... mother1s4aiialion was .procuiedr. at once konourableqnd ?? ?? THE -LATh QUZER D WAfEn.Thrave Mg dclosed over:the',good Qudeen Adelaide, 'Circumstaices' of1 position &c., may liave AshA'd ai brighter -halo of glory around the names, of our Elizabeths and. Annes: ...

... Morris, and J. Balnmer. at -PILL INDEPuENDENT CHAPrEL.-New Year's da wa B celebrated at this place of worship by a tea party and public o meeting. The Rev. J. 'Vincent, the recently chlosen pastor, eed. and the meeting was addressed by the Rev. J. Bul- t ...

... traces behind. Among Me5- those present were, J. 13. Estlin, Esq., thle treasurer of the etr3' schools ; Miss Carpenter, on whom the chief labour of prepa- ~ o.ration and execution fell; and Mr. and Miss Andrews, the de- for eta- voted and laborious teachuers ...

... Cocks, Mrs. J. B Ellicombe, Mrs. and Miss Palmer, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Betbam and Miss MacNamara, Mr. and Mrs. Connop and party, Captain Hingeston and party, Mrs., Miss. and Mr. E. Twysden, Mr. F. T. Fulford, Mr. W. Buekley and ...

... :1.al 21 vice- at -a time-*he4ttedecea ed ?? t angt ?? i-'Am. tI> q) l~, pL ]d tfQ#d~ tibat t ahougp l~ onductcotas . IlNg A rfn yt,.an ariunte l to:'g-reatnd.s'6riouS ?? j rashness, apd pegligeoe, vet the same does' not, i ur' opiD - in'fn-tor-' n ...

... natnz'hdougb 'hiob its itoliotkini *tie'i tadtalf. siagr ,oveale-d. ;W T/Ik lad~rlW ?? 'a lro.ib ll-tory'io the couaso of jrnblieattsnin &Seiry~atfllujA X: . z I, ,j ,, , ?? , j.j . , , j. l2l 9' ?? ...

... had no idea that the name of miss Williams woule be proposed, and had pledged himself to name Mrs. Ann Tay- lor, whom lee believed well calculated to fulfil the duties. Mr. WARTON secended the nomination. The election of Miss Williams was ultimately carried ...

... from an. army agent, entered' an omnibus at Charing-cross a few days 'back,'j and, on getting out in 'Oxfordstreet, found itiAFA prse,, with the money, had been'abstiactedina'4'd' she lfas left penniless until her next fiatip became due. ' . 0 4>' In 'the; ...

... things that are not as dear now as they used to be. I ' - I - J. .-Well; and'isn't' that a benefit to a-poor ian ,? W. D.-But suppose it makes rhe poor man himself cheaper too: how then9 J. 0.-I don't see your meaning. W. L.-Don't you? Did'nt you tell ...

... Fox, T. Hichens, S. Treleaven, W. Mortimer, F. Glenn. C. Richards, T. G. Snell, J. Burne, E. Howard, I. Cousins, R. Bailey, T. Drake, Sun., J. P. Nicholls, R. C. Halse, J. Burrington, C. Hill. The Vice Presidents selected from the Committee are Rev. T ...

... whastever to I do it isas simply a question ot local ecotnoimy, on Which ite ratepayers sholid decide. The Govertior, Mr. J. G. u Shiaw, Mir. J. W. HIall, and other gentlemen, iiade fur- ther it itenients anId expliations, and the principal busttiess of' the ...

... 000 on the Long Watter, It 0asd I10,000 on the aRound Ponld, in Keleisngton-gitrdens. Early d ai thle mornisig the thermoessetr ait the receiving-liouse of the d Rtoyal Humane Society woe as low as 26 Fahrienlieit, 6 degreesr belotv freezitig point. A great ...