... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Mark Lane Exzpress.] The bad weather which, at the commencement of last week, seemed ou the point of ‘::btidi-gfi fearfully increased on Wednesday sinee, tha desolating floods of France bave at last reached our ...

... charging him with knowingly and wilfully allowing his hBme to be used for the gw of betting. In giving his decision, Mr. eadlam reviewed the provisions of the act, and then went on to say: I have come Lo the conclusion that to constitute an offence under the ...

... Soreign, FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Times, afteg reviewing at iength the position of pelitical partieg in France, and indicating the eourse whig} each will, in his opinion, probably pursue, sums up the whole matter by stating his belief that ...

... Colombo, Archdeacon of London, will preach the sermon to the volunteers in camp on Sun&y. the 11th inst.. There will be a review at the close of the meeting as usual, though it is not announced in the official programme. The Canadian . Team will occupy ...

... an the question was whether the plnintiff was entitled to recover back his £3OO from the stakeholder. The Court, after reviewing all the suthorities bearing upon the question, were clearly of opinion that this was a wager, but that, us the plaintiff ...

... presided over by Mr. J. S. B awisa. Coventry. Several ycung peopie recised, »nd she choir samg some suitable music. Ths Chairman reviewed the past, and said, shough it was ons of change; progress had beem wmade and good dome, and he urgeu all to renewed effort ...

... battalion about a little with equal success; when, as time was wearing away, the little field day finished with an advance in review order. From the parade the Duke passed into one of the rooms where the drawings of the cadets were laid out. After ing the ...

... first business will be the election of officers of the congress; next the parliamentary work of the last session will be reviewed, and the Y:elidont will deliver an opening address. The legislation to be discussed during the sitting includes the ariminal ...

... O. Greening, Forster, Newton, and other gentlemen took part, and in which Mr. Jones's paper was very ably and favourably reviewed. It was pointed out thut the competition to be endured in London is excessively keen—much more so than in the provinces; ...

... not laid before the master, and is ignored in the taxation, but to file a bill for an injunction to restrain payment, and to review the taxation. I wou'd, however, suggest for the purpose of avoiding costs, that the taxation stand over until after the actions ...

... But it 80 happens that the best int-rests of the Liberals coincide with this exhibition of polemical antipathy. The Saturday Review says that the choice of a snccessor to Mr. Gladstone is rendered embarrassing by the promotion of Mr. Cardwell to the p erage ...

... CIRCUS INFE IN LENGLAND. In reviewing & book on this suMfect by Thomas Frost, the Academv picks out thoss facts alout English cireus performers. Circus lifp is not very different from the larger lifo outside, und these versatile individuals often lead ...