... ' ' t CJ tfikciirSIIRE HOUNDS 'WILL ItltX ON SATURDAY, JaRn. 6,at ?? O lxlton Park. lonD A ta . ?? . Braldfield Green. WZVXFSDAaV, 1 ?? , ., Tatton Park. FRAYI12, 11t,, . i ..NortonPriory. at ?? ?? M1oNrmAt-;15, tt . ?? ?? Astle Hail. WEDNESDAY, 17, ?? Castle. THUSSDY, lat ?? ?? ?? Wrenbury. ISATUJ-AY, , at ..1 ?? .. ..n on Ravnmomor. ' MR. LEV'CitE'S IHiOUNDS WILL t ElcT ON JI;rsM , (this ...

... riefly sketeh the hiktfnr nf flan C- Let us briefly sketch the history of Canada. It was sti 2d settled as a French colony in the year 1604, and-conti- gr 'r nued for nearly a century and a half annexed to France. se v In 1759, during the seven years' war, England gained 20 in possession of Quebec, and in 1763 the whole province of an or Canada was ceded to this country. Till the year 1774 so ...

... Xt*d ha | . Ca C WYNkA AN A. by N 1Yrk paperse tio the I11th ult, and the Montreal 1JULo h th;, receivecd inLbondon, contain some~impor- at, tant jaiatlzulars respecting the progress of the insurrection in in IA.w~er Canada, th most material of which are that LordCO Gosford has issued a proclamation., offering a complete ill amaat fo al ho il la dwntheir arins,---tbatto Papnen i iisig en ...

... AMERICAN PAPERS-CANADA. : , . . - -1 I - .. F ~ y the packet-ship Oxford, Captain Rathbone, which T1 In arrived -at this port yesterday, w aercie e in York papers to the 16th ult. inclueve. The following atto R4 accolint of the state of the Aloney' Market we extract aplfi ICfrom the Netv Im* Morning Herald of that date, which * pub iscmarably the best informed of the Xew York papers API ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINdg. . - I I the - ted Monday, January 1. c On Monday last a special meeting of the Town !S ine Council was held for the purpose of appointing two par .I - trons for the Blind Asylum, instead of the Mayor and a E- senior Alderman. a mnd The MAYOR said he was verysorry to have called theni v rds together, but it had beform escaped tleir notice tliatit was t us, necessary to ...

... 1Lul'TuflI Jfl fUABVO. 5, On C)irlstrras day, Mr. J. P'arkcr, of Samlesbury, with hi s nc- t r.custonmcd liberality, breakfasted 877 15J0r pe~rsons. 0 t- Now York is only one state asloig twenty-six, bat it ie nmuch i it teiotpwerful State in the tinioli. ?? forty iucubers to n ?? if eree tiewicel is nearly onle-s5ixth of the syhole. I If I were so mimltcky.1 said an officer, ''as to have ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 188. Solicitor to the Dock Tuastees.-The appointment ifa solicitor to the Dock TrUst in the room of Mfr. Tho7ps; Harvey, resigned, ?? place yesterday week TI'erei C were five candidates for the situation, all of:4omre- a signed their pretensions to !\Mr. Vandenhoff- 'd Mr. ai North, the former gentlemin being ?? thet Reformers-the latter by the Tories. Mir. North ...

... PRESENT STATE OF TEE ELECTION PETITIONS. of TORIES WHOSE ELECTIONS ARE ALLEGED TO BE VOID. inlci 3- ?? Bradshaw toa: er Bridgenorth ?? J. C. Whitmore unt] of Huntingdonshiru ?? Thenhill, E. Fellowes lt ?? P. Borthwiclc or G. Bowles lt De ?? H. Broadwood, P. Courtney at 1 ?? R. Hedgson, WV. Holmes Ivo1 3d Worcester. ?? J. Bailey inst ?? G. larcourt, Lord Norreys, ~ Id ?? A.W.Parke its ?? B. T. ...

... IM. PAPINEAU. . - .XS (From the[W~'oi* c>- ,t. 4^ Louis Joseph Papineau, who far. somrears, pavst her occupied the most conspicubus .position- in canadiati,' affairs, is still in the prime of life* being- about 42 years of age. He is a notary by probfesain, 'andl ?? i- handsome fortune, as there 1d 0o no ntry in the world where litigation is so virulent and lucrative to its minis. ters as in ...

... wver No. 1-GENERAL ANNU'AL TABLD. sig NUM]BER OF INIATICS EACH MONTH IN THE NIGHT: NO ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSELESS POOPR IN FREE- Rei MASON'S-ROW, FROM JANUARY lst TO DECEMBER 31st, 1837. by NO. OF BERTUS OR BEDS FOR th the: S'Mth - echanics Ws - to0 nc Seamen! and - Boys. Gil-IS. Chil- Ho Year. Labourers. mon. dren. Jan ?? 250 897 301 83 71 j§8 h Feb 302 617 165 l82 31L 40 Bai March. 210 645 199 ...

... AG?ICULTURA 1LIEPOItT. it We extract MowricuItural Inatters ers froni 'the Far'ai Mazine ibir January, which is art Oc for excellent number, bmbellisbed with a portrait of Lord af m- Leikesitr'A Devon ox, exhibited at the late Smithfieldof le- cattle show, and the Gamekeeper's Return 1- ha The state of the weather during the past month has been eitremely favourable for bringing to a ...

... ?? -7?? Frfrittit-3 11 Rt!oal.AphAs at Chelses.-We believe thti snot - generally kisown that ?? As,,ylum at Chelsea4 present receives soldiers' chidre, wh av os pa1rent. and we make the arnnouncement for the pu~pois.. seof enabling all having claims to forward the ne~er- documents to entitle them to admission ino hi weLL- regulirted and truly national establiintuout.-TIirnes., ?? Empty Houses ...