... of$ CONTWMPORARIES. OF OLANGALT ?? Times ob- 3o%&t it Is unfortunate that just when we have °rfv take upon olves the care of FUIj we obve* we red upon us the conviction that there ?? la etrhed miscarriage of government and As be50 a country already under our control as a f Da la 0 sbout two years since the Adminis- orcalon Iwasled to suspect the loyalty and rati°° 0* ofa chief living just ...

... TO eORRESPONDENTS. | Owlngtotbe number of lrerssyecived it isimpssiletogeve the answers in the currentrweetk. We eaneot undertake to return :BS. or to send awers by pesLt- J. T.-Yon are not bound to repair the roof. You can sue the landlord for any damage you sustain by reason of his not having doue so. L. B.-l. The goods cannot be taken in execution.-2 No. AsM,-You can place the money on ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. PAUL PRY IN THE lHURsaES. The excitement raised by Mr. Gladstone's expostulation is not vet ended. He has cast his line in very troubled waters; and it is difficult to say what he will land. As a political leader he has done himself lasting in- jury. The Catholics will be friends with him no longer. tot only do Archbishop Manning and Monsignor Capel convict him ...

... I EMALTH OF SCOTLAND. l The Registrar-General has to present an unfavour- absle monthly return relating to the eight principal towns of Scotland, for there wecre 2,536 deaths regis- tered in October-a numnber which is 81 above the October average for the last 10 years, sllowing for increase of population, and 'is the highest number yet registered in the month of October The annual rate of ...

... _.O CORRESPONDENTS. -. - -- J. T. M.-1. Itis the true character of GanBcl's Bergamot to bloom abundantly, yet fruit as ?? as does wo e y~saeysa vEG, MAc ff wi with this invariable characteristic, we found upon ex- amination that this was oW ing to a remnarkable scarcity of pollen upon its blooms, and we brought pollen from other kinds to fertilise its blooms with You can dono more fdr yourq.-2 ...

... PUBL!SEHD ON SATURDAY MORBMNG, IN TIME FOR POST., POSTSCRIPT. UWYDVS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER-0MIE, SATURbAT MORNIVO LATEST BLECTRIC NEWS. ITHBOUGe WB B'S SAGioY.) PRANCE. PARIS, Friday. M. Louis Blanc has replied to the recent letter of M. Christophle, ?? of the Left Centre, recommendmhg the latter to aim Mt the union of all Republicans, instead of a coalition of the Centres, which M, Louis Blanc ...

... ' we want petticoat government at toeand abroad This was the question °th which old-fashioned gentlemen were in th O dmissing the subject of woman's a~bitof dsnal ttell But the off-hand dismissal of the ofrtoge. ino longer in vogue. It is one on qeestioiiI u a hpublic man is bound to offer a serious WOb PIt afforded many humorous pictures epiehl Leech and his imitators years ago; to f' punch ...

... TBE: END OF ROGER TICHBOANE, I The Inman royal mail steamer City of Brooklyn, ifich' arrived at Cork on Tuesday; 'brigs files of New York papers to the 7th inst.' The yew York World, of the 5th inst., contains a letter from Hono- lulu, dated October 8, stating that an old English sailor has given an apparently truthful statement with reference to the fate of Sir Roger Tiobbborne, according to ...

... ?-TBZ QuLTN AND: ROYAL FAMILY. i.^ ?? m t~v in the %vine worship was conaeuctcua priv.-y- paste at B5almoral on Sunday morning by the Rev. Csampbel, minister of the parish. Her Majesty, the Princess Beatrice, and the ladies and gentlemen of the household attended. The Queen is expected to arrive at Windsor-castle ?? this (Saturday} morning On Monday l deputation of ladies, leaded by the [Oen ...

... IKPITOME OF PFOREIGNW AX -E~NERAL NEWO I -PUB SAn Ia I iskop Oj f Westmi out for Rome on Toesday afternoon Das HENRY ROO US, head o the L ea lishing firm at Leipsic, died there ond, was boin at Amsterdam in 1804 l Y. EQ HER MAJESTY s ship Challe Kong on the 16th it., savlngeriarrived at la 5 voyage. AU hands well, ba ee ceeft THE cable which was broken between Gusma and the English coast ...

... ; FRANCE. -At the second balloting on Sunday for the Councils-general 11 Conservativee and seven Re- publicans were ?? Superior Council of Public Instruction was op'ened ?? Monday. The Minister, M. Cumont, delivered a speech, in which he alluded to the progress effected in all branches of education, and the faculties which bad been newly created. The study of gdography and agriculture was ...

... ELEcOTOPiL ?? 'RrTooT I A conference took p mIaSona' tavern i+4U at 1v Tndfle v uor, ilite View ~~f~a of out, electoral system, the obj effeytiartng a.o e uniformity of suffrage in bor eogt5 bena6 to te a genuine lodger franchise -euarz ctQatiNOt5 tion, to be secured by a re qat lty of rep, a4 rearrangement of electoral digrti of il tt5b registration by parochial Ofib 443 g hours Of Polling in ...