... THE MAR YLEPBONE REFORM LEA GUE. A public meeting, called by the Marylebone Reform League and Trades' Electoral Association, was held at the Cleveland-ball on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of laying the objects and principles of the associa- tion before the public, and of receiving an address from Mr. James Aciand on the voting power conferred by the Representation of the People Act, 1867 ...

... FORi LICENSED XTICTUALLERS. * This page will Mostly be found interesting to Licensed Victual- le, and the operations of the UNITED TowNs' ASSOCIATION ,ks LICENSED VsCruALuaaa' DEFENxCE LEAGUE are puib- lishediunder their o02n superintendence. THBE ANTI-LIQUOR TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION.,, If strong language could be accepted as reason and argument, cites assuredly vould the Anti-Liquor Traffic ...

... rrasponbanue. AUSTRIAN AFFAIRS. Sir,-When the twenty-five Archbishops and Bishops presented to the Emperor their address in favour of the maintenance of the Coucordat, the first impression on the Exchange, and among the public, was, -that a crisis w'as close at hand. It was said that the Emperor had disapproved of the representations made to him on the subject by Baron von Beust, and that the ...

... DREADFUL RAILWAY DISASTER Il VRANCE. An Englise traveller on the Great Noroeerrn Rai-way of France writes as follows 'from u station named Villiers, under date Sunday:- . - An awful accident has ocourred to the night mail tratin frou celaig to Paria, carrying the pasisegpers by the English '1t trtlain that ?? at half- sat eigt ou Saturday fnilgb -aoldent which Is tgnally slarmi- lng whether ...

... TaDDB' UNIOmflSixU *TO THS RDrOUTS OF REYNSOLD4 S LW3WSPAXLo S ,t,-I belonged to a trade's union up wards of twenty years. Attached to it is a sick and funeral benefit sooiety. The subscription to the whole is very moderate, only 3s. per week. A sick member receives 7s weekly, and ot. are given for tne burial of a deceased memtber. vrovided his contribution is below a certain amount; and 31. ...

... The following order of the day was issued by Garibaldi at Monte Rotondo on the 27th ult: Three hundred prisoners, two bronze guns, a 24-pounder, and a 12-pounder, a large quantity of arms and ammuni- tion, and 50 artillery and dragoon horses-such are the trophies which the brave volunteers offer to Italy as a pledge of its free and happy future. When I have received the complete report of the ...

... eATEST SRT 4. -eteday morn'. k-~ ?? years, -of Sosatle-stroet, ?? aeds worth, was standing before the fire, his pin caught against the bars of the -rat ' piafore and he sustased severe burns of the back ited He was taken to St. Thomlas'shospital. ohio, is doubtful. Berecovery Yesterday morning, ldward Herbert tesenrmdths sorninof aewetev laurooonetlalst W~aiwertis, while sitting at a table, ...

... SIR BOUNDBLL PALMER ON LEGAI EDUCATION. The fourth inauguration meeting of the rnemb of this society was held yesterday evening in the ball, King's College, Strand. Sir R. PALMEm, Q.C., DI.P., presided, and on takieg 1b chair, delivered an address, in the course of which he saa it was with great pleasure that be complied with the inju. tation addressed to him by the society, that he would ...

... EARL .D OB Y EDUC4ION,, I I t The annual'meetang Mf the fiuiddersfield Meehia f fies' Institution was held on Thursday in the Theatre w Bual in that town, and was attended by a numerous l audience, every part of the building being occupied. The chairman was Earl DE Guar and ReipON; and amongst the e gentlenen who supported his lordship on the stage were a the HRon. Auberon Herbert, Mr. B.lain ...

... At the usual mreeting of the executive committee, held on Tuesday, a letter was read from Brisbane, Queens- land, acknowledging the receipt of a cotton gin granted by the association, and stating that the writer has twenty acres planted with cotton, and has induced many farmers in the neighbourhood to follow his example, promising to gin, pack, and buy their crops, or make advances on theni. ...

... SIR STAFFORD IVORTHCOTE, M.P., ATZ BRISTOL. The inaugural meeting of the Bristol Working lien's Conservative Association took place in that city on Il Monday evening. ti Sir STrAFORDi NORTH OOTZ w,'as ?? the guests, and, si in reply to the toast of Her Majesty's Ministers, which t wais proposed by Mlr. Miles, formerly DI.P. for Bristol, hie t addressed thle meeting at considerable length. ...

... ,OTTING FORTH THE CONSERVA- TriVE WORKING MAN. I go 's ZTOP O BEYNOLD8s arwosaEit. _lG strikes me that the Conservative working *n beara a strong resemblance to Mr. Dickensss 100ifal end hnmorous creation, the i naginary Mrs. f3D ~and likewise that eoythical monster of the deep, the sea-serpent. Both Mris. Harris aad the ?? watter-snake have been much talked about, but 28donbtfol if ...