... B ?? Is NOsT RLuPOaSIBLm FIO warn oremwaL0 an m BY Lingard v. Mlaynard. TO THIE EDITOR OF5 TILE EllA. Sir,-Iu your report of this trial appear some inaccuracies, which it may be as well to correct. In the first place, the defendant was not the p aintiff's agent; secondly, it was the plaintiff who was dressed in costume, and nbt the defendant; and in the third place it was a Mr. Green, and not ...

... WABAfEAR AT AN 3EXO2rITAL. To TBB EIJTOR. E'rn-We pride ourselveo ia ttis oountry upon our noble eatcritif. Allow me to ?? for a fow mnoments or 3 our valuable tirns, by informing you of my own par- eonal xperienoe of the zonnier in which one of cnr greatest caritieq is dipensed to the poor. I went a few daye tgo to Wic. Geor# es Eiospital with a servait of mire, who hus been very ill ior some ...

... WREdCBS SIt 1866. I , - - - _ _ : I . I . _- . a return recently ?? by Lhe Bi jra of Trade recordbo 1,866 wretlks ,snd msauatiies having cccurred in lSSS on and Lear the cOtetR of She U'niLed KiEngdom. Ttie number reported is 1S65 wia 1 656. The rnumber for 1G wee not only sbcve tmm coreettv average cf the last yeare, bat above the av-eraise of the preceding five yea. 'JThis was partly ...

... To TEE EnroR,.-Ssr,-Sosue. twQ years URac you made a communication of mine (in reference to the accidents from Are in theatres) a feature in your ading article, and fully endorsed my suggestion- that theatrte oight to be under the control of properly- qualified govetinment inspectors. I beg-to say that, during 'the last twenty years, I have called the at- tention of those moat interested in ...

... THOUGHTS FOR THE NEW YEAR, CHAiRLEs LAMB, the first of British Essayists-aye, we shay sho, as would be said in the Jew's quarter, notwithstanding the classic claims of ADDISON and STEELE-We shay, there are no Essays in the English language which cut so deep into the human heart, and turn out from their most obscure recesses its most recondite feelings, like those of CHARLES LAMB. Con- ...

... I | SUNDAY. DECBEMBER 29, a6,2. SATURDAY'S EDITION. HOUR AND FP5'FWIGN fEATH1 r. Human eoings starving in trle midslt of plenty is a spectacle which might excite the pity and the tears of angebp, and the derision and laughter of fiendo. Bat such A epectacle is to be witnessed in Eagiand every day cf the year. Though we have more money, and more periect command of the necessaries of life than ...

... BY GEORGE K. F. GLENNY, JUN. HINTS TO AMATEURtS.-No. 5. SltD-SOWItta AS-D AFThBR-ANAGEMENT. Tim VmoLrT may be sown acy time between the months of March and July in drills on a bed of well prepared soil, which. if dry, should be watered Some hours previous to depositing the seed. In sowing take care that the said ased Is distri'tuted spar- ingly, and as aparlngly Covered with soil of a sandy ...

... The Directors of the Polytechnic, in preparing their special enter- tainments for Christmas, have shown themselves mindful of the great objectofthis Institution. Lighterforms ofaamusement arenow in force here, but at the same time it would be injudicious to allow the amusing only to absorb and gain the mastery over the instructive. Acting upon this conviction, a new scientific lecture has been ...

... | OREIGN INTMLLIGENC. | . , ?? FRANCK-Their majedies and the court re- turned to the palace of the Tuileries on. Sunday. The Presse asserts that French troops will again shortly be despatched to -REome, and that ordera will be sent to Toulon to> prepare transports for the immediate embairaaion of 20,000 men. In the sitting -of the legislatdle body on Monday, the discussion of the Army ?? ...

... *BEGINtrWG OF BLUND3RIwG. A letter from sts (teneraL davelock ttSapiort, t depicta the oomme2noemeottof Llandering atrejait5tg Abyssinian expedition:- 'uofficiol routine fljurishes in EDFlind, and indeed is all civilized countries; au I suppose cne must no; fed surprised ii the warm climate of Bombay fosters Ets growth in the mot loxuriant manner; still I hardly ex- pected to meet with so ...

... I [.1B. 'BEUT'S TLEGAS.1 FRANCE AND ITALY. PARIS, Saturday. The Constittftionnel' of this morning severely cen- sures Italy for having suspended payment of her share of the pontifical debt. This payment, says the Conwtitutionnel, is an obligation freely con- mracted by a treaty consented to, and voted by, the Italian senate and chamber of-deputies, signed, in the face of Europe, and ...

... ?'PRZSSIOI or O TIHE HJLW.?RN BRANICH ti OF THSi REFORM LaGUka. -- I s s'oune. m it mi .) boy vir. Ianpeator Potter to Teo dward of the Nag's Heod,' Leather-lcne, the '9 of meeting of the Eolborn Branoh of the Refo? m hat meetinge, if permitted in his haute. J i'uL' r his liaens, has caused DO litxle ?? In ths members, wao look upon this ero-teding as an . 'Mpt to abolish tho ridht of pab ...