... applications for shares in London and Liver- pool have been so numerous as to render it inmpossible to comply with the whole of them. 'Amongst the parties to whom shares have been assigned are many of the most emi. nent capitalists iu London and the country, some ...

... between himself and the government, he may keep the public interest alive, and by giving a new turn to the proceeedings, be saved the trouble of contriving a new move. The publia interest in the repeal question seems, in truth, already subsiding. It has ...

... of London, from a handsome and very legible type; and it has a prefatory essay, by the Rev. T. Dale, M.A., vicar of St. Bride's, and canon residentiary of St. Paul's. THE HOLY GUILD OF ST. JOSEPH AND OUIR BLESSED1) LADY, VuRGINIA STREET, LoNDoN.-The ...

... Wa t that 2. A course of two lectures on the Vine, as an illustration of thl rhici Vegetable Chemistry, by W. D. Balmain, Egs. ad we of 3. A course of two lectures on Bone, as an Illustration of Ant- abe mtsn rl Chemistry, by W. U. Balmaln, ltrq. FM ...

... par- ticles of plants and the flesh and blood of animals. He fur- ther illustrated it by reference to some observations in his lecture on 'Animal Nutrition.' In further illustration of the similarity in many cases between -the phenomena of animal and vegetable ...

... plenty, health , and comfort. The street by gaslight was well got uip, and the appearance of the shops on Christmas eve was vety approptiate. Thle Christmas dinner of thle poor clerk wetit offt with much eclmat, atid Master Peter Cratehit's exertions at the ...

... enlivened and diversified by natural vivacity and general information, The cities which he described, and from which lhe drew illustrations of the present state of Belgium, were Brussels, Louvain, Leige, Namur, Verviers, and Aix-la-Chapelle; of which ?? oresented ...

... hnown h' the agency of stc binstrumenti that new It wa towgh th'e ancients, ! hald been dtvoved ei aerately deerlted by 'men of s science', In- referring' to 'neow stars, he did not allude to6 a stars new oiariyst~em', hut't'6'elci as had not: previously ...

... burnt, that it only lived ?? hotirs, Verdict, aceideontally burnt. Tosicciasor v. IAYDOcL. - In the Vine Chancollor's Court, London, before Sir L. Shadwoll, the above case was heard on Thursday week. A cause and cross-cause hiad been instituted j, with refereuce ...

... at parthin' aMISS CLARA SYTToN's LEOTRUnS ON ElNGLISHx COMEDY AND Collie O1'EnA.-After the high encomiums with which the London press have noticed tise performaisces of this young lady, it will, no donbt, be a source of gra- D tificatiois to many to ...

... hinted that the Property and In. come Tax will be greatly modified-the latter, indeed, to be F removed, and the former, under new provisions, r' Das a permanent impost; that the Window Tax will bg olh- |od; and that the Duties on Sugar, Coffee, Tea, and ...

... hopei,theikladlling. thoughts, all, and' th wider haritythat Christmas wakes' ib, the .eeaiz It in which our lot is cast.,. aImII FJbDEnALISH. The scheme of. Mr. Grey Porterif for an entire new system of Federai Government, applicable Wa1 to the condition ...