... SUBRPISING CURB Or LONG-STANDING ASTHMA BY TAXINq LAERT ASTHMATIC BALaaS.00rnl2rniatod throngk Mr. B. M. Graham, Chemist, 21, East Holborn, South Shields, May 2,1868.--To Mr. Wmi. Lambert, Chemist. After suffering from Asthma for the lost twelve years, and hasing tried althe different sooalled pepoifle for tbeconplalntvsith. out benefit, I .waa recommended by Mr. R. M. Grabaem, of this town, ...

... AYilmot tC) ?? . . 912 Evans (L . ?? . . . 913 Wilmot (e) ?? ?? ?? ?? 2,019 Evans (L) .. .. ?? . 1,92G it WilulotiC) ?? . - ?? 3,Sl2 Evans (L) . .. ,. ?? 3,472 ?? ?? ?? 40 |RECTBM's TELESR.SI THLE CONFERENCE. PARIS, JANUARY 14. ThT Conference met a4gain to-day, at four p.m. I. angabo has not yet ecived a reply from his p o sGovernment. 1'ARI, JANUARY 14 (Evening). The Public, of this evening, ...

... CORRESPONDEN. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. 1 DBgon.-JuliulS is e horse. T. ?? assignees Wu6ule have no power to recover. E. P., ?? means in tho matter of, T. S,, ?? suggestion was, no doubt, that lie ought to have retired earlier. F. L. D.-Yoe cannot recover the articles pledged; un- less tcu gave notice before the time expired. 1 J. D., near Stourport.-FPtofessor Goldwin Smith, ...

... SEMI-WEEKLY SUMMARY I DOMESTIC. A slight earthquake was felt in Suffolk on Saturday morning. The inquiry relat, o to the Wexford election petition has resulted in the return being declared null and void. I The Irish papers state that Mr. Devereux, who has boon deprived of his seat for Woxford borough on technical grounds, will probably be re-elected. The grounds upon which he was petitioned ...

... P2IESTLY INTOIi.NCF IN WALES. ifiitcy and existing facti prove that priestcraft has ever hens identilied with a spirit of intolerance and bigotry, and that ecclescilticrd supremlacy is hot another ternt for intorference with the ri.-ht of private judgentit and tho curtailment of personal liberty. The vaunted enlightenment of the 19tu century lute not altered the natnro of religious intolerance ...

... i Yesterday morning the annual meeting of the f supporters of this institution was held in the 3 boardroom of the institution, lardm an-street. Mr. James Aikin presided, and the other gentle- men present were Mesers. T. Mills, J. Iioter, .J. Rickarby, T. Dismore, C. Cruttenden, J. Pftrratt, W. Bennett, Fisher, H. Cox; Dr. M1acnaiight andI Dr. Minshull. Mr. W. BEN;N, thle chapel warden, real ...

... v, Ed warden!, Com,mtm Pleas on Monday the case of Hind ^as heard. Mr. W Q.C., said Sir H. Edwards and Cw 4a Petlt,0° attacking the seats of i„ ,lrlr. -Kennard, the members for Bever- f r1 t. v. I ',S bribery, treating-, and intimida- tion aua, though both seats were attacked, tliey had given security onlv for £1.000. The question had been raised before Mr. Justice Wells, at chambers, whether ...

... The Ritual Judgment continues to be eagerly by the papers. The Times ...

... The IBishop of Lichfield has addressed the foliowiing pastoral ito the clergy of his diocese. Feast of the Circumdision, 1st January, 1869.. My Bear Brethren,—My first duty on returning to England;116 to invite you to join ih me in thanking God for the gracious answer which Hebw given to the prayers which you fuave made for me without ceasing during my absence. Through your prayers I am given ...

... May ill in truth and harmony rejoice, To honour Church and Queen with heart and voice. ...

... A repetition of the diabolical aflair which occurred fn North Tay-street, about five weeks ago, when a merchant's office was robbed and afterwards burned, took place in town early on the morning of the 7th inst. About half-past three o'clock the police- man, whose beat includes the Long Wynd, discovered smoke issuing from the premises there occupied by Mr. Alexander Mitchell, plumber and ...

... On the 11th inst., Mr. S. F. Langham, the West- minster deputy coroner, held an inquest at St. George's Hospital on the body of Harriet Greville, the wife of a silversmith. Her husband had been separated from her for some time, and allowed her 12s. a week, but some three months since ceased the maintenance, and left England, necessitating her going into Newino-ton workhouse. She came out some ...