... I _ .. tens rem iwO, 1O..T.-LEE8 V. MALINS. (uigh Gentleoer,-WilSou do me the justice o! permsittlig ?? me to say that a paragraph in your excellent journal IOD, seriously mtsrepreseut1 lie wbole case? Thatthe negro caue btsieuse is a mere pretence is evident from the faob, thtat the t.O.G.T. never did exclude the negro. has always had him irn the lodge and that, In 1875, Judge Blacks l1et, ...

... OUR LONDON. CORRESPONDENOIR y ex- liP iS L*LNDOr, TUESDAT ErNsI X,. *ll~e Iord Palmerston used to say that when he wanted to get at Tapular opinion he used to pro- question the first msn in a white hat whom he saw rrent in Sa omnibus. If he were able to do that now he tdget wouldbe immensely struck by the extraordinary rote, differere* that there la between publie feeliag vplo- nOW and what ...

... I - - Sir Thomes More: His foes and his friends, is the subject of a lecture to be delivered by the Rev. S. Pearson, M A., this evening. at the Young Men's Christian Asaociat~oio, 3fot-9pleaant, at eight .o'clock. Admiesion free. THEa LATE MR Tons Q.C-Mr. John Berry Torr, QO., of the notthern circuit, whose death we announced yesterday, was admitted a member of the Middle Temple on the 18th ...

... COINTAGIOS . DISEASES ?? xILfJ. UL ME~RCURY. TO TH RETOB OF THLIVrB .r L Gentlemen,-A large ?? ' persons 1i : LiVerpol are interested from ?? pzmca of view, in the leglesl'iot contemplated % v the COD- tagions Dieases (AnimalsY Bill, int'o, tced into the House of Lords by the Duke of Bichrm 'ad &ad Gordon; and as the provrtonas of the btlf * sevr not to be clearly nnderstacd, perhaps ycI Wil ...

... ART CLUB CONVERAzicrI . .. . t Last evening the members of the this town entertained at a bancuat a , in Bugnall-street, Mr. George Aito.im leading member ot the Society for toe (or, morestrictly speaking,Preservatiot' io Buildirgs. Inthe eveni-g there 'bosur attended converoezione, pceeided over h. 1 Rathbone, at which Mr. Aitchison read a paper ?? Thoughts on Restorstionr, in the &,a: he ...

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... - DUR LONDON CORRSPONDENCE I LOlDOrS, FRDAY E, Ml. The ?? news which reaches us to-day through the newspapers is not good. The liVs, which has hitherto taken a hopeful view, publishes Wecgrams from its Berlin and Vienna correspond ents which are by no means usaguine. Professor Abel's Bussophobism may have Influenced his judgment, and hia Berlin letters have always been strongly antagonitic to ...

... - Il I.(From the Gnewu of lot S&.) lich un- BANKRUPTS. on Cave, George ,. of Nentgweaith-street sad Imon-lafle. .s Mest ilyr Tydell, brewer. Ga (rbeti, John, forrcerly of the Croisin rD4 Bofnciro Eis'gswfsford. Staffordshire. i'eensd olotualler. bst ore now OS Ohapelatreet, Panmneti, Klngswfcrd, out of the tuelue. Low Harvey. Thomas, of Soathtown. otherwise Little Ysr. in- mouth, Suffolk, ...

... TO COMSPOND1ENT We cannot undertake toreturn olmmnlcationl of which we do Dot eva l ourselves. CommunlOtoaU03 should always be legibly written in ink, and 01 one side of the kper oa4y; length Increases the difloultv of fnding spaoe for tbem. Whatever is Intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and add rese of the ?? neceeserily for publication, but at a guaractee of good faith. ...

... OUR LO;NDON CORREPONDENCO I - I~~~ LoNDon, WansxsnDr Evmnrim. One or two of the foreign oorrespondents of the Times take a more hopeful view of the congress than has prevailed hitherto. The fact that Russia has agreed to the proposal that Greece should be admitted is considered a favourable sign, though the Pall MalI Gazeette, which hbs always adopted the most pensimiat opinions, holds that to ...

... IPC SPECIAL ELEURANS, &Ce I ?? At the LeetiDg of th- I-on and Str(-t Iwaitte, e.s:trcday, it was aneocu ?? t ta th ccu ciltrl |d decideo. to recommen) a:1, ':ior the next autlij .t ?? SL. ...

... I LOCAL BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. I Yesterday, in the House of Lords, the opposition ro the West Lsanwshire Railway (Steam Vessels) BiN Aas witoranu, and the measure will gobefore LDad Xedeedale'e committee on unonposed bills. The London and North wetern Railway have withdrawn their petition to the Homeof Commons egeinst tbe Cozway Bridge Bill. TEE MANCHESTER WATERWORKS BILL. The zelect committee ...