... 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 ...

... PUBLIC, XEN oN PUEBLI A d.| whc HOLMS AND pBOF.S,90R 1FAWOY.L'] E IN HACKNEY. ol Last night the two mnombers for Hackney &1- MPS dreageda &crowded andt enthusiastia meeting of their- eoit, was stituenta in the Shioreditch Towit Hall, Old-stroeetcad. not At~. (beoncec GowzMAND presided. He said they bad deter. said reined to establish ia club as aL bond of union among, all by. classes of ...

... TTRE ROYL, COVNT ARE lrIOMNAIJE CO.NCEILT. ,=ndertls direction ni Mes. A. end S. Gatti Tins I;VirO at 81 ntadmus .lsistio, ;~A5 ?? sereseo, P' Mr. Pearso, Mr. Wilford MorgaU, hMdf. Martin, Mi'. YoMng, Mr. J. Le1y, ond H~err Josef lGung'I Full Orchestr asad C6.r t Conductor, 11. HIeryd.y THATRa ROYAL, DRURY-LANI. Sole Lessee and M er, F. B. Cattsrton. Tin1s Evrsiiao, at 6.45, N0I3ODY LS L DON. ...

... I> :.2~ ~ I F;PROX OD~UR ccim soa r9IrYaZ ott&- ; dthZ I - ?? t h the''r~ 'eeting:'or the. 6';on- 1iluiaa f an'pba otfonpin~i as Oa#ouAted atotunt~the, sntoderetd' ow - dn o dth wt g o~erapy ingf ticosovery *oli wt ch,'w 'leaving the Unvrit ezngt9World, hse eould nd ?? MOic ersd:rethat the r oatmwhb Mniversity, 4r om various jun sese hdi bee sifalure sed advocate .Ats et attteoor'tthes ofttho ...

... U A*1-9 91 ? ?? ?. ? lk-- We give to-day a map of the sent of the Civil War in Spain, specially prepared for the bafiy News by Mr. E. Stanford. The Carlist territory may be said only to consist of the Basque provinces and Navarre, with some mountainous districts in Catalonia, and a portion of the Lower Arragon and Valencia, including the ancient military division known as the' Maestrazgo. Not ...

... RECENT DEFEAT OF THE GARLISTS. j (rom ova w3mc coMaMrIUM.) FONTALBLIA, Nov. 13. I was positively assured that General Lome ?? at Enderlaza this morning; but as I had seen him late last night giving orders on the spot to the soldiers for extinguishing the flames in some burning houses inside Iran, which had been set on fire by the townspeople from motives of revenge, and there were no signs of ...

... | 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... !iRAE LNION AC~ AND Tfl I S^~T M aamow O¢P TIM Va3VTATION TO H OLRO EXOK.EQ . . yesday seroon a deputatison trem the m'tpses ?? terhsu~entary ?? inq In 17sntat5 f the ?? do Uceeties, watdby ?? ~ tffr qr B th e C A mama the E Carzontrs a so roil- 10 Iflownlfg.stroot, with rfrnet h abtwe qc0st3`dD-. Tho depfltatfion wals ?? by Mr. Hop- Wood) toD ,, and the members of th Trades nusal Cr. mittee ...