... The Cape papers, in noticing the arrival of a vessel from the Island, which left there on the 6th September, give the following extract from the: St. Helena Herald, by which it appears that the Portuguese Government have taken forcible possession of a portion of the African coast, their right to which is not admitted by the British (o- vernaient The Sasan Jane was only eight days from St. ...

... i 1'AFP.ON OF ST. MARIY CHURCH. s Stat Lonmillis umbra. il ?? fitst part of a new serial has just been put into v - dited by the Rev. Henry Newaand, the recently D e:car of St. ?? Church. It is entitled The a tos Church-What they teacb. His aim, he p has been that these sermons should be written as a- I title (ai poupulum, (the reader may be inclined to a .he ' I'd e). His veneration for ...

... POLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. mbers of the MetrofolitanC Board of Works as- yhe 1esterdaY for tile lrdrt titne at Burlington House, ' aienU fenrly the whole of the memubers were present. Ptieprcoeedi6Tr. rs will be seen, were almost wholly of a6 roceeingsr SStr fIbN Thefi~~qn~tii5 hoh Drone was the eleetion of chair- irt^ tor iyIgrY propsegd Mr. ThwAeite. Si IInt ?? Mlr. H L. TAYLOR objected on the ...

... A Blristol contemporary notices at some length ' The Whitia SU y Star Journal, published on board an emigrant ship during thi its voyage to Australia ?? e The style in which emigration from this country has been an tconducted during the last few years, in noble ships carrying a Ox tnnmber of passengers equal to the population of a small town or a large village, has made old father Neptune ...

... LOND DONi TMU1RDA Y, DEC. 20. WITH regard to the war'in the east of Europe at winter is the season for diplomacy, runours, projectsp -in short, for ,ll kinds of mystification. Amaid this a4 hubbub of discordant reports-wiore bewildering-than tl the viewless voices which assailed the advetturers, a, in theh Arabian tale, who attemipted to climb the- w enchanted mountain in search of the singing ...

... 9, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? ?? fo EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTHDEO Exi it RAILWAYS. cot tO FROM EXErTER-I,-EEI DAYS. ?? OUNDAYS. 11&2 1,2,3 02 1 022 1 121.2,32 ; 12,32rUl&2 & 1 51,2,3 clasass ssI las ?? s clas ClAss Loss clap classl ?? w s. .. ?? . .5. 5. 5!M . P.? 5. 541 . . . p. . s i s.! sP. 9, Exeter ?? 4250 7 50 111, 010 00 9 25 I.1000 15P40 %~M le St. Owies. 0 l 0 1 4: o 24. ...

... I . ! . . . ?? .. ?? ,. .: | BXAMINATION THE1 OIh 'SERVICE I.,,I , . , - i . ?? , ' a ' ' 1' TO THEN ZPIT$) OP T'tE DAiLY n . , ?? ?? csf th't XanillatiOh'; no. Ifel aa itW qw is, to which imy attentionwiis dra*fn .by ?? sarticte inx the- DailipMet 6 ?? * l53tjdsmandld@ ?? Carefol'88crntiny thbAaS. op~etiwou1d'be dis~ptid at fire; Eigh to givyto it. ¶ That papers br ,Jeeuc qncdeI d ma,-le o ...

... REPPBsRBrTATJON OF LINCOLN. The sent vacant by the death of Colonel Sibtborp vwill, be contested by his son and heir, Major Gervase T. W. Siblio'rp, and Mar. Charles Beely, a wealthy merohant of Lincoln. The -addresses of both gentlemen-were issued on the dayafter the late member's death, and their friends commenced their can- vass instantly,: and are pursuing it with great diligence and ...

... MR TB2'QP!DZJT4WMANJ EMBNT ACT. Yehsterday a depnlatien.ol district' urgec90 ot St. _ Marylebone and SC. Psaucras prisres. waited on Sir Bon janmin HaEs, with the object of obtaining from him an esx proesion of opinlon nreaseting tbe, approachlihg tppont hi meati of beiallh.offices 4ider the new act. The, depaitttiou OA consisted ?? Joseph, Mushett,Clapp, E~ead, Sthori4 et Adams, JeifrejR, sad ...

... L 0 C N E W S. LE E DS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2op LEEDS CHBZSTAIAS MAP-KEcT-On Tuesday mo1rnl- ing, a deputation fromn the corn mnerchants of Leeds ?? popn the Mayor ?? XW. George, Esq1.), to eapirese tic-i desire that lie Would, adhere to his notice, issund on `itur- day last, namely, that the Leeds Market, osnally held enl Tnccday, shall take place on Alondoy necxt, Ov. '4th iastoil. It!s ...

... |Ah OTER FAIMALB ADPRAN7 UJR i I . . HESTRR. l? ras . ori We find the following extraordinary case in tta old Courantt:- fftc ir pe- It is not often that such an instance of g -a plicity on one part, and of barefaced impud e 5i° nia .re. is exhibited as appears ill the narratire ae e Oi Oh lion lite of a circumstance which occurred in Ohe wi th the noe last few days. In fiction there is nothia ...

... ITHlE PROPOSED NEW WORKHOUSE, A&ND K of THlE CLIERICS~ SALARY AGAINT. Pt. Yesterday, the Leeds B-oard of Goardians heldI ~ktheir u-cald weekly meeoting. Mr. It. Stead presided, anidpI r. t lie Girardiarcs ireten t incccii lcdl Mess~rs. 11icks, ['ilneyI My-~yers, [ironw, Kirk, \`,Vjofhead, Phillips, Newten, hape as ray Chad wick-, uiid Sliddllstin. iT ?? N R LI iiiPOZ( ii N WOMM 110P10.i 1y; 1r ...