... os, dilly, London,. huot under such peculiar disadvantagcs--- nick d of. being limited to forty minutes at each representation-as9 tati gnsto be cuite unable adequately to develop the custocas iin c press whiieh t1hey sndes'took to illustrate. But tneagre ...

... contractor, was commiitted to she ru the custody of the Hessian police. The case is a clear well in illustration of tie manner in which the streets of London noble- are supplied with juvenile beggars. What is given thema the oc- from charity merely supports ...

... Ani ning6evenidgs of Ithelpa oraoias exhibition. w 'TtE ANNUCAL BALLOt' G le. ATiON OFFICERts tin Last evening, the acnuel Christmas ball of the officers of theO Manchester corpor ends, took place at at the Town Hal Kingtet 'Tephciipul room was taste. of ...

... throughout TMh 8 tbh year, after the arrnval at Liverpool of the mail from The Mi -London of the previous evening. The packets wll procced deficid i alternately to the ports of New York and Boston, calling, upon til eon tbe voyage to the latter port, at Halifax ...

... ORPHAN SCHOOL.- I- On Satuirday week, the annual dinner of tiefrienidsof this in- c, Stitution took place tit the London Tavern, London, the Lord ir Mayor in the chair, A good subscription list was read, arid if the treasurer, Mr. Moore, reported that ...

... is still at Miclisnee, hut there lies bhen no fighting. The new fort is fast ap- proaching completiotn. The latest news from the camp is to the 23rd tiltimo, at which date there was nothing new to communicate. Some Khyberries had attiteked the house of ...

... candidate for the office of clerk to the Local Board of Health, vacant by the resignation of Mr. Palmer. NEw FIRE POLICE STATION. -The erection of a new fire police station, with superintendent's house, in Tithe Barn Street, according to the plans of Mr. ...

... half-comic, half- ?? nd ihalf-profane ceremonials, which not unfre- quently mank thu approach of Easter, Whitsuntide, Christmas, and New Year's Day. i Every country in Europe, says the lamented Mr. Roby, has invested its popular fictions with the same ...

... no foundation whatever for the paragraph which appeared in a its own columns last week respecting military camps round London. The new house duty commenced-on the 5th of April last, but has not been collected on account of the numerous assessments required ...

... mtade. She brings no political news of importance, d ttt and oommliercial matters were dull, it being Christmas holiday s nd weele when she left, b tis. The American steamer, Pacific, will sail hence to-niorrow ad for New York, and will, as usual, convey ...

... EXPRESS.-For the accommodation of , the northern communities the London and North-Western Company have notified that next month an express train . will be put on that will convey the London journals to Liverpool and Mlanchester by half-past 12 o'clock, ...

... the New Christmnas Pantomime may now he gemn said to have forfeited all right to its two distinctive titles, ron without in any way detracting from its merits. ToThe Christmas it has certainly ceased to belong; and as car- mor tainly it is not new, though ...