... I ' THE SH0O BOARD FOR LONDON. Yesterday the weekly ublic mleeting of the ncmbernimof thi Board as hl t their ofces, Themes e Emlainnmeot; 81r: 0nai~n 3mm, Chairmae of the a lBoard, presidedt COL ?? *1a xao The CR A , in answer to questlons, tated that the decision to adjourn for sx monens the debate on tho ter-a ?? ?? of the Miller'-lano School, in Lambeth, (ld not sh utout any member from ...

... F.b~d LAST ~Iern~uS a~z~T~il. 1 rntODmW!3 J~2HLOND4E . ?? . Csednogs, JOSEP 1 J o1Sb, l e1abyi g ,ild ~ ds e Victualler, Nov. Xi, at . 111Ver, H~u iALOII, 14ttlTOWer41t4 Saw~~I~ o~a RAT, DAVID and Gzoso* Wxr23l, is inerallants, Dee, 8, at 12. Dec, at I~ orse, WEnn IOD, Bo rir ord, , (TO nUDR a .AT Tnsa R OT1V DJ ? AIVIT03t, OZOGS, and W nLIA VANs, S ivepool, Toilsicn =n- el2Ofts, Nov. 80, at 2 ...

... 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 ...

... Chid ebtenitn' ote#. THE POPE AND MR. GLADSTONE. The Roman correspondent of the iimes telegraphs :-The Osser-0are jRelaw,' is officially authorized to deny the authenticity of a speech attributed to the Pope in the Daily News telegram of the i ith inst. If his Holiness feels consolation in recent conversions, nevertheless it is false that he pronounced any such discourse as reported. On the ...

... THERE is much food for reflection in a study of the political situation ia France now and twenty-six years ago. The resemblances and the contrasts are equally striking. Towards the close of 1848, as at the present moment, the soldier who had been instrumental in quelling the insurrec- tionary forces of Paris held the supreme power, with which he was very loth to part, and which he believed ...

... rbifs Qbtningld Otb3ii. - - PC bu A NEW POLAR EXPEDITION. be Sir Henry Rawlinson has received the following letter from Mr. Disraeli:- o 10, Downing-street, Whitehall, Nov. 17. fo Dear Sir Henry Rawlinson,-Her Majesty's Government have had under considera- sa ji, u the reprenltations made by you on behalf of the Council of the Royal Geographical .,it ty, the Colunvil iof the Rolyal Society, ...

... - -r r essvTMPTr' LAW AND SCIENCE. To the EDITOR of t1e PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-I read with great interest three articles published in the s pall Mall Gazette on the 23rd and 26th of September, and on the 6th of s October, under the title of Case-Law and Inductive Science. They seem to me to be a good specimen of a way of thinking and writing about law which is beginning to come into favour, ...

... THlE EXPERIMENTS AT EASTBOURNE. A SERIES of experiments are in progress at Eastbourne with the view of testing the destructive effect of the shells fired by our modern ridei siege guns on such earthworks as are likely to be used in future defensive and offensive operations. The committee to whom this inquiry has been entrusted consists of artillery and engineer officers, and is under the presi ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) EIT RLIN, Thursday.-The Select Committee of the German Reichstag ...

... W-flid ?? Otbio. ARREST OF YAKOOB KHAN. ( MORN1ING POST TELEGRAM.) CALCUTTA, NOV. 17.-The Governor of Herat, Yakoob Khan, having gone to Cabul to visit his father, Shere Ali, Ameer of Afghanistan-at the instiga- tion of the Governor-General of India-to arrange the differences in respect of the succession to the throne, has been treacherously cast into prison, and the worst results are ...

... Odoer 2 2. COTTON-SPINNING by machinery has within the space of one year acquired the importance of a great industry in this country. The Bombay Govern- rmentqfinds that thousands of the people entrusted to its care now spend their lives in mills, and the first result is a proposed Factory Act. As many of the operatives are boys and lads under the control of parents or guardians, and without ...