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... TEi ?? EmIliPx. Thes parliame~ntryme Th-ipsri~mintary Blne-boo'R dees.,.og th the empire was distriouced on olde. th t of and depntias It contains 258 pagey.' to * latinz to foreign affairs speake in the loll f , , * re.. the Univarsel Exchibition, and of the ie- g of Italy :- Je#Wsi The year 18;66 has been ?? by - and military events. It is the 'i ,lAsce in the first rank the pacific coinq ...
... | I ADSOLON V. STATHeAs.-T.his was an action for an assault against a surgeon-dentist, commenced in the Court of Queen's Bench on Tuesday. The plaintiff is a esmpstress, and the defendant is a surgeon-dentist, carrying on business, in Wimpole-street. He is also surgeon-dentist to the Great Northern hospital. The plaiutiff's case was that the defendant caused chloroform to be administered to ...
... J°ToN lARDY, M.P., AND FENIAN I ALTT.-A QUESTION FOR THE UOXE SEORETARY. To rn EnDITOR OF jr ?? NEWSPA.pna. SOt..A late wall-known English wit wrote a book, wich he called The Comic Blackstone, in whijh t°e u1any anomalies with which our matchles4 con- st'bitutio' abounds are very happily ridicaled. rho scope of 'nch a work might be very easily extended. For it is not only the constitution ...
... THE GARDEN.-BY AM GagM. SEABONABLIX GARIDKNING FOR THtE WVM MXDING DECEMBER 7,1867,' None but those who have had to do with societies for the encouragsent of gardening can form an Idea of the enthusiasm of onltivators ?? strive for particular ob jeets; Ths prospect of obtaining a prizo puts every other consideration iuto the shade, and a world of good is done by diverting the mind from objects ...
... I I The following petition, signed by 659 cab proprie- ters,has been presented totlie Houseof Commons:- The humble petition of the undersigned cab pro. prietors whose interests are injuriously affected by the regulations proposed to be made under and by virtue of the Metropolitan Streets act, 1867, Shewetb,-That the laws relating to hackney car- riages wised in the metropolis are now ...
... MANSION -HOUSE COLLIERY RULIEp r A meeting of the committee of the Mansionb0.o .olliery Relief fund. was held on Monday, ?? presideucy ofSirThomS GahbieL. Resides the m bers of the committee there were noblemen and ?? tlemen representing the Oaks Colliery Relief f and others representing tho committee formed to provide relief for the sufferers from the explosion s1 Talk, in Staffordshire. Mr. ...
... EASTi-ET DISTRESS. o TO. T EDITOru.-Sir, -As many letters have ap- ,'eeared in thbo daily papers appealing for funds for the relief of theoexisting distress in the east of 'fin. 'don,. wesheil be very osueb obliged by your inserting thie tecotnp'en Ving account of the ?? eeedinD' of the members of tae last year's East-end central relief committee. >We also earnestlydesire te warn the 'public ...
... ; EPITOBME OF FOREIGN AND GENERAL NS I STRian OP CIGR I'AKE8Hs.-Tbe Philadelplikcigar makers, 2,t00 in numbier, are on strike. Tna VuaVIsrToRs TO THE PARTS EXHsrBTIOX.-UP- VtOras of ,1t00 o0O persons passed through.b the turnstile of hthe &nivergal Exhibitionf-: A DCEL WB9 fought in Paris, on Sunday, betwveen Md. Vermure~l, edior of the Cou~rlier Frnf ai4, and a well-known jourcalisb, M. ...
... LBETTERU OF So, TE IAN, ALLEN. The Ceork Exanaser publi3hes the toslowing letter. which was entrusied by Allen to his aunt ina Manchester, with dfreotions to forward it to his sister in Cork:- lManchoster, Nov. 18, '67. Dear Sleter, Brother-in Law, and Brothors,-I am sure you will regret to be hearing cut of a prison dungeon from me, but it cannot be helped. There are a a reat many changes in ...
... IMPERIAL MPARLIAENT. HOUSE OF LO1tDS.-MIOiDAY.- Postal commun sication with India -. e Dulse ot Mon- iose, in reply to a question from 14rd Staniley of Aldusity, istated th^attise Pen! ?? eonrpany'sist otfo terencwrthesrcontrisei *rsthat they shouhl rceeive ?? 6 year for six years: bult tshey had agreed to ?? 400.00ol. a-year for twelve years. 'The company WaS to provide ad- tional elripS; and ...
... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE I [THE ?? IS nr REsPONSIL FOR Trn E OPs0 o* S EuPRESSED BY CORRESPONDENTS.] CASTE. TO THE EDITOR OF TILE ERA. Sir,-Will you have the kindness to publish the enclosed corre- spoudence ? Your obedient servant, T. W. ROBERTSON. London, Nov. 26, 1867. To Mr. Lester Wallack Wallack's Theatre, New York, Sept. 6, 1867. Dear Mr. Wallack,-I am sorry to trouble you again about ...
... T1M AURSICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. i. large and influential meeting was held on Mon- day in the Guildhall, Southampton, for the purpose of taking measures for the relief of the large number of widows and orphans who have been left in that town totally'destitute ef the means of subsistence, in consequence of the late disasters in the West Indies, but more especially in connection with the ?? of ...