... THE EFFECTS OF COLT) ON HEALTH. We should be overlooking a fact of great medical and socia interest if Ave omltted to note the severity of the cold, and of its effects on life. bufing the severe frost of the first few days of the year it was appwrettt that, despite the tendency in comfortable .,nd healthy people to rogsrd cold at this time as the eighllt thing, the conmmunity geneerally were ...

... I CORRESPONDENKC: TOXTETH-PARK GUARDIAN& TO TEM BDDIOR OF c TEN LlYMPOOL MEOUE.. Gentlem en,-A report of the proceedings of the sub- committee of the Toxteth-park Board of Guardians ia. reference to the conduct of the resident reon having appeared in to-day's paper, mnay I ask you and the ?? to suspend judgment: in my behaLf, I having renneatea the t'oox-law Board to institute an inquiry into ...

... THE-WEAT-'E. -| ' The cold decrease'd-in itensity 6 Saiturd, and a slight thaw commenced, but in the'nipbl the thermometer fell again below freezingpoint. The mails were delayed upon several lines of iail.: way durig . the .day inoluding that from Riari, SnJ 6 v fell again on Saturday on our eastern ooasts. Although, k o' trafrlo between London and.Dover has been reiZmed, L 't ween anterbryand ...

... DE STRUCTIVE KITCHEN-BOILER EXPLOSION ATr PRESTON. A most alarming kitchen-boiler explosion took place the other night, at the house of Mr John Ainscow, in Fishergate Hill, Preston. The boiler was fixed at the side of the fireplace in the cellar kitchen. was self-feeding, and was made of wrought iron. The explosion shook the entire premises. At the time it occurred Mr Ainscow was sittin- on ...

... 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 ...

... L Tg~a .tALT4* O fl~hJR OFDB.PUTIES The follobing is th reply of the Deputies to the speeclrq the t , u ?? sunm of which was supplied bytelegraph SInW-WhVpie your ?? ay endedat ie throne Italy, having wearied advereityi aa she once sub. jdgated fortune, looked for herself in vain amongst her scattered meinibers. You .encoiiraged her to hope ; you enibled her to resnme, with constancy and pru. ...

... [FrIOM cR TIMES.] FrtrIDY, five more bodics were recovered from the ornanental sheet of water in the PRegcnt's Park, aud, like their predecessors, they have all been identified. A fine lad, 15 years of age, the son of a butcher named Glanfield, of 18, Francis Street, Tottenharm Court Road, was brought to the surface at au early hour of the moruinig. His father had been prepared days before for ...

... LATEST NEW SO fltnnn'u Tazaaui.x1 M A FRANCE. , IMPORTANT CHANGES.-RESIGNA.TION or THE MINISTERS. PARIS, Jan. 19, The .'ranere of this evening corroborates the re. marks it mnade yesterday relative to the general accuracy L of the current rumours of approaching niodifiatione in the Government organisation, and Says:-The address in reply to the speech from the throne woall be definitely ...

... 1REFORM MEETING AT CAS3TLEFORD. A largelY attended public meoting rit connection with the Yorkshiaf ?? Of the htefonm League waste ekid On Saturday eveing, en the'Mecbahle' Hall, Catle- oayd. Ifev, NL MoDOwiehd having been voted to the chair, e n reeted in the reform question who had saderated te gea rning powers for the last ?? ylearnd seeo thate teir ?? been abortive, and conviction that ...

... AN AWKWARD RIPOST. A Mionsie'r le REDACTEUR de la PALL MALL GAZETTE. MONSIEUR,-Votre correspondant F. P. C. reproche 'a ma patrie en termes assez durs la vivisection, telle qu'elle est pratiquee au College VWterinaire d'Alfort; pratique, d'ailleurs, que je ne veux nullement d&fendre. Mais lorsque F. P. C. va jusqu' pretendre que toute ?? devrait e6-ver la voix contre la France, crier Jla ...

... THE WEA THER IN FAIV CE. Galignan's Maesenger of Saturday contains the following:- Accounts of the ee ierity of the cold in all parts of France continue to be received by telegaph and othes wise. At Giaveline-, in the afteinoon of y-s~erday, a violent tempest was blowing from the noi bh-east. The lifeboat was launched, and saved 22 men, the crews of two English bi:gs ard a Swednsh schooner, ...

... MR GLADSTOTW, AT A RECEPTION IN FLORENCE. The correspondent of the Star; writing from Flo- rence on the 12th inst., says Mr Gladstone went to the Hall of the Five Hundred, and was very near witnessing a count out. However, the address in answer to the royal speech was read in his presence. In the evening there was a large gathering of excel- lencies, past, present, and future ministers, at the ...