... BECOLLECTIONS OF TRE LATE GEORGE HU DSON. TIhe miembers of the Carlton Club and this froqluiontorl' of I'1 imill Isily- n corriespoiieno t of thlb flu i1 Nvles) lviii fnirlsOIL the liieter bistii' tigora of (eoreO -'son' who, afert 0 II le'g Illito posinh tibseviren front ha Ils naviesantry, hao cinlo 0111n cmercO fehiiliarl to IIWIsrovesto il w1i0 t roig II, lii t too ;) a bs. At I1mv ...

... CARDIFF CORPORPATION. The usual meeting of the Cardiff Town Couinoil was held wicoc yesterday. Ti aor(r C. W. David) presided, and rspa' there were preesaotMsr. Aldrme vnPide, Reese, bain1 and Aleander; and Cosnoillors Bowsen, Bird, Fisher, ls North, Splencer, IbVConnioehio, Jones, Whiffoen, Vasheil, POW( Slopar, and Thompson. sewe a Just Bs the meeting was opened, and before the Town- won]11 ...

... CLAIMANTS AND * IMPOSTORS. ~flfJ~iJfli~4.k. SAJL~ elf- THE NOTABLE, CASE 01'TOM PRO VIS. 0O(d1 a ('oaEll'sje' Mogunlaea for December contains an interest- ic n5s iog list of causes wherein legal process wyas taken to eatab- he lish neglected rights, anti where, as in the following, im~i Cit 0(0 time wasB Attempted. to gain A title aind estates: -A notable ofama nsos occurred not many years ago ...

... The Rev. Joseph Wood, of 13, Whalley Range, Ac- rington, Lancashire, was on Tuesday placed before Sir Thomas Henry, at Bow-street, on his being arrested on a warrant, charged with forging a warrant for the payment of £210. Mr. Pollard, the solicitor to the Treasury, said that for the last ten years the prisoner had been the incumbent of All Saints' Church, Clayton Ie Moors, Lancashire. In 1859 ...

... :,IIIgu Ams jJu-tw- ,Ij ?? it is ainnounced that the Speaker of the House of Corn. in niece13. intends to retire from the chair soon after the meeting rat of I'erlieenent. Though for many years Mr. Denisen has inf not been an active politician, he occupied no insignificant the piece in turlianientary life snore then a gencretion ago. rev Hafving left Christ Chulrch. Oxford, where he WAS the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ¡BY TELEGRAPH AND SPECIAL DISPATCH.] THURSDAY S BULLETINS. SANDRINGHAM, DECEMBER 14, 1 A.M. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales con- to be restless. WILLIAM JENNER, M.D. WILLIAM GFLL, M.D. JOHN LOWE, M.D. SANDRINGHAM, DECEMBER 14, 8 A.M. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has slept quietly at intervals during the night. There is some abatement of the gravity of the ...

... TEE BRIDGING OF THE SEVERN. I - - 1 - - 1 ?? L . - ?? It is now understood that the Gloucester and Borkeley iogy Canal Company, togother with the Severn and Wys eRil- this way Company, have energetically takou up the Severn wisl Bridgo Railway (Sharpness), and will join tlee promoters in le their application to Parliament for the necessary Act to that carry it out, ard have further consented ...

... LATESTI NTELLIGENCE I (nEUTTERIS TEIEGRAMS.) FRANCE. VEErSAILEs, FRU. ?? to reports current in LegititiI rt circles, the Orleanus Princes arc about to take their seats il ?? Nationa asemubly. (IEhrMANVs ?? DEC. I1;-Tire ?? Peer iI 1d C~orr'csprrrirb zn reviewing M. Tliers' message to the Iatiorirni Assebly, srrys:-' The repeatetd and unreservedldeclal ttiot of I'U. Thiers that France Nill not ...

... I ?? At - as . ,JbFl Uns Au adjornred qearierly meetiliig of the Nouth Town prtit Iditliii . 11 ¶l ienijutfes of the pracionq nieeting having been read, Theo at bug dieoleoioil ensued onl the resslation in the Cottage itte ?? ion Ijoniitteoes repoert, reopsocting, the niecessity for sole' ce iuieig tim Owners of cottege property to elitko two TLon %eili~llowS in each room, for the purpose of ...

... CORBESPONDENCE. ?? d l .ss ;E - n ns w s l 11usa di AU letters intended for publication nust bo accompiuiod by the isame nod anadress of the writer, net necessarily for publioation, but for the informnation of the Editor. It must lhe diatisctly understood that the Editor does nat hold himself re1peosible for the opiuions expressed by parsoue whose The letters ro ?? in tho As Votorn baiT. ...

... ME.RTHIYR SCHOOL BOARD. LI. ?? ?1 The first fortnightly meeting of this board was hold boar, )Y yesterday. Present-Mr. G. T. Clark in the chair, Mrs. M: oh cralay he Revs. J. Griffith (rtctor), William Groan, your C. Grifl.and 0. W. James; Fathers milloa and Brutal T1 MeHars. Charles Herbert James and Thomas Williams. mod. ibe T The minutes of the last meeting were read and condr J. Q ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE SURRENDER OF METZ. VERSAILLES, Thursday Evening.—In to-day's sitting of the Assembly questions were asked relative to the progress of the special commission appointed to in- quire into the capitulations, with special reference to Marshal Bazaine's surrender of Metz. The Minister of War represented that the delay was owing to the diffi- culty of procuring certain ...