... FINANCIAL REFORM, The. following address has beeas issued by the Fi- nancial Reform association to the unrepresented working classes WHY Do roU WANT PARLIAMETARY REFORM? If it be merely for the sake of giving your votes at thehdutings, and being objected to annually in the registration courts, like your neighbours, it is hardly worth while to trouble yourselves about the matter.' But if you ...

... JBBTOA AND CREDITOR -A great mass ol correspondence has been addressed to :useon this subject. There are two distinct views ofthe question-viz., the ?? new ajid the creditor's view. It is so l~post1lit that knowledge should be spread on the Lord Chancellor's bill now passing through parliameit, {tat wve deem it our duty to make public the opinions of all our correspondents, who write with the ...

... THE 'OYNCIAL BEST. From &he;official report of thiiedamage done by the fire, we find that it has been much more extensive' than was atfirst supposed. The following is a copy of the report made by Captain Shaw:- No. 5, Parker-street, Drury-lane.--Mr. 'I Simes, cabinet-maker and japanner.. Casieof fire unknown. Contents insured in the Phoenix; building in the Perseverance office. Engines that ...

... a GGUM ACCIDENT. age3&AN TnX ANI D TWO WOUN~DEI. M SOTm 2 S Isn, Monday. -During the Ot ?? Addr our quiet little town has been thrown 3 state of great excitement by an unfortunate gnu accident, resulting in the death of one man and bia dayan toinvetigation took place before W. W. 3lnm tOO, Req., the coroner for this district, from aich it appeared that three boys and a young man wnt out for an ...

... LATEST SUJMMARy. 'Ycsterday, Mr. C. Bddford held an inqueit ~tqI George's -vestry-roomi in Mount-street, Grolosv ' .squdre, touachiing the doath of Hienry' Rljij z*_ctd 'heer-sbopTkeeper. h eceased wvasfonasefly Uilrc butlerfo the Earl of Eghldita and Wilton0 , hat , der to habis. 'of intemperance. Ho was fomid '5leei' bye cordto the branclhof a tree in Hlydle-pelt bait seardhedtwo cards ...

... Q.E&EKK~6R~~OO);IB4Oi ^an of anclent igazi fair; eif a *!5 PUF°T 17ayevasen'tdiougt nihervey! e~tinar,'htOr~ 'o o ia tqi-=ouoil ?? an whsl~biln I u8 lil s~ ]Wlo himelf I and ?? ?? 1; wileg aind ?? were current In feltind ~4ueatilon, if e may judge ~fro the ncidenta so ported,'ns obe willhout feature' atl ?? familiarto thebnoib countryi but lke mpuniti o the Voe j ayrate j 4i a an a here the ...

... TBE BOILER EXPLOSTION AT ?? ,W I' ao,; 7, On Tuesdsy, a ve7y loegt1?em r Ul.f4-at M_ . - piacebelore Mr. Serjeafltp-yn i- ' , Isfive to the death of Rsn dail Ne., lpti yriLrs, an esigineer, wh bthlf0b. . bhoiler at Mr. Wynn' s aw.milg C, which aleo the por prop eor's c1h ill lih were inuedas well as the oaiil - ' r property greatly damasged. Thomias Holmes deposed that be the mills. On Friday ...

... I ITALY'S RECOGNITION BY FRAINCE. | In Tuesday's sitting of the chamber of deputies at Turin, Baron Ricasoli, president of the council of ministers, made the following statement:- The government is happy to announce to the chamber an event which will be received with great satisfaction by the Italian people. The Emperor of the French hiss recognised Victor Emmanuel as King of Italy. The ...

... | ' ::CIVIL PISTPENSONS. ; l The following e a list of panslons granted beween the 20th of Junej 1861aund the 20th of June 1862, a4 Charged uponthecivll-st.:- - 5 Mifs Bilzabeth Baly- and- Miss . Marle-Jo'uep' BiU yauve~ a joint pen~oa(10L00), inconslderationof tbe- lain Dr: Baly's long iareer Ih the-servlce, and of the merlit cf the scientifi medlioalworksof which he was thbe author. I *, ...

... TIIE INTEGRITY OF DENmAlR. The first batch of the correspondence respecting the maintenance of the integrity of the Danish monarchy, which passed between the representatives of her Britannic Majesty and the governments of Austria and Prussia, vas issued on Wednesday morn- ing, in'pursuahce of the promise made in the House of Coedmons on Tuesday night by Lord Balmerston. Passiug over ...

... EXTRAOINARY LBEL CASE. , One of the most extraordinary trialslwhich hare ever taken place in Ireland was commenced on Mon- day before Chief-justice Monahan and a special jury. The title of the pending case is Travers v. Wilde. It may be premised that the plaintiff is a young lady of about five-and-twenty. She is the daughter of Dr. Travers, who holds the situation of sub-librarian in Marsh's ...

... SPEECH OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS AT THES GENERAL THRTRICA], YUND BANQUET., On Saturday last, Vlr. CharlesaDickens presided at the eighteenth annual banquet of tustiia mirabler 'iristittitiof wdah took place at the Fieen asons' hall.2 Hlewas supported on the occaswon by a company of over 200,. anongst whom iwe observed r.Bubkstome,' Mrt. T. i:. ucoke; r. Arfred Wigan; Captsun Ward Mr' Serjeant ...