe the ?? of objections which ,icon the trcth of Christianity, or to consider pjyba o°f p~tiucalr ...