... -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 ...

... I 'F'its mneeting atfthe Society for .1romoting thed Edl- ?? OF thle Deaf-mutes aind the Blirird of this Pro- Vince, winch took place: in this townl yesterdlay, and which wve describe very fully in our columns, to-day, was peculiarly distinguished by the adoption of at report, which is of immnense value on account of die statistics it onmbodies. no~t alonea in reforeitec to thc ;tiogi-ess; of, ...

... FROA ?? LONDON GAZETTE-Friday, Dec. 29. 1 WHITEHALL, DEC. 27. The Queen has been pleased to present the Honourable and Reverend John Thomas Pelham, B A., to the Rectory of Saint Marylebone, in the county of Middlesex, and dia- ease of London. void by the death of the Rev. John House Spry, D.D.] The Qaeen has also been pleased to grant unto the Rev. W~illiam Stone, MA., the place anid dignity ...

... RENEWED HO'1'ILITIES. THE RUSSIAN SORTIE ON THE 11TH.-Dec. 12-About half-pasi eleven o'clock last evenitig the Rustian& masle a inost deterinite; attack upon the advanced work in froint of the Greenhill battety, and also unon the advanced work of the French. After an bour's sharp fiozlitlg the fire was silenced anl the cnenv Irfven back. The mon hilai rsee, t the atmeslphere was hazy. The ...

... I I Several erroneous statements having appeared in some of the public journals as to the means now being employed in this under- taking, we have reason to believethat the following will be found accurate The vessels engaged to carry the railway material and workmen to construct a rail, or tramway, at Balaklava, and to perform such other work as may be found necessary for the siege or ...

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... DYHUDDIANT I TAL. Cwynfan er dyddiau'r cynfyd A wna'r beirdd yn oer eu byd Rhai am gosp, rwyaiau gwlr, Ac eraill, pan e'u gyrir Gan nwydau yn gnoiedig, Yn wammal, er dial dig. Ond am TAL, diau mai teg Ei gwynion ar bob gwaneg Garw a bli n ei gur a'i bla. Gwynafog, dan y gnofa. Gwir yw anhawddgar awen A gai TAL gan y hen Yn fwy hallt geiriai felldith, Ar ol cliwefr, efo'r law chwith Dan y rhwyf ...

... ?? om~ Mte .Afhrainr .PoiC.) Our tronpt before Sebastopol are now undergoing the heaviest trial that an army can be coademned to. They are waiting for fresh strength-waiting for the reinforce-i ments whichl will enable them to crown at last, by a ( glorious capture or destruction, the terriblo undertakinge to which England and France stand pledged in common -theundertaking which has astonished ...

... rjfj:0:0:E nL~i~j.'IYS i~i{C.R0: Y, . I |. ?? II F. lV7 A R,, Gee I u Cannot rirport the PrOgre.ss of t1tat which fooI I klces ro IrogrolS. Il tho Crimea achsde IS cob is a lectitg stireutilt, 1iA mlt skirii no ?? ?? pies 'i LOS s rr at tittrb along the li11 O.T^ Saline- i I, ; i I rllil theob eective work goes on wth tiret ?? 'iso e th. irowel, andt thei gabion. Thor armieS are j | g0 tig, ...

... A YR COUNTY ELECTION. ,1 |The nomination for this county, vacant by the lamented death of Colonel Blair, who fell at Inkerman, took place on 3 Tuesday in the town of Ayr, in front of the County Buildivis. ,As the weather had been very cold during the preceding rnight and morning, the attendance was comparatively limited. Mr. BELL, of Enterkin, having paid a very beautiful tribute to the memory ...

... SCO TLAND. * DISTILLEnS AND THEIR CUSTOMERS. re In the Edinburgh Court of Session, on the 23d T instant, judgment was given in the ease Mathisoni C( v. Alison, which, it may be remembered, after hav- at iug been fully argued before this division, was, in consequence of the importance of the question, gm and the uncertainty of the law in regard to it, re- H nitted to the opinion of thewhole ...

... A.SSOCIA TIOIV OF SCHOOLMASTERS OF I . GREAT BRITAIN, 3es The proooe~angs at ktv, a~taital Meeting of this associatiou lieI were resunr~j~ Yeiterday Morning, ait St. Martin's Hall, Long- ?? Mr. T. Tate, mathematical professor of Koslher Hlall ?? Institution, in the chair. Mr. TnOXAS CRASIPTON, master Of the Breritford Public. i.school, proceeded to deliver his lecture on The Teaching of vir- ...