... beer, and whatever they can get, leaving nohn eind, tbem but the empty barrels. The stories re- ?? Magnus in illustration of these Christmas terr aea smack of the true hobgoblin spirit in them. A nobleman once: journeying with a. large retinue was be- ...

... and some of the gentlemen of the bar attending the sessions. NEw Hosu FoB TeE PPaE STATION.-On Tuesday, Mr. Superintendent Bibby, with a portion of the fire- brigade, tested a quantity of new hose lately supplied for ,the use of thee lre station. The ...

... a series at intervals during the next ye ir. CaRETs-eAS FAaE.-We were reminded of the festivi- ties of Christmas, and the almost obsolete Christmas boxes, by the arrival, a day or two ago, of a veritable box from our friend M. Soyer, the renowned chef ...

... persuasion. aan who, ANcoTHaa' NEW PLANRT. - The monthly notice of the F 'if you Royal Astronomical Society, circulated this week among the; i It is not memabers, contains an account: of the discovery of ~another II a ques- new planet, between the orbits ...

... 10753 . 260 Trin Lseds ?? 864 ..765 39 Hi, u (of London and Blaokw~all ?? 701 .0639 . ?? Loisdon, Brighton, and South Coast.. 21 , 8334 . 8311 ,17,11 (a 914;London ?? 22 _.45601 ..40605 ,. 68j us reenk London and Suuth-Western ?? i22. 91115. 9428 , 242 in ...

... behind us, and have arrivedron thle frontiers of Sudan l We are in a new world,stra rounded with new plants of luxuriant, verdure, of which 0 we have been so long deprived; wye see new animals, arld s' our tents are pitched witihin the e ncampmienlts of ...

... but bar The second resolution was moved by Mr. Pedder, and gov the seeonded by Mr.Ingram, proprietor of the Illustrated London tha era' News, as follows:- see, .se, That this meeting is further of opinion, that the duty on paper m Sj to by adding to ...

... Charles Roach S Sith, Esq., F.-.A.,London;- the, Rev., Caonc 11amnes, Rochdale; the Royal Irish Acadm Andrew:Lamb.,'Esq., 'and H. C. Pidgeon, Fsq.' N'Th arloWE exhibited, in addition to those wihich *erii titended to illustrate thei papers, were a Rloman toln ...

... enable l working men, by their paying a sum of money into the I funds, weekly, to go to London on the above-mentioned, occasion. Every working man, wishful to visit London, should not fail to take advantage of such a favourable scheme. i PIcrPOCKrETs.-On Monday ...

... quoted at 7,016. 01 these, 6,134 avant to New a York, 737 to New Orleanus, and 145 to Vallpitraiso, The Ii number of emigtants from the port of Hamburg amoutited N to 7,364 ; of whom 3,023 went to New York ; 573 to New h Orleaus and Galveston;- 120 to Rio ...

... by a - coved one and the introduction of iron cantaliers. The - magistrates, however, deemed it best and safest to have a 50 new roof, which would allow of improvements in the - lighting of the building, as well as in its accoustie capa- 5 bilities. Mr ...

... a mocnument to ?? el nhis native town. The stuccessful bil at, artist is Mr. Bailey, R.A. of London. The models have hi, ed been puhlioly exhibited in the new Town Hall several days; en ces 14,28(5 persons have viewed them. vi' ad MECHANICS' INsTITUTION ...