... M. Emile Girardin, the new director of the newspapee La France, publisher a statement of its policy, wvich, he says, is contained in the word France, the title of the journal. Every other thought will be su bordinate to that patriotic aim. The paper will belong to no party, and hi.Emiie Glirardin, in conclusion, sma lup its programme as followsv: ' personal Septennate until 1880, the ...

... 1MR. BOORD, M.P., AT GREENWICH. On Friday mnght the Conmervative member for Green. which addressed a meeting of his conatituents in th4 Loeture Hall, Royal-hill. Mr. BOOnD met with a hrarty reception from hlt supporters. On the subject of ritualisus, he would Merel! say that the votes he gave on the Public Worehip Bill were sufficient guarantee that he should pursue the conrsc which that ...

... G A B D E N I N G. M TYOWXO GARmEIS. Plant tnlip beds; muleb liberally wherever required; care- M'ally eultirate the foliage uf Cape bulbs, and others that have flowered in atnmun lay down turf tor lawns and grasseigings: plantanid trim all bardy sorts of olimbing planss, sirhas Virginia rTsrs, ivy, honeysuckle-, virgin's bower, jesnines, &c. ; plant the dite vent varieties of roese, tako up ...

... ATEST INTELLIGENCE. WI UMUTL Mnses AND XLECcrIO TZLEGRAPE1 FROM AU PARTS OF TEE WOLoD. THE CARLIST WAR. --POSED NANA SARIB. ru b U ~ - (IOFFEE. DEPOSITION OF RINU . madrid, Nov. 18. The C rlsts who remained in the neighbourhood of Iro have beau pu t t offlit by an artller fire from San MaxialandMaros Trstey, 1irtad Galceran are Thairretur bein auexe~t~ a ?? l ply Of pro- tiions in the towvn is ...

... A gWoU&L LIUM&oir aS4MT. Vf0 T'I UDITIro 03o 9McNrVJS'9 RE.OSPWPe1nft. &Br,-I think you -will apee swith me tbattherewre few things more calculated to distress the'average intel- leot than to read the way some of our most eminent men indilge in Pharisaic self landition between the walnuts and the wine, vile the Lord Mayor'sedinner. The Duke of Cambridge thinikz thatmeverbeforewere we so ...

... MISCELLANEMS. Archbishop arnning left London for Rome ?? afternoon. Mr. Gladstone is slated to have sent a copy of his paum- phlelt on the Rera~ish Chrch to Prince Bipmark. Tbe Blr of Cloamel has. hecn eleoted a representative peer of Ireltand, in room of ths hit Xrrl Annesley. , The Ruins jam Government have sent three staff officers T and an a~styonomer to Persis te watch the transit of ...

... THE nAILWAY RZEVOLUTIONi. On Monday night a large meeting of the Midland pail way shareholders and others was held in the Temperance. hall, Leicester, in support of the scheme of the Alidlane Railway directors for the abolition of second-class car. rigego and the reduction of firtet lase fares. The chair. men wzas the mayor, Alderman. Harding, who was snti ported by the ex-mayor, M~r. W. ...

... THE CAPW1URM Ot UHE BUppoSD - . .SANA SAWS. - ?? I The overland summary of the Timces of India, dated October 26, contains reports from several correspondents relative to the capture of the supposed Nana Sahib, though it appears from these that from the outset opilion differed as to his identity. The Dc;hi Gazette gives the following account of the capture:- Great :exoitement prevails in the ...

... -'be Corporation of the City of London boasts that it can point to many passages in its history where it has stood between tyrants and the people. We do not believe, however, that any of the historical passages that may be quoted will surpmss the generous act performed in such a chivalrous spirit, by which the Cor- poration have broken in pieces the oppressors of Epping Forest. Epping ...

... SPEECH OF PROPESSOR FAWOETT. On Wednesday, Mr. Holma and Professor Fawcett addressed their Hackney constituents. The latter, in the coarse of his epeech, ?? and others had greatly admired the picture of Mr. Disraeli posing himself during the last session as the great protector of the Protestant faith, and taking up his place on the broad platform of the Reformation. It was impossible not to ...

... TIM1 MNQUISITOMIAL I1MCOE!-TAX8 TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEwrCrriER. SIn,-When the Civil Service cc-operative societiOB first started, tradesmen found their returns diminished. Complaints were long and loud. Deputatons waited on the Chancellor of the Excheqner. The press and members of parliament told the trade generally their remedy was in their own hands, That it they sold at lower ...

... SUNDAY, 2NOVED&BER 22. SUNDAY5S EDITION. *waU IURnLIND POLICY OZ RAILWAY COM PANIE IS. Generally speaking, railway companies make no slight boast of the boons they confer on the public, rich and poor alike. But we must not quite take them at their word. In exact harmony with a grasping, money-making, hard-fisted, ma- terialistic age, their main aim seems to be more sordid than generous. Their ...