... ~t U nbttoltt SATURDAV, JANU1JARY 1, l5o.3E Hi]E I4A 3Esrr-le haae reason to 1'elieve that an f soelt may bh expected in the early part of April Lcxt, wqhiub ?? add a new member to the Royal fcmily.- - -4-- THE 3tIN.STERIAL POLICY. e The following importwit statorueet in referzeoe to tue intentions of Lord Ai.erdeen's Governrimot appearr s Ilk ?? 1io y .\w C:- a LO:1Z JOE'T R.SSBLLs AND T31E ...

... ?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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 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, ...

... ?? 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... )ECRE]E' EQ] TIll; CONVE RSIONJ OF 1URITUCiUESE BONDS, cc it Thelr decree foy th new a' gces covrin Ila 'atOf- c(a riled aktll ?? trv liro extont of its unquaifiiedi in-. tny fliny. Thie rcolifsaetiot lately prpleuod by Braro Nire- it tim cii le in Gie neiglibouring kiorgdoma failb hin soine by the I' (1~ s ide, oifths docirroocoit, whichl ill fact, hoet ?? been I, the -er aolludc for cool end ...