... Mr. Ehihu Bnrritt is dangerously ill. Mr. William Tweedie, the well-known temperance publisher, died on Tnesday morning, at his residence, Campdeu.hill-road, Kensington. The sentence of death passed on George Neilan for the Glasgow lodging-hons6 murder has been commuted to penal servitude for life. The Stroud petition has been fixed to be trie, before Baron Pigott (one of the new election ...

... SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1. SATURDAY'S EDITION. MODEL GUARDIANS Or TRE POOR. Great men, it is said, spring up on great occa- sions, who but for the evolution of events would possibly never be heard of, and hence could not attract the world's admiration. But there is a class of persons who, inflated with self-esteem and self-iinportance, consider themselves great, and labour might and main to delude ...

... BRUTALITY TO TtI: P00R [From the South IVales Daily Nem.' At the Kerthyr board of gueardians the other day l lcrk stated that he bad a somewhat novel apjlicat; laybefore the board. A woman, whose husband 'on t the infirmary, asked permission for Dr. was il tad attended him previous to his almission, to be aiowed to see him. The Chairman inquired whether there was ?? ,Pecial Feature in the case ...

... SOCIETY IN THE LURCH. LO THE EDITOR OP REoYNOLDS NEN9OPAVrn' SiR,-The scream uttered by Society in the West-end sense, and by railwvay shareholders, as to the revolutionary proposal of the Midland Rail- way Company for the abolition of the second class, is an amusing and instructive revelation. Everybody who is in Society is supposed to object to the admission of decent people into ...

... CLMExnAL CREMATION. The burning in effigy of two high dignitaries of the Church is not a very edifying spectacle, or one at all calculated to raise the Establishment in public8 estimation, Yet this has been done at Worcester, where the dean of the cathedr'al. the Hon, and Very Reverend Grantham Yorke, and Canon Barry have supplied the place of Guys. The Worcestershire Chrronice tells us ...

... A SINGULAR SPZCTACLE. [From the Worcestershire Chronicle.1 Two dummies were erected, some ten feet from each other, with their faces looking in the direction of the cathedral. They were robed in full canonicals, the one wearing a long flowing beard, an evident representative of an aped man, draped in white to his heels, adorned with a black scarf, the bands, which were clasped, being encased ...

... PLOQGNU GA3OfWTERS. The losh was inflicted on Friday morning in the ?? of Newgate upon Henry Moulton, aged twenty, asd Joseph Callen, nineteen, who were convicted at the last session of the Central Criminal Court for robbery with violence, and sentenced to seven years' penal servitude, and to receive twenty-five stripes, the prisoner Cullen, who had been previously convicted, being, in ...

... I FEA~rUL FIGHT WITH A RHUINOCEROS A very serious acc-ident occurred at the Gardens of the Zoological Society in the Regent's-park. The elephant henuie consists of a number of cages, opening into oue large paddock, and each cage is provided, with double doors. On the above morning, Andrew Thompson and Richard Godfrey, keepers, were sweeping out the cage of the large Indian rhinoceros, when the ...

... AUISCELLANBOUS, A number of English ladies have presented to the Pope a elmn of £2,400. The Marquis of Drogbada has been appeirted Lord Lieutesiant of Kildare, in the room of the Duko of L-iustcr, deceased. 1ire new schools in the Rodney road werc formally oponed on Tuesday by Sir Charles Reed, chairman of the School Board for London. Oin Tuesday morning the Union Woohen Mills, at Batley, near ...

... THE nEPORTED CAPTURE Or NANA SAHIB. It is stated that Nana Sahib had written to the Mabarajah Scindia claiming protection, and this led to his capture. He subsequently confessed to the political agent the part he took in the mutiny, but'denied al participation in the massacres at Cawupere. He acknow- ledged himself to be Nana Sahib. Since then he han withdrawn his confession. The Mfabarajah ...

... |HOW TEB SCHOOL-BOAED ORACLE IS 1 ~ ~ WRE.- TO THE EDITOR OF BEYNOIDS'S NEWPAPER. Sin,-The Long Buckley School Board election took place on the 30th October, when the five following gentle. men were elected:-Mr. T. M,&rke, Churchman; Mr. William Ashby, Mr. G. Packer, Mr. 0. Wood, and Mr. B, Hobbs-the three last named t6 working men. The election passed off without any ?? disterbance; but ...

... COUNTZY LXFr IN WUZSXANA. The New York Times has a special correipondentin the South, who started recently from New Orleans to ride on horseback from the month of the Red River to Shreve- port, with a view to ascertain and report the real stat. of affairs in that part of the country. Tjanded 1b Misiisissippi steamer at RBd River, he set out on his journey, passing th!ongh the bayon conutry ...