... .. .; Y 4 , .1 - i i. J . ItO jl*4* I z ;-jr 4., Z 3-exaiyiined;, but he hat he had extrate4v HEe! 'giei'ouely BU- 'i a greaM d'ehi'oF t vy ihd at; oze ,time.. .aa gambled at tlie ses'-therteo- were notI ' opin'ion ?? a obe very rich.; tfbim rof life gei Z able ?? to 'get ?? whole; he $o,rabls,, witM should order.Athe I 3arenta -anlaliaen- i miount. . She had ' oh; c~oiditio'niihmat Lvizg';. ...

... AUSTRIA. VITENNA, 7am. ?? Piese of this morning says that during his recent stay in this capital General Ignatieff took the oppo rtunity of expressing himself to several diplomatists in a peaceful sense as to the policy of Russia in. the Eastern question. The same paper states that the British consul at Belgrade presented 'a note to the Servian Government on the 26th of December recommending ...

... ' -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 ...

... | WE called the attention of our readers a short time ago to a letter written by the Bishop of Orleans, entitled M. Duruy et ?? des Filles. MA. Dupanloup has published a second letter on this subject, and in an appendix he prints communications from sundry of his episcopal brethren, wherein they applaud in the highest terms his'former production. It is evi- dent that a social storm has been ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THM DAITY 24AWS. SiR,-In anticipation of a legal solution of the questions at issue between the Metropolitan Company antd the Extension stockholders, I may perhaps point out the eaiing which the report of the Celedonian committee appears, to a certain extent, to exercise upon th s dispute. Section 40 of this report affords an exposition of the duties of auditors upon all ...

... FROH-LAST _ ok ,AZITB. [NAMES OF SOLICITORIS AND pIURTHEB P~ARTICULARS TO BE OBTAM1ED AT TOIL OFFICE 01 T39 OHME BEGISTRABI, COURT-o BFIANKRUPFTCY. BAMINGRALLSTREEET. SAVIKRUPTS. CRARLES LUNN, George-road, kholloway, carter, to surrender Jan., 20, at 12. MICHAEL OcOseoRE, Walworth-road, fishmonger, Jan. 20, at 11. J oHN HEPBURNE DUDGOED and GEOROE BENJAMIN DOUGLAS, St. Helenls-place, ?? JOHN ...

... .FIELD-LANE RAGGED SCHOOLS AND. I EPUGES xOR THE HOMEWMS POOR. I! \ ~ ?? -~ ; ,7 , a . . T T THE 1ITol EtOP ) ''DAILY SEWS. Sa,-Your kind advocacy of every cause -of , humanity and benevolence induces me to request the in y sertion of the following apSeI on behalf of the above in- k stitution'. The amorut of i, hdihip and priations endured L by many respectable families out of wor dung the ...

... IO RBELIEF FUND. I FIRST REPORT OF THE COMMITTISE. On Friday, 13th December, 1867, occurred in Clerkenwell that terrific and fatal explosion, which from the cause that prodoced it, and the consequences it broueht forth, has become appallingly historic in the annals of England. The following is a brief epitome of the results' inflicted on the immediate neighbourhood:- Seven persons dead in ...

... e, L4r, U TIONAL ED 1. i , , I - M .W~ ?? Forater, iM.P., and Mr. Goldwiri Smith delivered addresseilast evening,' it St. Jambs's-hall, on education, the for'mer 's 'a lecturer, the latter'as t 'hair' manof the meeting. The lecture was the third of a Eeries amr4rged by the Refornm Leagne for the political educa- tion of the people.1 The chairman, the lecturer, Mr. ftansfeld, A.P.,s and Mr. ...

... COVENT GA.DEIN. ;-tbe~H 0Da ^ej T IS VNITH' OOEW TH THE 1GOLDE ?? -After 'which the Gran h s on eI T~ia BABES IN T W));OAtbQIN ROSIN HOOD AND IS KERRY MEN.-ConTen~eat 7. T~is EVHINO, AYM.L LAS- WIFE WELL WON. 8esr=.Soher, Bcktone, .Hoe ?? Wea- therb,&c:ad ?? wihANU2E Pb'-VEESlON Ob' THE BBIGAND.-Corne at 7. JRINCESS'S. THIS E EIvE~G, TEE COLLEE1 N AWN. Mr. and Mrs. Dion Bo~olcault.-After which ...

... ; ~ ~~ SE ?? ~XD. i THE 8T ND, U,.* oY I - _Thte delnirtqenciea of the gurin f the e ?? etised I tisigat.~meetingof the St 0 Ann's Vestry, Deanuttreetd Soho, ovler hhteBiM 1 hr. OhmirwardentWArMG said since they had ho d considered the doingof the Sandboard with refem eto Dr. Rogers,, their medical oflcer, the guaridians- & gone a step further, rendering t the imperative dua of; the vestxr to ...