A. NEW contest has arisen out of the Montalembert case: the Emperor has stolen a inarCh . iipon g the convicted patriot, by par- doning him ; but Montalembert retaliates by...

SARAWAK AND LORD DERBY. An important deputation waited upon the Earl of, Derby on Tuesday. It was introduced by Mr. Crawford, one of the city members, and 'it included six...

THE QUEEN has extended her drives abroad this week as far as Ald er . shot% Accompanied by the Prince Consort, she drove to Frionley Com- mon, where the troops met her and...

A meeting of friends of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, was had . at Rooms on Wednesday,!to prole* miseiona to China and Japan, The Bishop of....

The meeting convened by the Lord Mayor to consider Mr. Pearson's project for relieving London streets of traffic and providing suburban homes for the poor, was held in the...

The leading members of the Society of Friends recently held a con- ference at the head-quarters of the sect in Houndsditeh, to discuss s o me important changes in their...

The two members for North Hampshire—Mr. Beach and Mn. Sdater- Bootb—dined with their constituents on Wednesday, and of course, as in duty bound, made speeches. Hampshire is a...

“1EFO1tN.1" IN RUTLAND. The two members for Rutland.shire, the IIonourable G. T. Noel and the Honourable G..R.,,Heatheote, dined with their constituents on Wed- nesday, the...

c fraurt.—The Montalembert sentence has afforded the French Em- peror an opportunity for the display of his histrionic genius. On the 2d December, the Moniteur announced that...

The Orange Society has issued its half-yearly address. This document is very brief, and is signed "Edward Waller, chairman." It consists of a glorification of the Orange...

The supporters of what is called the forty shilling movement in sea. land, !headed by Bailie Bletkadder, DI% Begg and.Mr.- Duncan M'Laren, waited on the Lord Advocate on Monday,...

." J. C." has written the following cogent and amusing letter to the in behalf of the Pope, reduced to great straits by the larceny co!ntaitted by his agents at Bologna. The...

HEAD TO THE RESCUE! Sir Francis Head has written from Croydon to the Times in defence of Louis Napoleon. What he tries to prove is that "the Emperor Louis Napoleon is not the...

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The curtain has not yet been dropped upon the Montalembert drama. The principal actors are still on the stage, and some new ones are to be summoned forth. The Emperor intended...

It is so long since Mr. Robson has been seen in a new and important part, fitted to display those peculiarities that have gained him a position as one of the most remarkable...

STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTEENOON. The near approach of the settling in Consols, and a somewhat increased de- maed for money, have had an adverse effect upon English Securities...

The Deeettore was given it Drury Lane on Monday, for Mr. Harri- son's benefit. - The performance with as good as could be expected : Harrison himself was the Manrieo, Miss...

Tin: secular fuggle of lialli i :cor a t u f i '.14ple a 4,0 be about to enter into a new P e. There f ti? ; Elm . itrope is tilled,with bad which appear to betoken tlia...

right one by the practical men of England. Loan DERBY has been asked by a deputation what he will do in reg ard to Saraw a k; and he has answered that he Will do nothing at all....

Okcn again the Harlequin of empire has wielded his magic flail to the astonishment of observers. M. de Montalembert is pardoned. That strange object of psychological and...

WitinE contradictin g the unfounded report that lie was sent out to Canada with a political mission from the Colonial Office, to as- certain the feelin g s of the Canadian...

PROPHECY Lmight.be‘iuStige OPPAtitgnfIRSIR 3 / 41 4 4 .forebodings, if it were-t e take the oetuallStatssig-the.CroAtinent,for its raw ma- terial. !There in racareely a...

of St. Paul's Cathedral on Advent Sunday was a , great success, qualified by failure. The multitude collected sur- pasSed all expectation ; but we incline to believe that the...

VIEW. LORD DERBY'S Government is not unlucky even in its misfor- tunes. The publication of Sir John Young's despatch is decidedly a public inconvenience. Party seized upon it...

NOTHING betrays the want of altive and effective statesmanship in this country more than the condition into which, with all its un- doubted reforms, the law has fallen. To say...

OF POLITICS. "Who is the prosecutor of M. de Montalembert ? None other than the Emperor, whom we are in the habit of calling our most faithful ally, whom Lord Derby (shame, for...

Tax railway world is heaving," as the penny-a-liner says, with ideas of _improvement, big and little ; but every improvement is first incubated in the hard-shelled form of...

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PROVINCIAL EXHIBITIONS LIVERPOOL. The stagnancy of London is the opiitW of the provinces in point of p'eture, shows. The autumn and winter months. whickusuifiA Pre", seV -...

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There is something of -a sectarian 4ar in the title of this new series of photographic 'portraits, though it May be most unobjectionably meant indeed, Quip those need find...

Lieutenant,Colonel Tiallewell, Assistant-Adjutant-General of a daughter. On the 16th, at Malta, -the Wife of Colonel Ramsay Stuart, C.13-., Mb Fusiliers, of On the 24th...

late Henry Mastyn Thel- *an, ., of the Bombay Civil Service; in her 26th:year. • -On the Vat, in.Ihroklarrd Comment,: Eh Jnh&s Wood, - Benjamin Wpm, Esq., of Regent Street, and...

30. i t i OFFICE, Pa11-31.11, November 10. a. -Royal Bagineera , -Brevet-Col. H. 0, OW ' to be Col. vice Savage, reniovedie . General O fficer ; Ba- reet-Major:J. H. Pre. ' to...

BRITISH FUNDS. (Closing Prices.) Soloed. Monday. Tuesday. Widnes Thurs. Friday. 3 per Cent Consols 98 91 981 971 981 981 Ditto for Account 981 91 981 971 94 981 3 per...

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 30. Bankrupts.-Tuomaa Cons: Jonas, New Street Square, printer-Jonx BowLos, Colchester, niill-wright-ROBERT Conant, Stewkley, Buckinghamshire,...

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FROM TIER LONDON GAZETTE, DECEMBER 3. Anuresis-a, Dec. 2.-The following promotions, dated the 24th ult. have this day taken place, consequent on the death, on the 23d ult. of...

County of MIddlerea;Printer, at the ofilce of Josarn Cr:' TON, 17, Douverie Street, in the Precinct of Whitcfrinrs In the City of London ; and published by the aforesaid Rosen...

_ . 0 :)1J1/11ff JB - 10 01 S. ELLIS'S THREE viSITS TO IfilDACiASCAlt* II By his former - history and his present visits , Mr. Ellis l liSo; made Madagascar as it were his own...

Sm GARDBXE Virmxinson produces in this volume one of the best books which have been written on such a subject. Works on the principles of art are apt to be too theoretic. The...

IT seems scarcely worth while for Captain Jesse to have translated this History of the Alfghans unless he thinks the characters and crimes of some of their chieftains, and a...

intimated more than once, is getting into a very unsatisfactory state, not merely with regard to the number of books written, and the frequent unfitness of their authors for the...

The tide of publications has slackened. The principal book of the week, both as regards subject and author, is the treatise "On Naval Warfare with Steam" by her Howard Douglas....

"MIS SA SOLENNE," DAL CONTE DI WEST MO REL AND.* The Earl of Westmoreland is an Amateur, of a description almost un- known in England. In this country, those classes who do not...

This gift-book edition of Wordsworth's legendary narrative-poem exhibits no feature of superiority over the many other illustrated gift- books which constitute the level of that...