... I ?? ' . I ti 4p . 11 i I YMPORTAXT 7ifl9TING JF -THE MIDISND ~ A. OPWai xselating of i~hq eatrehol~erfl isi Iq. re Mddlaud Eajiway Was beld. at11 the leby stqapar yqster- cc day. The nieeting had been celed bythe direetornfor thoI of purplovi of cossi~idering a statement to be subenitted by them LI with regardtq certain proposed alterationss in t)he workn of the passenger t fle, anid a re ...

... I ELECTORAL , 'A conference o i~ 'eu ~n4ndb the Electoral Reform, A~dair iljC., tiemion from allp r* 0e1'Z6'tr: orning at the Ne~itscia~f'~T&V~'5 ri' ?? In the sabtne of Ti. ames Beal, the chi0a acs yt We. J. S. WsIIGIIT of Birmingham, anrmogth c present were Miss ?? Book rs, Sigiis lc-a 55, an fbt~tllMr.-..C-,fr The QuOnaescrA? itt o0ening tbe mneeting,'siaid, tey weC ie ...

... ROIUID ABOUT FRANCE. - ?? CLVBS AtND I'VILLIES. 4 The Prefect of PerrigueLS- notlongagothunr- dered out a decree against village iellies, and his colleague at Arles has just closed the two clubs r which flourished in the ancient cityr, famed now , as i the time of Ceessrx for the beauty of its N wvomxen. ILet us say a few words about F e,6h P. clubs and veilliOs. A veill e 6cosist in1ti . ...

... T~ETRE ROYAL COVENIT GA2RDRIL : ;! 'PlROMEADE COrNCERS.' TUnderthe directiot of.Mesars. A. and S. G.tt. Tate 1IVB11UIO. at 8, Madame Sinic, iss os ~e Eersce, Mr. Pearson, Jlr. Wifocd ioATn, Madame Julla Woolf,Mr. Young, PMr. ,J.1y, anT Jler Josefong 1. Fall Orchestra and Chorus. Condritor, U. Hervd. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Sole Lessee and Xmnager, ?? B. Chatterton. ' Tais Evemcrco at a.45, ...

... | GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. DR. MANNING.,. PARJS, Nov. lB Archbishop Manning waved in Paris this morning on his way to Romie. THE DEPARTUBE OF MR. JZRVOISE FROM ROME. ROME, Nov. 18, Eawnun The newspapers announce that Mr. ervoise had a fare- weil audience of the Pope before leaving Rome. FRANCE AND THE POSTAL UNION. PARIS, Nov. 180 The Paris Spydicl Chamber of Conimerce, Exportatio1% and ...

... TlEE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN. I r( :tr evhere it vas expose(l to tlle full force of the rllcuay's artillery at their nearest point the thick old rvalls hael stood allltost ullbro]sen. Ono vin- donv only had recoived ml ltneveleoulo visitor vhilst llOI10 of tho otller shells could penetrnte boyond n foot illtO thc vaU itself. ThofiankiItg side of tho sqllare is oceupied by oneranelarge nransion ...

... TnEATR rIOYAL, COVLNT GARDIEN. t PItObliNlADB CONCESIIITi. C Under the divetionn of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tills REvicNu. at 0, ?? b.iUiC:), iisS Ro18 l1ersec, Mr. Pealdoas, UIr. WilIowrdl oLgan, Mr. Younpjlfr. J. Levy,amd liar 1 J.o, uun'IJ. 1iullOrchestra and Chordi. 1 Conductor, 1. 11 exvO. t lTR'I TIlE IROYAL , IAYIY A lllT. Sole Le4ssuo and 1[ana7.L', J. il. J,'LUk!oUe. Toxa Eesixxo, ai ...

... ,I! i k: iL ' e' j, HoiM o o'csrawm~.~ 0 ,1, .. -, j., . j ?? i, . IDn the tlidof Queen's Bench to-day the arga- mont,3 inthe case of O'Koeffe v. Cardinal Cullen were esnmedby Berjeant-Armstrong-on behalfof- the defend- ant, He~ said ho had to rely on twro . WAbd_ &liely, rmisdirection by the judge ad the rejdotion of oegal evi. ''defioe:. Ueo3ten'ded that aftef the judgmeit on tbhp ...

... I[ T/'oItB#U At j t' ~ I ?? , I 4S ?? ; I *1 0'6O'i'a' tat O''.?6IL SI trzi :Saccoet the Saturday a-7tlday, Wteh 1bI bcmgecer4p ,by ~vgtintg aiasuwjbis el ,me~pFi! wip tnitoresting historicallyb 6t41icr ?? W 1t ~i duyor ?? dinesd woiks in ?? 2 t6qAftidu. t he o tembogreitor qppof To ity. acqlitinga 'seea bN ?? to sir own and othor trades. Mr, Edward Lj :stchitdct ki l h~i'ds wrb iting~ on ...

... JIo.uIG;N MAL2S. i Tbe Itoyal 31ail Steam Vistket (ox1aa'steanisohip Tibelr, fru,,t HoithillptolL oli Sept. 2W, arrivs 01 1110 do Jnuiro oi ?? 16th U/tUlibT, at i a m., and onl the iog elevin'hg oi ditutered the laltbur. SeI Vreoceadle for the 1tier Plato atauloqoI cu the lO0t' outobvil. Nime YoICK, Nov. ?? WVite 8tar steamer l1opublie Balled to-day Yor Lsiguliod, with SuGd pssconeucro, Ou ...

... i IAVA AAD MIaTAR. Io Her lfjet hae CJmiet , t OEp yai , motionsa luonget ,hoffier of. tafte 8*+E TI b ?? G y Force madhbyk t Gou T. _. . . t BPtt To be Colonel-I tnt oel H2,Bora2. ?? 3oA yjii roraspelah Hdleran, OmS - - BO AL STTAFF COH - To be Major-Captain Gexp o 11cderto lc e tziethllhi To bo a Staflf CLi rptenat mrede Abgotum aetsy A do St. LaSnt UALrAS STxAF CORa. To be ?? Williazn W4 ...

... | ENGLISH TIIS DPTIS. ~CARM[E?I GQVE~R~NT England owes its best institutions to its worst Kings antd toter*rtvicea-to the .resistance which their crimes prvoked, to .theagrsin on the Royal'PkerogrfAive whih their weakn~ess subittd t, t Th puchae, n brd, money, of ther.,prfligay r cpiitycopeledthorn to sell.It i io old s muh asto steel that this. country is. indebted, for! its liberties, to ...