... pleatsures Of.I each former 'Merrf' Christmas or RHappy New-Year become so many accessories to the enjoyineiet of the present. But Christmas 'is past:z and our reference to the day will merely be in illustration of certanin chitfges which have been ...

... rather an apt illustration in an t anecdote which occurred in the general news of the previous r day's Courant. - Colossal figures, we are told, representing e Trade and Architecture, are erected on gorgeous pillars at the . top of a new bank in Edinburgh ...

... to resign on the 28th instant.-Globe. Death of the Common Sergeant of the City of London.- On Thursday morning, John Mirehouse,Esq.,theCommon Sergeant of the City of London, departed this En. The Learned Gentleman was taken ill a few days since at the Old ...

... or ornamental-though we can bear the entire absence of all these qualities. What i an eternal grumbling is raised about the new houses of Parliament, which have cost altogether very little more than the African squadron does every year. The British M1useunm ...

... remarkable d;~ for a- fine specimen of the Norman arch, as well as for its hi bassadmouldings. Si. _ P.S.-The last news we heard in London this evening is a~ that the French Ambassador, M. Dronyn de l'Hnys, who P han recently lost his fathber, has discovered ...

... supply appropriate reading for the Christmas-side-a totge ot poetic teachi-c, at this season, through the agency of Truth in the vesiments of Fiction, having been widely developed. Tse Fdl:tor believes that the Christmas Story contained in tbis Volumne is ...

... BEEV OF OLD ENGLAND.-It Seems that to H the Aberdeen oattle-foeders the Londoners will be indebted Of for some of the choicest dishes of their favoulrite fare on Ile their Christmas tables. In describing tice great Clsyistmas tik market at Smithfield, on ...

... from New York, brought as a portion of her cargo 365 half-chests and 60 boxes of tea, consigned to eminent houses, which was admissible under similar circumstances for home use.-Times. The Tea Trade,Dec. 23.-The markethas been quiet, and the London deliveries ...

... this with the dim - and shadowy teachings of the Revelation of Nature. The discourse was replete with all that felicity of illustration f whish has rendered its authoa so deservedly popularo. We were pleased, however, to notice the absence of' thatCofic- ...

... LATEsrT NEWS. i IBy ELFLCTIIC TELEURIAPI I Tm LONDON PRODUCE MARK.ET.-Aug. 23. So;Aa.-Foaneic;w.-There wore few buyers, at previous rates. RErINED.-Sales sWere small, and brown lumps 45s. to 46s. CoFFEE.-Fews'sles. Native Ceylon, 39s. to 40s. Tsta.--Very ...

... MIS CELL ANE 0 US. ft SOMETHNG NEw-Tile Piano-forte talught iii thle Par~ohial o] schools. This is thle ease at present in the parish school of ti DAIlRY SECRET.-Have readly two pans in boiling water; anti on the new iailk coindeg to the diciry, take ...

... departments in a state of siege. The dis- turbances above alluded to are chiefly induced by the news of the commencement of the insurrectiou in Paris. The news of its suppression will probably have a great effect in putting an end to all further disturbances ...