... FoR I LICENSED VICTUALLERS. | * Tise page Sillm ?? be found interesting to Licensed Victecal- Zero, and the operations of the UNITED ToWNS' AesoceANc anD LiC'ONSND VICTUALuERS' DENNOOCE LEAGUE are pub- lisjled linde/r their own suptereitendence. SUNDAY CLOSING of the PUBLIC-HOUSES T'ie better keepiig of the Sunday, in all the large towvns in (,reat ltal, is a question which at the present time ...

... Chamber Concerts at the Eanover-square RoQWs, ?? e;-lw -ns laym nsn.- ?? . -. . _ tle stxtic and lest of a reallv admirable series of Cbaesfhe Concerts was given, on Tuesday night, in the Lower Colleeret room. A brief mention of the selection for the evenig viill prole the excellence of this last entertaiument. The first item in the programme was Mendelssohn's Otetto in' E fiat, op. 20, forle ...

... oRIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. [B 1TRIS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOOR THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED BY [TgE ~~~CORRESPONDENTS.] Csarles Mtatews and the Webb Committee. TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE ERA. ?? a gentleman finds he has been led into a mistake, ad has committed an injustice towards his friend he is only too to cknewledge his error, and express his regret. But when PP~,a gentienieitorm themselves into a ...

... ,PDLLE. BEATRICE. The Sbeffiedd aaiy TehTegraph of February 19th says:- Some time ago, wheoa lIdlie. Beatrice paid a brief visit to Sheffleld, she made an impression on the habitues of the Theatre Royal, which led to the anticipation that, slisg shie return, her l eceptisn ;onv~ld be of a most flattering description. bast evening, 00 tihe occasla of tier second appenrance, this anticipation ...

... IIPERIAL PARLIAMyENT, -- - - ?? Th al.fHOUSE OF LORflS.-Honday. TeErofLONGORoo slated, in reply to thu Earl of Essex, that a circular would shertly be issued defining the duties aud disabilities of the Volsucteers int case of domestic tumult. Lord Lts'voRts having moved for. various returns relaiting to the con- duct of the Irish costsaholury during the recent Fenion outbreak in Ireand th Eal ...

... However cold-blooded and revolting the conduct of a cruel step- mother may appear in a social point of view, 11er overt acts of hard- sship and inhumanity, if tested by the rules of philosophy and ethical morality, might be made to assume a very different com- plexion; and what the lower order, in its ignorance, might still designate as barbarous, the better informed and more intelligent would ...

... These artistes have just concluded successful engagements at Liverpool, Edinbro', and Carlisle. The Carlisle Journal, March 1st, says:- Oil Tuesday night last the Carlisle Amateur Dramatic Society commenced a series of entertainments In the Mechanics' Hall in this city. They were assisted by the Sisters Nelson, who on two previous occasions have given eclat to the perforiu- ances of the ...

... I Music Hall Professionals and their orchestras. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Ae the Proprietor of a large end popular Music Hall, and, there- fore, competent by personal experience to either diepute or uphold any astatement with regtitd to their getteral management, I with, regret acknowledg the jueticeof ?? r.espectingfhattruly ecanda lous, endin some cases cruel exaction; practieed by the ...

... The, ?? .. i -- .. smne anmual aistriblution of prizes to the boys who have distinguished thmselves in various ways daring the year took place onl Friday after- noon, at the Shllool-house, Wood-green, when the nobleman (the Right lon. the Earl of Dalhousie), who has consented to preside on Wednesday next, attended, surrounded by a large number of ladies, and, among others, the fellowing ...

... Tuiesday, March 19. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-W. ADAMSON, Sowerby-bridge, Yorkshire, cotton spinner-J. GILLARD, Drayton, Somersetshire, car- penter. BANKRUPTS.-(To surrender at the Bankrs-pts' Court, London.)-J. BRANT, Breotford End, Isleworth, hatter-F. DE NAEYER Oxford- street, billiard-table proprietor-I. K. SMART, King's-road, 'Chelsea, schoolmaster-1-1. FULLER, Strand, newspaper proprietor-T ...

... TOWN ED 1TION.jq TEE ERA OFFICE, SUNDAY, Two A.M. LATEST FOREIftN INTELLIGENcE (REUTmSB ' TELEGRAMS.) BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, MARCiH 16.-The report of M. Vandenpeereboom to the King upon the cattie plague in Belgium states'that the results of the preventive measures adopted imposes upon the Government thes duty of rendering them more complete. The Minister proposes to include in one Bill all the ...

... F R .E XM A S O N R Y. MOUNT LEsaw-ox LODGE (No. 73)-On Tuesday last thi8 old Lodge met at the Green Man, Tooley-street, and was opened by Br. G. Morris, W.M. There were also present Brs, T. J. Sabine, S.W.; F. H. Ebs- worth, J.W.; E. Harris, P.M., Treasurer; J. Donkin, P.M., Secretary D.Rose,S.D.; M.A.Loewenstark,J.D.; G.Free,LG.; G.J.GraceW.S. F. Walters, P.M. E. If. Levy, P.M.; and many ...