... - - - I . , CONCLUSION OF THE JTHE nBa-CsrneasrohlAe, MA ReL- Bo130OU0.STREET CATHEDUAL.-On yesterday the con- eluding ceremony of this solemn and auspicious event took place in the Cathedral Church of the Conception, Marlbo- rough street, wherein its blessings and spiritual privileges were first proclaimed, and thrown open to the faithful of this city. Edifying indeed was the spectacle ...

... I - BL A CKJIJURN. SOCIETY FOIL PROMOrING CuHRsTIAs KsowLDaE.--On Sunday morning last, the Rov. Dr, Whittaker, vicar, preached a sermon il the Parish Church, Blackburn, after which a collection was made in aid of the above society, amounting to X1a 12s. 6d. CHRISTMAS AT THE WoRIcoUsE.-On Christmas day the in mates of the Workhouse, by order of the committee, were re- galed with the old English ...

... (No. 19.) Heartbroken on thy empty cot I gaze, And think of all thy fond, endeariug ways: My little one! My FIRST thy Christian name Diminutive. Thy mother's was the same. What wast thou not to met Ah, who can aay t All that a love that's doting can comprise, All that my SECOND can convey, Wast thou, lost Cherub, in tby father's eyes. But thou art gone, and o'er thy little bed Nature my ...

... RAILWAY TJAl'I10 UE'lTURXN'-. __2GTIe WEEK THIS HALF-YEAP. iSECEIPT!O. 15 I11AXLWA.YS ?? This Last th'h lime Opene ending, week year i-yeas ?? 5 !r Aberdeen ?? Dec 18 15158 I311 '24723, 39537 72 7 Belfast &leslymesseA - 25 (14 4 512 1742l 16173J 3H ~1 ,eBirkhd Lan &¶Chuosr - 265 170.1 154(3 42141 5141 35 143 [tBlackburn ?? IS 7115 075 A1447 11!G51 2- 7 Bristtol end Esxeter.. - 19 43511 ...

... ?tog?n. onTO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2D, 18fi2. bledt MO- t THE NEW MINISTRY. ry is eovby- @ (P'rom bie ?'esOeu.) IdI Thert : re fcw who have not been struck, not to say ably offended, with the singular chance bv which a Parlia- itry merit, charged for seven years with the government of urns this country at a groat crisis, should have been summoned tvcr and started on its Woik Under the auspices ...

... e I, Lord Alfred Ileorvey boo issued the following address to the Electors of the Borough of Brighton:- Gentlrsncn,-Having lad the honour of being selected to fill the situation of one of the Lords of the Trrasury, my seat oas becouse vacant by this appoint- m oet uad I hasten to announce to you, thatl am again a Cric idatc for your suffrsages. The late general election afforded so recent an ...

... _ F I .R EAN CE. The Monifeur of Friday publishes an imperial decree, appointing Kmng Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, and his descendants, to be heirs to the throne, in case of the failure of the direct heirs, legitimate or adopted, of the Emperor Louis Napoleon. The senatus coonsultum, modifying the constitution, was adopted in the senate by 64 votes to 7. According to the modifications thus made ...

... _. I _ _. - .1 _: _ _-2 a _, _! I -. A 1 - - I The usual monthly meeting of this society was held last evening in the Board-room of the society, Kildare-street. Shertly after eight the chair was taken by Mr. ViciceRs, T.C. The Secretary having read the minutes of 'the previous meeting, Mr. Copeland read the first portion of an elaborate essay on wheat, which he proposed to consider as regards ...

... ssBRAIDWOOD. AUGUST 17.-Tbe most favoured spot is still Major's Creek. Some are still making their four and five ounces a day in the dry diggings. About 300 ounces were sent down from this creek by the last weekly escort. At Bell's Creek little or nothing has been done. The' last three escorts have left without any gold from that locality. Tbe price of gold has been lately as low as 21. 18s., ...

... ' | The appointment to the various offices under the new premier have now for some days past been before the public, and many of the leading members of the new ministry have issued addresses soliciting re- election to the seats vacated by their acceptance of office. A first glance at the names contained in the ministerial roll might probably strike a strong par- tisan as being composed of ...

... AL NVAOLX ON Csinimirtil DAT.--It is good to take a walk on alisnot anywhere afterclutrch on Christinas Day; for it shetll go snit hard bitt sonic wholesome tlioeghtsdre to begot frain it. There An are worse pieces to walk jo. hopefully (omong others) tltan I cemeteries, en Chriatneons morning; for it in the happiest moerning 13c in the.year eon vhich to remember. those whom we: have laid a ...

... 'LATEST INTOLLI(ENCE. HE It MA srri. :-Tlle Tlimnes of yesterday says -We IRave reason to believe that an event inay be expected in the early 11 part of April next sehich will add a new member to the Royal ti lionhy. , *. All Lord John Russeli had n leveo 0n0 Thursday at the Forei4n- ofice, which was attended by All the Foreign Alinihtere and fb ItafhBlio nsty in town. Mr. Alrtbur lusoecil ...