... ,ONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANr- On Wednesday, the general ?? meeting 01 proprietors was held at the bank premises, Lothbury. .Mr. Chapman ina the chair. The following report was read:- The directors have to report that-after making provision for all bad and doubtful debts-paying the income-tax-setting apart 2,0001. towards frhe onild- ings of the bank, and presenting a gratuity of 10 per cent. ...

... la nW ID GniAuL1t WoV-rmEP.-To the Vimes the-withdrawal of General Garibaldi from the Italian parliament- appeared the most natural. thing in thevworld. But it now finds that Garibaldi's leave-taking fmu parliamntary life coincides with thepublicitiron of the programme or charterof a new secret revolutionaryassociation which alndunees itself ude'r.- the appellation of- Vendetta di Afelatesac ...

... A!P- .- ?? .1 . ?? M.3 Biri ,It having beeesa 5IOou1ll- V- - - %LP., would arrive in Limeriek onslis way to Castle- ct' o vist his' friend Mr. Peaobody, a large ninnisr of elticerss proceeded on Tuesday to the rail. numbtermin3 to give him a cordial reception. Mr. 1 p.bady hsd ?? to the ihmerick Junction to ee 5r BrIght,, and bad come on with him to ieet . , ved ben the train by which both ...

... I I ',IkqV'jptTj3qpRRALIM' ?? N 'i Fr'om tneweekly return of the,'rtsia1' we learn't~lrt isth wektb ?? Noveribbr 21, 4 2J5'b;tlbari'Qd 3.e registered in 'Lordon and in jthiteen, dtheir ,larel ,town~s in the [Jniteid Kingdobi. TQhe, iiriuiinitn eo~f' Thenahual'rate fnotalt s Vweek was 2per 1O0rssilIondon' 30e inrhso gysainbui Ijand,2i in .Tsin; :al2158 cinIreisl, wer ?? he wai, I, the ...

... THE DOOM OF THE IRISH CEHURCH. AD--- 0-I The close of the Irish debate gave the country the welcome announcement, that the Liberal leader had made tip his mind, as to the fate of the Irish church ; and that he in- tended to press for its speedy consignment to the limbo of other iniquitous things of the past. The brilliant oration, in which he de- elared for quick and vigorous action, was re- ...

... TEBRIFIOTHUNDEB2w.? =MW1~O~ AWODENTS AND LOSS Ol? ?? OteFriay abutnoon, a violent thunderstom aceouuiened brviid and ?? flhes of ligt-i flastih es it dif at. lesat a cople ofe heus avised' cflonsideoub daneto Al roinervasto the nsorningh.h~ hin otedaultrh Ah fittvrll rfor41e ,thuelve 'elo t de sik hchnhd som tetme pevousl frejbeen ovrs. drost, bcaging b alot sdeiy 'unusual siz, ted storm ...

... METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKE. The weekly meeting of the board was held on Friday in the board-room, Sprsig-gardens. SirJ. Thwaites presided. The report of the committee of the whole board was presented, setting forth the result of their in- quiries in reference to Mr. Furness's evidence before the registrer of the Bankruptcy court, and with respect to certain allegations affecting two members ...

... ASSAULT BY a O1t1AIST. CQOlEis V. Big ' -Thi5 :tiorIe 4e Pe_ ch1equer. brought by b sr M Y Coo ea list, against bX. illiam Be, oganist of St George's-hall, Liverpool, tormeover compensation for an assault. The defendant had allowed judgmesat to go by default, and the only question for the special jary sitting at the Sheniffa' Court on [Thureday, was the amsountto he awarded. The damages were ...

... A deputation of the hackney carriage proprietarsq consisting of Mr. J. S. Gower, of the Barbican; Mr. John T. Fry, solicitor for the United Hadkney Car- riage Proprietors' associations; Mr. Baldwin. ohair- man; Mr. J. S. Croaker, secretary; and three members fram each association, attended onMon- day at the official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to whom the deputation was ...

... TU , GA1DW. -B . GI I o gfir0ejsrgar ?? areddig ~n~~~hqg ~rd~ibd dlig : isdtt drews. 1nh'-1'b i ma to _eeie stunsljo nldrilftiochoose y~(o'cmargO~e1 hlo Dslrlnlodll bbeash .andfor a ieiwig~yOU :1gisftarLhwith'gubjeeitd.fba changel after ,bloming. -;VI rg hina S( aTI ao rle I W Pbi Hc an d y t It, a ropinumnatteet iab 1in, fowerai. lasnd w si'fo i ttl trtsublend goiod egt hlia'et aunsP follaged ...

... ' -EXBv~lN ATION OF THE rRISONFIRS MOt THE CLMRENIWZLL OUTRAGE- *The further examination of the prisoners charged with murder and treason-felony, and supposed to be implicated in the outrage committed at Clerkenwell orison, was held before Sir Thomas Henry, at the Glow street police-court, on Monday. The first prisoners placed at the bar were William Desmond, !Fimothlu DegmoncZ, Nicholas ...

... UV3S FROM THE JOURNAL OFOUR LIFE IN THE HIGHLANDS. These leaves from the Queen's Journal will be read Waith intense interest by all classes of her Majesty's ,ubjeots. Their greatcharm consists inthis: that they 'aesoribe a simple home life, passed by the greatest lady in the land, in a nation the pride of which is that the home intiuences are deep rooted. There is in this revelation of the ...