... GENERAL MISCELLANV. At York assizes, Alfred Waddintrton, a youngjouri P man cutler, was found Ruil;y 0f the murder of his git 1 mate child, Elisabeth Slater, daughter of- Sirah 8U a hlndsome young woman, engaged in Messrs. Butch warehouse, edge-tool manufacturers, at Sheffield, wiping and preparing the gooda for sale, and in the ell ing was in the habit of attending a readiirg-class, L>cennaf ...

... The exertions of the Kev. John Giiffith, vicar of this parish, have been crowned with succ.-ss, and Aberdare is to have the benefit of the, Cardiff Savings Bank, as the Vicar intimate Im readiness to be appointed Receiver of Deposits, and, upon the ;>.•»■»sun of Mr. Bruce Pryce, his philanthropic offer was cosdially accepted by a highly respectlible meeting. Full pUlieulars appear in the, ad- ...

... s lr On Monday evening last, the Earl of Aberdeen an- ;P nounced in the House of Lords the formation of his ib Ministry, and in doing so, he of course took occasion to le give us some general indications of the policy to be n purened by the new government. He declared his th belief that government by party was henceforth im- ng possible, and that it was the desire of the country to sce Y' ...

... Eyes are the Electric Telegraph of the heart, that will send a message any distance in a language only known to the two souls who correspond. There are ladies who look upon a ball-room as nothing better than an omnibus, that doesn't go off properly unless it's as full as it can hold. NAVIGATION FOR LADIES.-The stitch a vessel threads the ocean with is a tack. Ass UNDER TENANT-One who occupies ...

... SIR CHARLES WOOD AT HALIFAX. HALIFAX, Dao. 81. Last evening the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood met his friends and supporters in the large room of the Old. Cock Inn. EDWARD AKROYD, Esq., of Denton Park, presided, and the meeting was attended by nearly all the leading liberals of the town; both the whigs and radicals were fully represented on the occasion. The CHAIRMAN referred at some length to ...

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... 0 DESTRUCTIVI GALE.-WO wore on Sunday snight and Monday morning last visited bya most terrible gale, and 0 during its continuance a considerable amount of damage It was sustained, uumerous chimney pots, tiles, and slates 0 having been hurled from their lofty situations to strew the ground with their debris, portions of two or three d garden walls were blown down, and limbs of trees s. broken ...

... 94f Nk :E 51AVDRDAY, JNIV~rdnr 1, 1-853- - Tax cabinet of Lord Aberdeen-meaning the ministry generally-islone of great ability, and there is reason to hope not one of great dubiety. It is hardly 'to be be- heved that men like Lansdo'wne, Russell, Granville, Molesworth, Cockburn, Villiers, and Osborne would join a governmet at any-sacriflce of principle!. The natural inference is consequently ...

... T'HE PEOPLE OF INDA' Y. THE EAST air1 i -CO: *. COMPANwY. . ; .: l l TO THE ED1TMEAi-0ETaE DALY NEWS. T Soy,-It ?? ill ?? to see theiehaikmam fa of the East India ~.ompany ?? an appealto the-selflsh !i , jnterests of his constituents when ,those interests are in .6dioect oppostion to the intereats of the people- of-ladim: It' . istheinterestof thepeople, of India- that it& govk6ri. r should: ...

... | PROM OTlOSS nd APPOINETMEN'TS. I . 3 ~PB.OMOT109J. o CapOiN-W', J. Cole, K. oI. to the retired list, at 18s y a dav. y e ?? B. Grant, (1852,) to the rank of a Lieutenant, in consiuleration of the distinguished ,f ~services of his father, Thomas Grant, Esq., F., e the Comptroller of Victualling of Navy and of Transport Service. 2 AppoiNTMtENTb. V Coesoande-Soseph G. Bickford to the Albion, ...

... jFOREIGN INTELLIGENCES ce ITHE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS WEDNESDAY EvXNING.-There are very Co dictory accounts to-day from Constantinople. TheDeb0 on the authority of its Constantinople correspondent, S'ated that the question of the Holy Sepulchre has been oettled in favour of France;- and that Russia has Protestedagis it Letters from Constantinople by Trieste, in an Italirit journal, state, on the ...

... ?? iflILA L P' ARLI, ?? had djtooq~cip,: oil Clot futurb policy \whieothe ptd;~odriiol, iflo I k tlrrirtn itoooro Fl% ?? ?? of .oii!.tpti fit it tot0-nt g1o Oruiplitty I i years, oilk- ition. 'IJiot li joadltlonp of out it tuglot ' ?? *hboic [Olilleetr toed II teirno wale behog poonoI o -ti I tohisotilor Coleo mhae I.f 16 himts elfe oo Otlift t be Ithe k. have lmord.t vutl looltove him tutu0R ...