... NOTIOM TO COPRESPONDENT64. , letters janienaled fo' publieattmis mur-st be accompanted by h m t~ttende f addrem of the writer; not necessarily for 1ncbt srtien. but ror the inlforenetaios of the Editor. VWheln ete~tcnsl to quest 0rna re not vicn in thc course of a dalv or two, the questioners ow6 pleasse to understand thet see ,arc unabe to si y the i~sfe'orsotcota asked for. We' ?? r*etlel'5' ...

... The following forecasts of tho weather during the ?? tweniy-lour honrs were issued from the bleteorolcgical (c, at 2,30 yesterday afternoon:- i Disrlacrs. FoReCASTS. . Southierlywlinds,moderateorfreah cloldy, 0. Scotland, N- - foggy. . E Light southerly ot ve&th-westorly wi1 1. Scotland .i ?? tid Iar ms j fair, misstv. 2. England, N.E. Light south-westerly winds; dull, mdsty, 3. E1ngand, E 4. ...

... LONDON, Sabtsda7 Night. { WE shall have a short and a hot sitting of it, observed an assistant Tory Whip at a convivial gathering within the last three days, not ten 1 minutes' ride from Westminster. I am disposed to'' accept this as the current forecast of the last ses- nion of the present Parliament, corroborated as it I is by circumstances which leave little room for doubt. This fact may ...

... RECOVERIY 0O MOiRE BODI ES. Dm1m1sE, 3uliday lNighlt. Intense excitement Continsues to prevail in Dunlee and neihboenrbood as to the circumstances attending the terrible catastroph1e at Tay 13rilgo a fortnight ago, and1 the greet loss of life becomes better known. People are I 1oW beginning to realise the extent of damage and the in- convenience caused by the interruption to through railway ...

... DESTRESSING DETAULS. a Mr. Councsih Tr Sinptun returned to Liverpool a - e irary McernoLL from Irelnod, end the resolt 2 o s' - careful obfirvationu. wiviro he hfas roiee in rt rh's Ci tr sssed lint's Is Nwhih be hae v-;iteri has si d. r-wineid hiru to deliver a series of lectitres 1pOLu its' in jerct ot t.1e present ?? of the p6eople, a ,ti proceede of ws-ich he Wili devote to the relief a of ...

... in a conviction. The law of libel has been mi ch resorted to lately, and certainly no branch of the law can ever be of greater public interest »nd importance. Several recent cases have sufficiently shown that where severe punishment is lequired the Courts will not be to take advantage of the extensive powers sommitted to thi'm. Boasts of the superiority of English law are sometimes founded in ...

... - -- - - -- - _ The Committee of Management beg to acknowledge, mg with thanks, the receipt of the following numerous gifts led to the Hospital during the half-year ending December 31st, 1879 :-Mrs. W. R. Holland, eggs; Mrs. Foilden, flowers; in- Mrs. Cartwright, flowers; All Saints' Children's Flower Eor Service (per Mrs. B. Brindley), flowers; Mrs. Sankey, of flowers and packet of cards; ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND T[IE DISMRESS IN IRELAND. A public notice was issued in Dablin on Mklonday night from the Board of Public Works in Ireland re. gardriig the new arrangements for loans, It states that the Government have authorised the Board of Pablic i'orks to enlarge and extend the facilities and advan. tages offered uinder the notice issued on the 22d November last for obtaining loants ...

... I131E IBRISTOL SCBOOL ]3OA;tD ErCriLUN. LIBERAL mEETING AT EAXTO'N. Onl Monday, a inuct-itg of the EBoston Branchi of the Operatives'Liberal Ace;ocisjtion was held at Mr. Progton's I schoolroom, Nelson-place, Easton-road, 'for thiepurpi)ss of electing officerv, enrollinig meinbeis, anod taking into (oscEideiation the School Boardl election. Mr. ?? Oaten J (olatirnian of th e brainch) ...

... FOREIGN ITNTELTLi I, [REUTER'S TELEG IiAtIS,] THIE YOUNG Plj'1NCEF.S. INW I YOlK, SAT-BruY.--HaxtS, ?? Pirinces Albert Victor and ileorge iif \ ,. arrivtdliat L'arbadocs on Christritas-d:,y, ?? FRANCE. PBARIS, SUNPAuY.-The apploiiituicrls,,, J1X. ., . - I cix' I'rr-fects ivill he annorrocedljulriv i t''i,,rp .uilraol. The Cabinet hate Lot 3d ?? the drawing up of the political pirniiiut z, ' ...

... FECOUN'IERS WITH B13rUGLkRS. At Mt]errilield Vim age, 'I'orpoint, oenr ] ivarprolx , It .Friday mooin-lg, at about two o'clock, lr, Garrett, a son of the vicar, was aroused by the barking a n deg in the stables, and proceeded to the yard. He obhirv!.i two men in conversmtion, aiid crelt ip clos00 cumi ugh t oveihear a selbice to break into Auito Iy-house, AIl Garrett nas returning to the ...

... CHEMICALS, METALS, &da. (J. Bercgr SpCence and Co.'s Weekly poPt) MANOHEiTEO, JANUARY 10TH, CHEN I ?? opening week of the now year has been qruite satisfactory, from a business point of view, for chemicals. Although the full tide of operations is hardly near yet resumed, there is plenty of evidence of an active month likely to follow, Inquiries are nurne runs and apparently genuine. The ...