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... 1 Tnm NATION~AL ASBES5DLY A~n Rutis.-Tho Paris correspondent of the Ti'mes writes-The appearance of M.i Baneo as a candidate for the vacant seat for Paris is an5 agitating topic. This vacancy was caused by the exeontion of M. M~illi~ro, oneo Of thle deputies, upon the steps of the Pantheon by the Versailles troops during the Commune, The Communist journals now maintain that t1liis was a ...
... LEEDS, DECEMBER 26, 1871. DEATL O MR, MIDlDLETON, TrI13 RzCOnDril or ScoalriRo'-Our obituary column this morning contains tbo namo of Mr. Middleton, by whose death, at his rosi- dereo in Leaedsr oa Sunday evening, the Yorkshire bar has expesiiesced a cevero lose, A short time ago Mr. Middle- ton bad an illness which told heavily, ipon a somewhat enfeebled conslitutioss, ensd isi recovery on ...
... THE MESSIAEH' AT THE PORTLAND HAIL. 17 A, Al A X to to AA - Handelwsfamousoratorioof TheMessiah,' thanwhich no work.could with more appropriatenesa be performed during the present festive season, was given at the Portland Hal, Southsea, on Thursday evening, by the Borough of Portsmouth Choral Society, and the admirable manner in which the various performers acquitted themselves added a ...
... PARIS, Friday. SOME explanations are necessary to enlighten the world in general with regard to the vote on M. Ranc's affair. The Liberti of this evening says that the great fault of such motions as the one made by M. Raoul Duval is that they produce exactly the opposite result to that intended by the mover. The majority, by its inter- ruptions and its cries, clearly showed what it thought of ...
... I DEATH OF THE EARL OFELLNBOROUGIL We regrot to announce that the venerable arl of 13len. borough died yestorday, at three o'0lonk, at hin seat, Southamn, near Oheltenham. His lordship had been ailing for some time, and hbin death 'was not unexpected. The following skotch of bin life is from Men of the' Timei $dward Law, ?? 1arl of Elnmborough, is the descendant of an ancient family, whinh ...
... lPr9 AS500TATION TMV3RM5J EXCHEQUER REOEJPTS. The receipts from April lst to December 23rd are as follows; - £47,899,704; expenditure, £49,889,006. balances, £,756,391.; lasit year's receipts, £15,3tii,437. expenditure, £47,164,229.; balances, £o,081,156. ATTEMPTED MURDF AND SUICIDP. A man, named WilliamYoung, residing in Johu Street, lslington, London, attacked his wife in bed yestrday morn. ...
... ECCENTRICITIES OF FRENCH JOURNALISM, The recent death of the Earl of Chesterfield h4s been commented upon by the French papers, and the manner in which the most ordinary occarreaces in England are handled by our friends across the Channpl is amusing beyond measure. (Thronology arid. history, which are the backbone of truth, are treated with amusing levity, and the domestic incidents of a man's ...
... I I (RFETELPs TELEGRAMS.) FRANCE. VFRSAILI.ES, Drc. 22.-The Deputies of the at Right will oppose the income.tax, but accept at o taX on sceurities. It is expected that M. Thiors O' will speak in the Assembly against an income- fe ta-s. ye' The Due ?? is said, on good authority, II to favour the return of the Assemably to Paris. IN The Government are preparing an electoral law hr proposing the ...
... TIE SICK ANiD INDIGENT ROOMKEEPERS' SO- ctC .-This old and valued institution has again during the past fortnight been putting fort~allits c aapabilities, and never was the machinery of -the o charity ensorely taxed to meet the many and pressing dema~ds uponL ita too Elmrited resources as 7 justnow. 1n orderto be prepared in some mea- 7 ure for the strain the trustees were obliged to overdraw ...
... THE TICHBORNE TRIAL. Amongst the documents put in on Monday were the will of Roger Tichborne, the evidence as to the loss of the Bella, and the declaration of the Dowager Lady Tichborne that she recognised the claimant as her son. Dr. W. Sutherland and Mr. Canton, surgeon, gave evidence to the same effect as that of Sir W. Ferguson. It was arranged that a medical gentleman for the defendants ...
... THE LION, THE NET, AND THE MOUSE.To prevent Pirates, and unprincipled Traders from deceiving the public, the proprietor of l'OWF.LL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED has been compelled to adopt the above Trade Mark (Lion, Net, and Mouse), and this design will in future continue to appear upon the wrapper of each genuine bottle, and any one imi- tating it will render themselves liable to tine or imprison- ...
... CHRISTMAS IN CARDIFF STREETS. How cheerful the streets become in the week before Christmas. The people who bustle about, the shops ar- rayed with all the taste of the tradesman an--l filled with his most attractive wares, and the sights and sounds of the streets, all seem to be impregnated with the cheer- ful influences of the coming festival. Droves of oxen come lowing through the back ...