... B3ERUWMAGEM LOY<ry. STU 1T51 bIiluAlL oF IREYNOLDS' 8 EWSpA,,, Srn,-The Prince of Wales has ?? and gone' ATl the citizens of Birmingham WvlM have now to pay atr A few weeks ago (without invitation), the Prince e. pressed a desirr to ?? l2irmingham. The newri no enthusiasm in the minds of our hard working rasle but the daily press, n3 usual, far behind public opinmil~5 turned on the tap, ...

... AIUSTRALTAN WEAT DVNNER AND Mnd. _ SITION AT LAMBETH. On Tuesday evening a company numbering upwards of 600 persons sat down to an A iistralian meat banquet served in the Lambeth Baths, Wrestminster-bridge-road, and given by Mr. Daniel TnIlerman, well known as the introducer of these moats into England. The object of the entertainment was to aid in diffusing correct ideas concerning these ...

... It i3 at the dinner-table that Conservatives shine. They are capable men in the use of knife Sold fork, and are good judges of what is best to eat, drink, and avoid. After dinner, when digestion has rommnenced under favourable suspice5 and when the first bottle has been exhausted, Conservatives take a rosy view of hunlan affairs. They then discover that England IE the greatest country in the ...

... AEn. GLADSTONE AND ARIBCDISHOP MTANXNG. Mr. Gladstone having published a work wherein be condemns the aggressive spirit of the Papacy, as evidenced bv the promulgation of the doctrine of the Pope's infal- libility, Archbishop Manning has published a reply. In Mir. Gladstone's work he thus categorically states his propositions:- 1st. That Rome has substitnted for the proud boast of senper ...

... FR1ENDLY SOCIETIES. Sir Stafforld Northcoto on Friday receivel a deputs- tion on this subject in Downing streEt. Mr. DALE said the deputation waited upon Sir Staf- ford, as the representatives of the Hearts of Oak Be- nefit Society, whith was established thirty-two years ago, and had since paid its members £100,000. The members amounted to 48 000, and the sum invested in the trustee's name ...

... oro THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS S NEWSPAPER. SIa,-That nations, like individuals, are sub- -ected to fits of insanity, seems pretty clearly proven in the pages of their histories And, takidg 5dvantage of these periodical outbreaks of msd- oes8 certain persons styled sovereigns and nobles frequently manage, after having been ignomini- xusly ejected from power and office, to contrive to get back ...

... 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 ...

... AN AUSTRIAN MULLE. The public of Vienna have been not a little startled h3 the news which arrived from Moravia on Tuesdar teek that on the night before a passenger bad been foand inee second-class carriage of the night mail between B3riin and Preran with his throat cur and his pockets rifl'rd nf tqeoi contents. From letters found on his person it h:1cs beer ascertained that the deceased, a man ...

... MEYNOLDS' NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY, ITOVERMR 15. SUNDAY'S EDITION. MARCK IT AND LEAVE IT. Certain individuals belonging to the privileged classes exhibit an irrepressible disposition to come to the front on every available occasion. Void of modesty, they thrust themselves and their sentiments upon the public eye, pronouncing opinions upon subjects wvbich they fancy they not only understand, but ...