... another his skoll fractured. c ?? boyg Seahrday--The Westminster Election It * i'esas tob l. corde cted in a mamner that allows freet eces !o the a'lherents of each of the Candidates; and I ?? ppr'shiig any ot liit friends of Sir Dltrray Maxwell in I ...

... transportation. Scrrtpulous attention is tl *id tw thieir health, arid an increase has been masie in cc t equsartity of food allowed. Females w ill be adisritted ir urlk C:athedral is.groD lighted -with gas. . w Trhe populatinh of the TnrdKndoi 717,4381; ...

... foot by civilized man, as his excursion extended a ed to very considerable distances beyond any of the stations t 'M of the Hudson's Bay Company. Ile had, in a paper v to, which had lately been read, detailed his simple and af-t ?? narrative, but in it ...

... wrong in the slightest degree connected with the pre- sent government, but arisin out of an unhappy sys- tem which had been allowed to exist by successive governments, and evils which had grown to an intole. rable extent. Io this case they vere borie by ...

... and he theretore took that tuborous root re- frumt tite mssnacasy's, hand, planted it in a sunny soil, ier allowed tlie raisss and dews of heaven to descend upon dd it, and in the course of a few weeks, to his astonishment and joy, the root burst fort' ...

... pinac of bonuy delivered to Archiblasd Dixoc, fiSt-rrtrer, Ainwiek. and also 55 tolls. oi' tre seine iraterial nr Sir. o G. Hudson, frilm-cutrer, at Botririer', ?? 1id, li to %hicir port the vessel vias bounrd. Tire vessel vallerd Ri torn Liverpool wvitlr ...

... charges, 50,OO0f.'; total, 2.38,0001. yoa To this is to be added the cost of the treops in: exjtra woe batta, mirchinfg, allowance, &c., the expenses of tlse En, meere numerous .'ealariss contingent, and of the Bombay her navy, end these items well Swell' ...

... little distance to fetch milk. The gi or farmer had two sorvaut lade, one named Percival, 20 d he years old, the other named Hudson, 15. On Monday hie evening, the deesated went us usual, about six o'clock,: tl 'as for the milk, and remained till nearly ...

... decrease l on those returned for the two previous weeks. In ' the ten years 1848t57 the corrected average number of deaths, allowing for increase of population, in the weeks corres- 1 ?? with last week, was 1,335; the number now re- I turned is therefore ...

... of the parish to allow the government to open the road for the purpose of laying down gas pipes from the Royal Arsenal to the Royal Military Academy. The deputation, consisting of Mr. Morgan (chairman of the local board), Mr. G. Hudson (the Woolwich member ...

... the government. The terms are w per cent., as against 1?, per cent. under the old system at the Stamnboul mint. 1 Sir James Hudson, the British Minister at rurin, has resigned. life will be succeeded by the Hon. Henry G0oege Elliot, who entered the public ...

... establish- inent fbr the last 27 years, her pupils, upon that occasion, ! presented her with two handsome volumes, entitled Heaven, our home, and The songs of God on nature. De School duties will be RESUMED JANUIrAIY 11, 1864. Nc SUPERIOR EDUCATION ...