... A -GA he u eas The'wsather, which for'eoone days past bad been dry II he and frosty, on Friday evening last underwent a&rether Ca- sudden change, and about; five o'clock rain beganato fall f, to heavily, accompanied by,-one of the most severe-gales; g ,he. which for some time weihave experienced. The-storin p encontiiiued during the eatire night, and only began to a ha abate'at an advansoed ...

... BREXAH OF PROMISE OFBMARRIAGE. f ?? - -. .4 MARY JOSEPHINE RUSSELL Vi. PATRICK THOMAS SHORT-, ALL.-Thig was nau action' in the exchequer nisi pmrius, Dublin, on'Tuesday, for.breach of promise of marriage. Damages were.,leid ;-t £300. Plaintiff averred in her declaration that, in Contemplation of the marriage, she -had resigned the situation which she held as sahool. mistress in ?? munon.. ...

... -be M__r. -Smi-th: O'Bdien has been jo)ined by his wife and d;children at Brussels.-LintericAk 6'/rocicle. set If a cab is hired by a pretty girl who has seen better -! ay.eishet be considered as a reduced fare ? er What part do the moon's borns play in thle Music ofr eir the Spheres; or, are they included in the band of the r GM Orionu? 5 At. Mr. George Thompson, late M.P. for the Tower Ham ...

... T to ild, LIME-STREET WARD. ni a Last evening, a meeting was held in the Teutonic Hall, Lime- ue* street, for the purpose of considering the most desirable means DC to be adopted for promoting the Patriotic Fund for the relief of the widows and orphans of soldiers who have fallen in battle ra heduring the war in the East. The free use of the room had been its roe- kindly granted for the ...

... A CURIOUS PENNY. TO TUB EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlomcn,-Seeing in the LierCporl .Aretcurg ofto-day an account of a curiou8 pcniy being founs ienia!ds nlic of a youlg friend of mine (young then) losing one about 40 years ago. Itwvas ade from two old peonies, turned aisliitt(dtogether by a hinge, not a screw, a-s you decribe. Ile was a watebheso makler, nid used to amiuse himself by ...

... THE LOSS OF THE ARlrIC. of The following is a copy of a private letter received here wto t- from one of the 14 passengers who were saved a, r- St. John's, Newfoundland, Monlay, Octobor 2, 18514. la t, My dear Mothor,-I hardly know how to begin to depict the li yeead and dismal scenes I have witnessed and myself experienced kf since I left you. I send you a paper which gives all the peril- se ...

... M 01 ,~Yesterday, one of the most unexpocted and exciting bn Ad ecucs wbich hits for souie time occurred in this town ti !i tech place on thle arca of the Exchanige-buildings. d ir Owing to the stoppage of railway communication, our rm LI merchant princes have been as it were snowsed up ; le little business has been transacted on 'Change, and w probably anything calculated to afford ...

... MULTUM- IN ARVO.- Sir John Gerard died without heirs, and is succeeded in his title and estates by his brother, Major Gerard. We are enabled to announce that the holy see bas appointed the Rev. Dr. Moriarty, president of Al Hlllows College, to be coadjutor-bishop of Kerry.-Tablet. The burgesses of Holt, near Chester, have presented to l John Jones, Esq., the mayor, a silver cup, as a token of ...

... , BY ONE WHO HAS VISITED AMERICA. th In the M3ercxsry of December 10, 1852, we gave some -account of the newT movement among the women of Ame- 17 rica,t and subjoined a copy of the protest of Harriet K. co Hunt of Boston, against the injustice of levying taxes au on women, while they were refused all voice in their imposition or expenditure. The extraordinary success aii .of this unprecedented ...

... THE FASTEUN QUESTION. . . .. . . ..I The publication of a circular addressed by the Sy, French Government to its representatives at th ad' different European Courts, has again called forthrie a complaint against the secresy in which we C shroud diplomatic correspondence. The reserve- A sh which is our rule has undoubtedly caused of late Bani considerable distrust and misconception, and:' per, ...

... THEE WEST DERBY GUARDIANS. sjo, The usual wc-ckly meeting of this board was held oin -s Wednesday IaAt, Lb ItoRv. W. IBadnadl in the Chairii. edi The other ~inieiiibcs present ?? Haririson, for~ Reokell, C413n, 1 lrewi, Shenw, Moryk Luot, lEdwards, teli I ?? M'Gee, M,,Uidi II+, Daly, Smith, Whiutby, lWcnsloy, lW Xirkus, MeLlelli', .Jeff~eys, Applaby, Lwibtbedecliedro'er, o Siddeley, Alerihauis ...

... I. - T J M :, . , ?? v o .: ' ,V ; ' O' MULTUR TN- PARVO. A new ?? been made at Birmingham, which is said -to be capable of washing 2001) shirts in ten Lola Motites was recently feeding apet bear with sugr, iwhen) It cau'ght bold of heij hand, and stuck tof it until soime one kisocked the animal on the head. Rand An emninent psychologist has deciled that spirit rappings the! are -produced by ...