... 1UBLIC, BI0ARDtS. TOXTETIH. A 2NEW PHASE OF THE BOUXD C 1iY Q(UESTION. 'lhe montbly rmeeting of this board S as bd' at the Law Asseciation Booms, Cook-street, 3esterday after- roon. Licut.-torneI Wilson occupied the chair, and the oh mernembers present were Messrs. Ralme, Edward-, Damrie, Rogerg, Alpass, and Dresser Tioe Chairran Eaid that btecre the ?? ?? ced he wished all the menerurs kthe ...

... LETTERS TO MEDTMI S. CO2?OIRATE SALAhIES. Gebti ree.secebm lected. s-,,er can-i-ii it-.s; the ovi c.unci ptmtia eoorv~s;. To-n, 1,,w li It thaet ery Seartssey vwte for nsoresrt, i04 satirist, auA ias tosed tale . 'os is asu, dons by ttie g- c;-ors pony, the ~oVerlnn'er-t ?? an1d iac-gme tase or poor ret-- eo1LCtOro.Isel i,5S, ~nsnt rates are paid ho each member C? ~ tOlo-A-O es3anrl ?? is to ...

... ,; Q -N$;L tv F.U1tE 'NAZI-L L= SIIPS.A&. 49 aM AA y I DOMESkTIC. Yesearday, thd Marqluis of Selibnrv 3ecceved a deputation of Turkish bond- holders, who desired her Majesty's Uovern- meat, to protest against seburities made ever to the mnemorialists being assigned to o4ther rersons. The Foreign Secretary EgVe a guarded answer. A large mecting of Wel'sh Liberal electors was held in Manchester ...

... GR~EAT 31 ET;EG AT IXCErC OF LIJBERAEAL WEL-HELECBTORfSk, an Last evening, a very large meeting c tjqelal gli Liberal electors Of Manchester waSt3 at the for Huline I ?? Rev. Wifiia-m jame,~, C ea- viniatic Metbodiat =intmcter, of Longl)'i ~t. iraie led and was supported upon the platform . y ! he,.Bright, M.P.; Mr. Awatki Williams?,' c p o ofi the Denbigh boroughs ; Mir. 3%organ u~ d t as, M ...

... E E DATZ, JANU tiRY G. Duope~frema Nerrw-y to ohs C3i't of POftgiLti CG~o flrit-.L i:_, !w=5 ?? a. It a:0o3airludobthe Nor~th Efi Or er5 ~E~h I;By 04 P.I.-Co tile MeiE*3irnm~zei, this Af,Iauti - f inh Y.,he Toe ,trele Lmr adi Ec !Ci ?? cmlare li orm he. rrow dza-.. ?? 5, lathed.- ?? tzr2. clit rc ID r;Tbs~ .e; -i:QisniXk cy the n2-.hc-fbasOsttlat.6jbS03S i!'cU t5t^sun. v , X th-cer 0-4 at~ re ...

... GAZETTE SEWS. (From tics London Gazette of last ntight.) ,gl BAINKRUPTS. slatt Crowder, W. MI., new or lately of thle Ro'yal Hotel, Bte'gg Wat-erloo, rear Liverpoovl, gentleman. IL e, sawkins. Charles Weatminiocr Brldgo-roast Surrey. Lintel and Weatmiorelaold-atreet, ?? cha~ir A. W manufacturer. * act.1 Perry, John By., Bread-sfreet. London, ant Augustlin- Yorke read, Bammerasltho, Middlesex, ...

... IOUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE LONDoN\, TuRSDAY EVENLNG. ?? r. Bourke has done himself more injury by this letter to Mr. Gladstone than he will wine toff by a dozen such speeches as he made at Leeds. Of course there are plenty of wild Tories who really believe that Mr. Glaestone conspired withl the Czar, though they have never been able to fix the precise sum which he received for his treason to ...

... DIRAMATIv REFORM. |Ahen such a distingaished critic of dramatic literature, ancient and modern, as Mr. Henry Morley, and such a success- ful dramatic carpenter, to use ?? phrase, as Mr. H. J. Bvron, agree upon a scheme for the elevation of the drama through the intellectual elevation of the actor, and the consequent encouragement of the genuine dramatist, we are surely on the evo of a great ...

... ThEl SoTT E h r I u iE Ld&ND, THE D:STRE'k AU1 t 3e niembernoef the Due> stt if Mrseocgbs comnmittee for th., rei-ief of IA I drtrcs wvre ?? at thse meetong in D nblin G° ile yester.y. A letter wea read f om ?? of 13:adford, Ott l.OLng5 eh que for £20C. -be, litt , of Abercorn WI ote ?? his rsso.--.O nor not sube. 'iing to; tihe fund to be thite hoed atre, ly contlw i £t1i0 ir the relief of ...

... DCSDLE, TcESDAr Nioter. As the days pass by, the bodies of the victims of the Tay Bridge disaster begin to rise. There have been four discovered to-day. The first brought in was that of a young man named Leslie, who was a clerk for Mr. Fleming, wood merchant, of Dundee, and who had been home visiting hissparents. The next wan that of William Jack,a grocer's assietaLt, of Dundee, who had ?? ...

... THE TURKISH BOUDIHOLDE]RS. DEPUTATION TO LORD SLIMSBURY. LONDox, TuESDAY. This afternoon a deputat-ion of representatives of the Turkish bondholders of 1S58 and 1862, cOnSidt- ig of ir. E. P. Bouverie, Sir Gorge Balfour, M.P., Messrs. WYitters. F. Bannock, B. Eyka, Hyde, Clarke, Hodaon, iatkiu, and others, waited upon the Marquis of Salisbury, at the Foreign Office, for the purpose of ...

... MAERE1> tCOMMITTEE. I. ?? role meet ing of slo; LY Veyolares''~~ ?? yet'leio.±, ?? Muutiuz pai buildfuygs, Date- biroots Mr. M'Dui gall QC.-ldting. The otlter wetcebe,a i ?? were Ur. Adder:,i !;cnhod, iMr. Aldr-ms05 it,. Lnjriz , atd dtct'F; . .. ba lc Corn' it), (aarade:ev, 'A D.ligbeanrtd~, THE WRvLEttLEF E15H 3MARKET.. jTi., CesAIRMAN eapja:L.. - that tb;e meco~og nodot e t'aljcd to ...