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... TUB HUME TESTI'MONIAL. In accordance with the wish of the General Man- nagemert committee, of which Mrr. J. A. Roebuck, M.P., is president, for carrying out the uHme Testi- monial, a meeting of the trades and the working classes was convened on Wednesday night at the Mle- chanics' coffee-house, Clerkenwell-green, for the pur- 'pose of learning the feeling, of the woking classes on the ...
... i DRAINAGE OF THE METROFOLS&- |IThe fi~t ewt SW haslow bee tken, in theme-' tropolitan boasd of works,- towards the fulfilment of i;,hat iportant duty which was committed to. it--t,,q Bet1al drainage of the whole metropolis so s to fr the .'Iver, at least in the vicinity of London and West- ?? - firem the, pollution of the common sewers: I On3Koni'7 last, after six protracted dxscnssionq, ...
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... The municipal authorities have this morning (says a letter from Milan of the 8th inst.) posted up at the ooner of every street a large placard announcing offi- oially the arrival of their majesties for the 16th, with a statement of some of the arrangements made to oele- brate that event, as ?? a yionrw of La Scala theatre, which their majesties will honour with their presence in the evening. ...
... ME TI O PA TAdITIA.s AuzGD PROPaRon MxnsDicAL TuBATU3lrT.Z-AR inquest was held at the George, Brook.street, Holborn, on the body et Elizabeth Linea; who was alleged to have died from improper treatment at the hads of Mr Julian, assistant to Mr. Whitfield, one of the parochs medical officers. he jury returned the foliowing ver- ?? EUliz~btb Lyses died on the 11th of October from the mortal ...
... | On Monday, Mr. Phillips was eleoted to the vacant ward of Ferr ldon-without,in place of Mr. Eagleo reeigried.I II The candidates for assistant ?? in the ]past India ompan's service are required to attendfor the first examrination at the Easet India house on Monday Morning, the 13th July, at ten o'clook precisaly. Lord A. V. Tempest, Mr. Christy, and Mr. Whit- more were accidentally in the ...
... TIBIE1ORRORSOF CAYENNE..:. Louis Blanc hos'lorwsarded thefollotwing letterto the editor of the Tm,ide', s eriptive of the agonising' hor'. yore end red by the Fench exiles, gasping. for life in pestilent Cayenne:- * To THIB BhfTOu.-Si, -III February, 1856, I re- coivedo aletterthatvrassignedasfo3lows:- Fasiliez, sapolitieal prisoner, transported in Junes, 184s, and who has now beex working ...
... THE GADEN.--B- AI d GLmm. I -Gardeners! do, netfgrumble--at, the mfis,1-ut the fatsers w..eze bgnigtbeney Tlaewdwere fortunate' - nough, to~getini their-cabbage seed,,tbqir~turaps,wiatsr spinac h; aind rn p, radish befoie.thejruin eame~ on have judbeleasureto see them all sepau~d sidig vibatt tke ?? f~ittithgtnd planting. Celey soul~efllowed up untielol that isintenidedb6igot. ...
... It is to be hoped that the scandalous failure of the Lonidon and Eastern bank will at last rouse the legis- lature frem its long apathy, and hasten the passing of some set which meay effeotoally deter directors and managers of public companies from misappropriating the funds committed to their charge, and from faoi- litating the commission of frauds by others, through gross neglect of the ...
... I FOREIGN INTELUGENOE. I FRANCE.-The emperor opened the session of 1857 on Monday, in the palace of the Taileries. His majesty's speech is given in full elsewhere. On the opening of the proceedings of the legislative corps, on Tuesday, M. Schneider, president pro teon., read the following brief address:- IGentlemen,-I owe to the absence of the Count de Morny, to whom the emperor has confided a ...
... 0 VALUE OF CONSCIENCE IN ENG3LAND. It is with no small pride that we record the faot thra, during the year which ended on the 31st of March last, the Chancellor of the Exchequer recei!ed, under the head of SC Conscience Money, no lees a sum than 6,9821. 16s. Perhaps the reader, carping at the smallness of the amoUnt, may say that it is not much, after all, for the conscience of an entire ...
... The town of Leia, in the Punjaub, bas been almost washed off the face of the earth by a most extranrdi- nary deluge. We are indebted to the Lahore Chro- nidle for the follaowilg official particulars:- In consequence of the unprecedented fall of rail, and tie great frods of the Indus, the town of Lei& Baa been nearly destroyed, and much loss of life and pro- perty has occurred in the low ...