... TH PRODIOAL'OOt lEOpI iqnkda Palanir ior~tkcljcal Aehasi. tieaw er, ade in- the difierepnt churches, andohplsi t.h. town d nelghlbnurh~ood. Teaubn olso1il this you, be. given to the QaceileHn ia. h olw !Ing retnrns havem ben ent to nol: e~hI h-le, Bicfeis . . 20 Ba9 Gzsabli Str~et Caslan . . 212 18S0 Chnof1IIOc the Uasf551h 151 it 2& FdbatBParihh%]hureh , . Et. ThOras ?? 150 0 0 .0~xswLno, ...

... THE ALBERT MEDAL, The Queen has been graciously pleased to confer the decoration of the IAlbert Medal of the First Class on each of the undernamed gentlemen, viz :-Mr. Augustus Raymond MIargary, assistant in Her Majesty's consular service in China, and Mr. John Dodd, a British merchant, residing at Ke-lung, Formosa. The following is an account of the services in respoot of which the ...

... THE 'iNe7S of this morning contains a report of a speech made by Mr. Froude at New York, and a leading article on it, which we think does less than justice to an eminent man whose countrymen ought not at all events to disparage, even if they do not think it worth while to encourage, his attempts to influence American public opinion in their favour. The matter is very simple, and stands thus. ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. SPAIN. MADRID, Oct. 29.-In to-day's sitting of the Congress the discussion of the motion for the impeachment of the Sagasta-Moreno Ministry commenced. Sefior Rodriquez supported the motion, and said that the honour of Sefior Sagasta demanded this course, and he added that he could not believe that the Government feared threats. Sefior Zorrilla declared that although ...

... J-111 TLIqL OF TA YLOR. OUR readers may perhaps recollect that some months ago a man named TAYLOR killed his wife and his infant daughter, nearly killed his son, a boy of fourteen, and did his utmost to kill himself too, an attempt of which the failure may perhaps be described, without any want of charity, as unfortunate. He began by cutting his throat, he tore open his wound after it had been ...

... T1uERE have been too many reasons of late to suspect the policy that governs our foreign relations. That policy reminds us of nothirg so much as the story of the artist who, aspiring to paint a perfect face, drew each feature from beautiful models, and worked downwards, covering his work as he proceeded. Each feature he had borrowed might be represented as fault- less in itself; yet when the ...

... THU1RSDAY.-W. H. Geachbias, W. Cuthb,.rtgon, W. Clifford, J. Damtrel, W. Mortimer, and H. Norrington, Ehqrs, Mr. W. NOTT, butcher, South-street, was summoned for having driven two bullocks through the streets on the 2lst instant without a head-rope, but as this wea the first case under the new bye-lows the Magistrates were satisfied with the payment of experees. FRIDAY.-F. Franklin, R. Sanders ...

... DESTRUOTION OF 'AN AMERICAN IRONWORKS. I The rolling pilfl and buildings of the.Cambria Iro B works, at Johnstown. Pennsylvania, the- largest rail. making establibhment In. the ?? wre mostly destrayed by, fre, on, Saturday night, the 12thinstant. The steel worky, shop and furnaces, were utnrjured.` The light machinery, In the burned chops was destroyed, but the heavy machinery suffered little ...

... DITRIOT_7W. TSmGaqo 1~soemtb n ,og ON OR im :F si I *:bom embemb~t1hob fievw wtebsg.io th -weo of: he FAlMO' *nd Merorentg , atish.*;1 the LMterwy lntltnte, was pa : th kawteea f ' ?? of farm labouren%, in qdoe? p b t cdan2 h the niut d'dew tut the ne ?? . E ll ld esot ba - - ftted foruomeegla ? ei d timeto objepl. Te t former hold their con market in a ?? - and In coasequeno ofthe ...

... OO1~~~UE8PO1W~~~iINOF ban.* CC,' B- Ton hid liktteraoply Ato the polle, Bangoon,- a 4o: not. renmrnnberany Such perform -nr ON, - 'e,ifyou' mre, In arrearl with rent 'i4 othtirwlsi. Ratemyayr.-Wie do not knwl Write t the master of ;the Workhouse. AL Le-nn !oi-nWe have no means ?? 86&2-The charity colleotionsh 1821)amounted to£4.085. and in 1871 to £4,886 Sessiones In-August next. ...

... :OPENIG OF 'A GRENK-CHLUMILIOHI ?? 00' WO~LVi, a;; ?? ?? 0 reading the Qbove line, mainy will, Wr, Whrs, thie, ?? : re We :an scely aswer, bhe enqury. Theiromus be Wt few Greeks, or prsons. belongioX th:e eek-'hurcbh wthini aver, large area ox which Wc4verham ton would be tli .euidti. Bat it! is verlhelesB a fact that yestnrda. O RIhurh. was formally opened lo t e. celbration of divine, ...

... - I - I A special meeting of this Board was held 'yesterday f 'fternoon; Mr. J. Hildlok presiding. , The minutes of a ' previous and private meeting were read, showing that the Board-reeoguleed the right of th-architect,- ir. Btdliako, to charge for extra plaus iupplled to the Eflucatlon De.- psrtanent, such item having been objected to at a fonuoer ueeting. In cealderatlon of this ...