... ,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 ...

... A9DRUtNILEk DU.Si The Paris Fiyaro recounts a story not crditabs% the British peerage. A few nights ago, the Druke (a Hamilton, his brother, some friends, and their servnacur aU drunk, rode on horsebank along the oe LRao Some of the party 6toppfd a catrisge, exelesge,* 'Make way for the ?? of Hamnillto. The Fes popseesor of the oarriage expressed bimself in tersa emphatically devoid of ...

... Oa Tkaraday morning Captain King, D.L., was at- tacked in the streets of Sligo, and shot dead. Three other genrlemen were badly beaten. A Dahin correspondent writes:- Captaih King, the deputy-lientenant who lost his life at Sligo in a dis- turb woe at one of the booths, was a ausnervativa. Early in the day it was reported that he was deliberately shot, but it is now said that his own revolver ...

... HIMPERIAL PARLIA1SENTS I~ ~ _ HOUSE OF LORDS.-Xonday. The Loans CHNCaELLORc withdrew the Judgment Debtors' Bill, the Bhankruptcy Bill,, and the Bankruptcy Acts Repeal Bill, onl the ground thti woldd be impossible to peso thoes mneasures in time for the House of Commons to deal with them during the present session. The Regulation of Railwaye Bill waa committed, and the Marquis of SALISBUJRY ...

... I COtUNTRY EDITION. SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1868. TOPICS OF TilE WERE. A grand debate in the I-louse of Lords, upon the Bill for Suspending future appointments in the Church of Ireland, will, probably, be the last important discussion in the present Parliament. It began on Thursday night, and is expected to close on Monday. Lord DimvY for the Conservative body, the Bishops for the Church, and Lord ...

... * I The Prince and Princess of Wales left Enston-square, en route for Ireland, at a quarter to three o'clock on Fuesday afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses were accompanied by the Duke of Cam- bridge and Prince Teck. The Royal party dined at Chester with the Bishop, the Mayor, and other distinguished personages. In the evening they proceeded on their journey to Ireland, via Holyhead. The visit ...

... On Monday evening, the 23d November, a grand gathering of the Brethren of this Order was assembled at Hlost Stevenson's, Oxford Arms, Westminster-road, under the sanction and in the presence of the officers of the Grand Primo Lodge of England. About fifty Brothers of the Lodge (besides Visiting Brothers) were present, amongst whomn were Sir E. Scates (tile Grand Prima of England), Br. 1B. ...

... FREBEASONRY. Medtings for the Week ending October 24th. Oct. lO.M tdafterly General Meeting, Boys School, Freemasons' Hall, It tWelie. Emulation Lodge (No. 21). Albion Tavern. Felicity Lodge (No. 58), London Tavern. Tranquillity Lodge (No. 18), Radlley's, Panmure Lodge (No, 720), Balham Hotel. Whittington Lodge (No. 802), Andtierton's Hotel. City of London Lodge (No. 901), Royal Albert Lodge ...

... Dudley and Tiptoriu Licensed Victuallera' Friendly and Protection Society. The Annual Meeting of this Association was held on the 8th inst., at the house of Mr. Councillor W. Challingsworth, Bull's Head Inn, Hall-street, Dudley, in accordance with the rules, to transact the general business of the Society and to appoint officers for the essuing year.. Mr- CoUocilIor' CNoALLeNSsVORT1e ...