... DECLARATION Or THE MEDICAL PRO. FESSION ABOUT ALCOHOL. A very important manifesto: in regard to the use of alcohol in different formnn, and especialy for medi- cinal puipses, has been drawn lip and signed by the leading men of the modical profession. This man- festo is intended to etreangthen the hands of the Government in any attempt they may be disposad to make to restrict the Wsle of ...

... THE LlEE OF CHARISM DICK l NS. [SrcorN ARTIf'E.,] Our last extra-ts left Charles Djckens, aged atowt twelve, learning in the hard sehool of early tuil, i u ncongenial company, Iess~ns which ho ia4 good use of in after life. No reader oi his auto- biographic sketch of his boyish experience in the blacking warehohse -can fail to see how 'minutely .his on experiences were worked. iip in his ...

... I .i>bapriv~ioj jnejenibf th'love. ? 8t r t ?? fromt1he adion izr o Ealth, was readp-Ooseley, Decemberr- I871. To the Local Board of'iOwiaertedgdey. -Yoiir Ieatloa Oficer' respect. fully reports that, considering the great difiloulty attend- ingall sanitaryreformsin thisditriot'byreasonof eytonsive mining operations, &o., and the numerous small tenements grouped together in, cluswers, ...

... We reprint the following outspoken and energetic R article from John Bull:- es The unexpected burst of national sympathy with the X Heir Apparent in the hour of peril has swept into the political world like a mountain breeze into a close. unwholesome valley. The political world was in great need of such a purifier. When a Prime Minister of a British Sovereign can tell his constituents that the ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY. -Win. Matthews, aged twenty-six, received forty lashes in Newgate this morning, in the presence of the officials, the mem- bers of the Press, and a number of legal and medi- cal gentlemen interested in the punishment to be inflicted. Matthews vas looked upon by the police as the king of the savages of the low district by the New Cut. His offence was robbery with brutal ...

... F * NNORTH UION. ?? I T| o board held their usual weekly meeting yes- terday. . Nz, Esq., T.P., in the chair. The other goardians present were-frZ T Arkineg Mr. 3. IL ?? P ?? Mr. John Billy. itr. C. Orawocr.WMr. ?? Ir. Brady. 3J.P., V.0. Mr. G. N.Lwo.Mr. J. IL Chomley. mr. W. ~Mr P.Kennyand Mr B n D 16th Dec., 1871,2,026; admitted duringthe week, 71- born, I; total, 2,088-;discharged durng the ...

... ; xln :pbb iarth. i 0 . 0 .. ADOTXIAD..0;l GOLWO 0 BEN' NDYO AR' WLAD RE DDnxwIr, mewn Casflfad o :B~igion H maam wYnMp D ya yn Adda;,: aii Gyfodi yn-'Nqkgu.: Gan- Morgan Rhys. Aberystwyth: iArgraffwyd gan E. Wil. Hams. .Pris 6fh. Yr argrafflad diweddaraf, diwygiedig, o lymnau melyslon ao- efengylaidd MorganRl hBys' y'yw hwn,. dan olygiad W. Williams, Dinbych, yn' 1841. 'Ar- graffiad bychan, ...

... COMPLIMENPARY DINNER TO Stl EBEN.EZER. ADAMSOON. Last evening, AMr Eheblezer Alainms Non Is been Inspector of the city Parioebial ordf twenty-one years, was entertained to dinner in th George Hotel, by preiclit antd I~et Itiltgers e the Board, and other friends. C everc 1 erelid of about sixty~gentleiren. The chair was O~CCOiofid~ Mir R1. S. Muir, (Chairman of the BIoard), Awho supported by ...

... GOVAN 1?AR?CH!AL BOARD. An ad'serned gen eral eeting' of the raroeial B a'rd i3 'Govan vwa held yedterday, in the chapel' of the poorhouse, -Eglinton Street. There was a large attendanac, and the chair ?? W. Wilsdn, chairman of the Board. Tho object of 'the meeting was, to coneider a motion of which notice had been given, to the effect ' That'it is expedient that the perisbes of Govan and ...

... qF 1? -9S,? f _ ,gALI ?? ?? J.'tt paf-per,' ouar midt ourfa.at paper wqebroke ff sbruptly in tbe had midstbf' an n 'i'Alidrl of' thel VW'm :&ricrs'8 IbPolitical and theologiM-otpininadntate. 7d It mighto abte hedo o t eandteas,. he ournalist i ?? west oE the world , the great Republio'would hbe & thorough goine Rad' 320 to Not ?? The gown Crer detests epub. hta lies, hates Radioe, abominaites ...

... ISLE OFWIGHT. NEWPORT. ti rAgents-M s. W. & J. ?? ti f Wight Unor GA1R1ANS.-The guardA1[i~ s of the Isle a] of Wight Uin held their usual fortaightly meeting on Bt Thrdy at hen Sir H.E Percy Gotdon, Bart., presided. ti From the statement of the Vaccinatio Officers it was scer- taimed that there were 87 cssnaso ftruhu the island.-A letter was recei uvdisposed of throughout w ment Board in ...

... NEWPORT. * rAgents-Messrs. W. & J. GuBBiNsS.1 Y( W.TE SrmEoN MaEoEI..-9The sum subscribed up al to the present time towards the Simeon Memorial Fund m amounts to about 2401., and the committee will meet at the al Guildhall, Newport, on Saturday next, for determining how RI the money shall be appropriated so as best to perpetuate the t] memory of one so universally esteemed in the Isle of Wight ...