... i JDU~l.DLU.LULJ DVZAXLL VI' %uanU- aL i7. d The weekly meeting was held yesterday at St. Peter's u eslpital. In the :bsenrce of MIr. G. Snow Tricks, governor, n lir. It. C. Stepbens, depcety governor, presided, and the a other guardianis present were Messrs. C. Wiatle, ex- .e governor, J. rr. Loek-by, IV. Pearce, J. Coalthard, (i. u Penrson, W, Poarce, F. G. Barnett, F. IV. Tricks, G. r ...

... ?penben? Ell1 Wm lauat bc ?? by tkAm; ansi addresses of thc Writers, not necessarily for publijcnion, but for ;thc atisfactgion of the Editor. }Fe ?? undertakc to return rejected cornmulucalions, TO CORRESPONDENTS, IS5tNl'RiE5:.-There is a difference of twelve days between the old and new ttyles, 1;'hita ucer is, thore. fore, correct, THE HARBOUR TRUST AND THE DOCK QUESTION. To the Editor of ...

... The weekly meeting was hold yesterday at St. Peter's Hospital. Mr. G. Snow Tricks, governor, Presided, aind the other guardians Present were Alessrs. R. 0. Stephens, deputy governor, E Folliwell, 0. Wintle, ox-governor, J. Dl. Lockley, J. v Conothard F. W TricksL mn . G. Barnett, V Pearce G. Plum, G. n arson, G. i Lorymer, J. Ch. I iher (d Morris, ?? Stevens, .Thomals, E. Gay, C. Pnt Hf bA. ...

... 1EXTRACTS FROM FUNAEY FOLKE. That is an ingenious hosier who announces over the New Year's gifts in window: Know, all men buy these presents, PRACTIOE MtARES PrL Ecr,-Delighted father-Gattin' on wonderful, ain't she ? BIest if she won't soon play a toon elral to any orgin in the street I THE AIErICAN OALI3AN IN CouRT.-The majesty of the law is daily receiving such severe shocks in the United ...

... BRISTOL CATHEDRL, ?? - . - . I -l .eA ~on^v^sce WEEKLY COURSE OF SERVICES AND ANTUrEMS. Sat. ?? in ?? Enter not -Clarke. Eveo.- B:rrroWv ini- Tern hty face.-AttiYood. i(M edndlesirtn in) Sun. Morn. { A tO.a'Xlo; i Hymn 373. Even. -(oss in E ?? The wilderness.-Wesley. Hymn 276. Mon. Blorn-INemptonIn B H. ToI Godeonhigh -Mendelssohn. Even. - empton in B l. I will sing-Greene. Ttes. Morn.-Clarke ...

... W.. j,!t, 0. MI 4141m, TlE TItEs me QUEE.SQUARIE.-We understand that a rresnorial asking the Corporation not to fell the majestio elm trees which adorn Queenusquare is being extensively signed by the inhabitants. OlsnaMrUS GLEE SOCIETYc'C LADIES' NtonM-We are informed that tickets are now in the hands of members, The concert on February 16th promiseas to be successlul, aS usual. The choir ...

... lISCEL NS-IOUS ?? marriage She wase dear, hi, was her treasure; CH but afterwards ahe became clearer and he treasurer. orP i Travel improves superior wine, but spoils that which O initferior. It has thepsame effect on brains, The man who thinoks himself a great gun is nothing but a big bore, IN Tkere is generally thought to be a good deal more ploa. TE sure in bringing on the gout than in ...

... FOREIGNIINEThKW4GNER [BREUTERi'S TELEGRAMtS.] THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE. PAnra TuESDAY.-The new session of the French Legislature opened to.day. In the Senate M, Gauthier presided, and renmarkied that the revision of the constiti. tion had now become unnecersary, since the elections of Sunday last had increased the Republican Majority of the Senate, The Senate adjourned until Saturday. The ...

... ThE GUITEAU TRIAL. | VERDXOT OF GUILTY. [tEnUTERS TELEGRlAM, ] WASIIIN GTON, W DNaEsDaY,-Mr. Porter resumed his argument for the ?? shouting furioutsly throughout. Judge Cox's summing-up lasted an hour end a half, The jury retired at 4.40, and at 5,36 they came into court and returned a. verdict of Guilty. TUNIS. The Dailil Pcies correspondent at Tunic telegraphq:- Newu from Uabes states ...

... CHEMICALS, METALS, &a. (J. Beeper Spenec and Co.'s Meekly Report.) MANCRESTusR, JAN. 7Tt. CHnInIoALs.-Possibly a few remarks from us regard. iug the bubiness of the past year will not be considered inopportune at a time when the body commercial hao hardly yet fully recovered from the effects of its aunuawl holiday fever. The chemical trade of 1881, whea it cornes to be accurately analysed, ...

... GE.,ANERA- NE. VIVIO.) I L AT VS, T fax TELEIlIM'H.1 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, The extensive works of Messrs. Carne and Co,, Paisley, manufacturers of Glenfield's Patent Corn Flour and Starch, were destroyed by fire last night, The damage is estimated at about 212,000. TBE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD A R4ILWAY COMPANY, At the Durl'am Assize, yesterday, Gustave Adolph Abratt, medical rman, Sunderland ...

... SIGNING D EAD M EN'S NAMES. At Ashton-under-Lyne, on Wednesday, James Frede- rick Rowe, 61, pensioners' clerk, was charged on remand with forging the names of several deceased pensioners, and embezzling sums to which they wore entitled, Mr. C. Hl. Booth, solicitor, appeared to prosecute ol yebalf of the Treaury, and stated that some time prior to the let Octobor the office of paymaster of the ...