... Dannides, by supposing b, its hidden meaning to* have reference to the problem of equaring the circle, was merely a fanciful illustration of an abstruse subject; a piece cf antiquarian pedantry, if i you will, but nothing to call down the indignation of pi ...

... painful facts, thus illustrated, may in- coed duce some to read, and so become acquainted with -Ml the subject, who would be in vain appealed to whi through the medium of bare facts and mere statis' G. A tical ?? tt d A merry Christmas to you, papa, cried ...

... undergoing a thorough altera- tion, and thatunder the superintendence of Mr. T. Grieve, the celebrated scenic artist of the London theatres, it was to be transformed into a kind of Tudor Hall. We may now add that this transformation had so far advanced ...

... Marseilles route. Improvements hafd been made pr ni in the steam communication betwveeu- Bombay and Suez, wh se and, by means of new steamers that were uing,U in the voyage would be accomplished in twdve days, be a- whereas it formerly occupied sixteen days ...

... ESAES is o week been numerously signed in the Exchange News- circa, rooms, praying the London and Birmingham and Grand Mr. Junction Railway Companies to ruon an express train pupil between London and Liverpool at biX o'clock every ald t .1morning, in ...

... themselves, they were not unmindful of the s ie. hutbandless and fatherless. he Ties LONDON MOasRNIN PAs'Ras.-wThe proprietors of' 1. the London Times, Chronicle Post, and News, with a g at- spirit and enterprise- which Utoes them infinite credit, d ai, have ...

... FOREIGN EVENTS. The Foreign news of the past week has been of more than ordinary importance. From India the gratifying intelligence has been received of the perfect restoration of peace and tranquillity. France has witnessed a new attempt to assassinate Louis ...

... and general merchandise; the Europe from New Orleans, 180 boxes of cheese, 319 firklns: of butter, 800 barrels of born meal, several of flour, 20 barrels of bread, and other arti- cles; the New Hampshire, from New Orleans, 3221 sacks of wheat; the America ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. CHORLEY. CONCEIT.-A concert was given in the hall of the iAleclhanics' Institution on Thursday evening last, by a company at present travelling through the provin- cin towns. Theo chief interest was created by a lUr. Phillips, an American ...

... come to pay their quarter's rent, They bring some fowl at M daummer, a dish of rish in Lent, At Christmas a capon, at Michaelmwm a gooee; And somewhat else at New-year's tide, for fear their lease fly loose. We may suppose, observes a writer before quoted ...

... upwards of 2,S00 persons presents The veteran Braham and his two sons, with M'fiss Stott, of Liverpool, and Mliss Parsons, from London (late a pupil of Signor Costa's,) were the vocalists engaged. The programme was lengthy, there being up- wards of twenty-thoee ...

... Liverpool, and will start cads way every ten minutes or quarter of an hour. Sodas Or TIlE HEAisTlI.-A new musical work, in- tended as a Christmas present or New Year's gift, is announced in our columns of this day, edited by Mr. It. Andrews, professor of music ...