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... MR. BRADLAUGH ON ENGLISH - R EPUBLICANISM. On Smnday morning Mr. Bradlaugh lectured on the above subject at the Hall of Science, 142, Old-stret. The lectocer prefaced his discourse by an allusion to the lecture of the previous Monday, for the benefit of the French refugees, and to the statement that the proceeds of that lecture had been refused by those for whose benefit it was given. The ...

... THE GARDEN.-BY M. GLNMY. SBZASNABLEGa~dG]~-BlW~NN DBCEMBE- M ?? Ther ta o dob~, 1~e~roet~andth readiah pxobire 4denzp Mr~hi stygeps h for eight te*ar~i9A~xw,6rw1Indtth.dsto. Ab~~toeth grpe ilpefun e a sn trw~ be4aORI p~ enou tbd anm reqm t pp6 bespledon :tkhee ear W P~Qte n l Appbtel. tee lldfiy.14 W1 p b oi a .oog i it iyro t~gotet d io oe:te.wna , damagiongto Iemoure a4wthnllsnl DelnIfst t ...

... S1JNDAY'l EDITION. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. aW M='A =ramss AMt nxb~mo mGUY.= iuom M PAT5 0F THE WOULD. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF FRANCE. THE SPANISH MINISTERIAL CRISIS. THLE AILIANCE BETWEEN GERMANY, AND RUSSIA. THREATENING NOTE OF PRINCE BISMARK. e Paris, Dec. 21. A decree of M. THiers dated yesterday, dissolves te Council-General of Algire. Another decree autborices the erection of a statue to ...

... XEMBERS OUT OP SES5!ON. On Monday evening a meeting was held in the Public EaU, Warrington, for the purpose of discussing the ques. tions of public expenditure, revision of taxation, ani entire freedom of trade; the meeting being under the auspices of the Liverpool Financial Reform Association. Mr. Peter Rylands, M.P. for the borough, occupied the ehair. He said, when they heard Certain ...

... B E T T I N . TATTEP.SALLVS, Xonday. Trio Knightobridge Subscriptionl Boom was well patrotaiOed, aod thle ollowing quotations will show tile extent of the business transucted GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASE. 5 to 1 agat Hlarvester (t anid 01 10 to I agst Ampleforth (toand 0) t to 2 - Astrolabe (t and 01 000 to S St. Volentin (tkn) 0 to 1i DavidC,0pPs0rfeId~t 100N to S Weomba (takeO) 7 to 1 - ...

... 6 DEVOUEING HER OWN OHIhDE[N. France is the most c qaettish nation on earth in her tem perament. One day she is submissive sat the feet oi kiings, and the next she is the incarna~tion of liberty, her flag the light of the peoples, and her sword the terror of despots. One day she jq nunlike and meek; with not passion enough in her blood to stain her cheeks. Thte next she is transformed into a ...

... THE PRINCE O:OF WALES.1 The bulletins'ssued this eiiek, while marking the' satisfactory piogreas of the Prince, indicate also, with the reserve whiobhis necessary'' that, 'though unDom- pleoated, it is not at present rapid. - The severity of the attaek will explain this. . Sir Willliam'Jennei re- turned to London on Wednesday. 'It is a good sign' that the medical attendants have decided to ...

... WIM ALABAMA COUGRESS AT -GENVA. The first meeting of the commissioners and the agents appointed under the provisions of the Treaty of Washing. ton took place in the Town Hall, at Geneva, on the 15th inst., and lasted for two hours. There wore ?? Chief Justice Cockburn, as the arbitrator, and L rd Tenterden as the agent, for England; Mr. Charles Francis Adams, as the arbitrator, and Mr. Davis, ...

... [TH3 EDDITOR IS NOT IESPUIWIBLN FOR TaE OPINIONS EXPRESSED BY aonRUSPoNDErNTs.] More Swindling. We have this week received another batch of' letters, touching upon this very disagreeable subject. We have given publicity to both sides of the question, so that none of our correspondents can complain of partiality on that score. We last week published Mr. Montague's explanation, and this ...

... Tfhe Prince of Wales's Royal Christy MIinstrels. A couipaoy of perlonoirs itlh tbe above title gave last Saturday slight, at the Vestry 1ail, Chelsea, the lirst of a proposed series of Saturday eveniog untertaiumients. The Hall wv as full of people as it could wvell be by tilet imne that, the proceedings commuicle. This wIS, dotubtless, it) a grealt Illeasure alttril)utblo to [he charges ier ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE PANTOX4IME. Taking Time by the forelock used to be rapid enough for our fore- fathers, and when Psutomimen began to be produced on Christmas Eve instead of Boxing Night, managers were supposed to be stealing a march on Time. But Mr. Hollingshead, as it bent upon Icaving Father Time altogether in the lurch, opens the Christmas Festivities at the Palace on the shortest day. ...