... THE REGISTR GENERAL'S QUARTERLI I IRETURN. The usual quarterly account of the health of Bog land and Wales has just been issued by the registrat general, with bis accustomed punctuality, for the edification and guidance of the m2 zillion inhabitants of this country. The return relates to the three months ending on the 31st of December last, when the actual number of deaths registered in ...

... CITY, THVUSDAY EVENING.-ConSOIS opened steadily on Monday at slightly higher prices than they closed at last week. Ihe rise was well maintained, and on Tuesday a further advance of I was at one time, made, but it was not supported. They have since, however, gone lower, owing partly to the continued flow of gold from the Bank of England, which, as usual, is inducing holders of money to ask ...

... The remarkable brace of Asiatics known as tbe Siamese Twins have returned to this country after an absence of thirty-eight years, and are now ex- hibiting themselves at the Egyptian-hall. They are accompanied by two of their daughters, and by a very beautifnl Circassian lady, who is said to have been seized and sent to Constantinople to be sold aa a slave. Here she excited the intevest of a ...

... ILLNESS OF MR. CHARLES DICKR-S. Mr. Charles Dickens, who was to have read at, Preston on Thursday night, was prevented by sudden. illness. The subjoined certificate was issued at half- past five:- This is to certify that. I have been sum- moned from London to-day to see Mr. C. Dickens, and, that I have found it necessary, in consequence of the state of his heart and his voice, superinduced by ...

... THCE COOPERATIVS CONGRESS. 1 Congress of Co-operators, agreed upon at a con. !erence held in the City last March, was commenced on Mfonday in the theatre of the Society of Arts, Mr. p. Hughes, M.P., in the chair. Delegates attended from various p arts of the country. *The hon.Chairrman delivered an exhauative' open. ing address, in the course of which he reviewed the rogress of the co ...

... | _ o L * FRANCE.-The event of the week is a letter of Pthe Emperor to Mi. Rouber, dated April 12, referring to the 15th August next, the centenary anniversary of the birth of Napoleon the First. The Emperor says :- The best mode of celebrating this national jubilee would bes'to give some aid to our veteran comrades who served under the Emperor. I propose to charge the Bank of Deposits with ...

... T tOF FOREIGN ANDGENERALNW MORE than 10,000 Greek subjects, expelled by the Turkis h authorities, have already arrived in Greece THE total cost'of the Prussian war of 1864, as verified by the Berlin court of accounts, amounts to 22.624,601., ,and of which 109,3641. was for secret political purposes. . ' ; Tos ?? English pugilist, Inmightittnew York on the 12th for the mriddle weight champion. ...

... ANlfNALS dOF y.TE POOR. i I , _ i To T}ID !,:youlowm as *f et reader of your journal, which I hold to be one Of the re presentative papers of the working classes, to draw Your, attention to the false scent, by which they are now being dra.wn off from the consideration Of their real, iiterests In thed oernmentof the State This is equally carried out ?? . pwer, and carefully by the Tories and ...

... THE MEMBERS FOR HACKNBf. I Mr. John Holns and Mr. Charles Reed, the mem- bers for Hackney, addressed their constituents on, Monday night in the new town-hall. Mr. Holmn reviewed the events of the past session, and spoke at some length on the Irish Land question. He said the Irisb tenant had a right to expect the Legislature to do for him what had been done for tenants in other countries, and ...

... ITHE. PUBLIC HEALT. - From the weekly return of the Registrar-generalwe 1learnthat, hi the~week that ended on Saturday, 23rd of Octolier, 4,388 births and 3,187- deaths .were regis teredin London and in 13 otber large towns -of tbe IUnited-Kingdom, The annual rateof mortality Was 25 per 1,000 persons-living. . . 'The annual rae of mortality -lat wiek2as '24 per 1,000 in London,,26 in Edinburgh ...

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