... Baron Martin has explained to Doctor Jackson. His speech had been garbled, says the judge; Ithe speech was given verbatim, say the local reporters. However, we give the judge's own words from his explanatory letter to the sensitive, but nevertheless patient, Doctor Jackson :- The hubstance of what I maet to say, and believe did say, was this-that in a case of presumptive evi- dence ...

... : EALTII OF LONDON. It w shown at the last report that London bad 5 rd an increase of InOrtfity, the effect of cold weather. In the week that ended lat Saturday, though the rigour of the weather was not miitiated, but aug. Inuntd, the number of deaths regiseed rwas not quite equal tothat of the preceding week; the numbers in the two periods having been 1 2Y1 and 1,257. It is agreeable to ...

... BDEDINGTON'T. MARRhIED.-Dec. 10, at Lillington Church, Mi'. Mewis, of 6, Lansdowne-terrace, Leamington, to Louisa Anne, daughter- t of the late George Smith, Esq., surgeon, Doddington. HUNTING.-ThO Heythrop hounds met at Leudw~ell on Wednesday last, and, w~e udderstabid, afforded sportsmen Q an excellent day's sport. II Mr. J. S. Huron, printer, High-street, has been l1ppointed r distributor ...

... Is I FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD i 1856; dil wa BEING IBISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR. Lo I i {i1 0 X I 1 2 t 1O } 5 t Ei| ^ Fi1 9| 9 be ml JANUARY ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 2 3 4 5 Tu Sun rise 8. 8 0 7 S 9 10 11 12 taiu Neiv 91on 7th 11.17a. 13 14 1S 16 i7 18 19 th, Full Moon 22nd8.29m. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 80 31 RC FaBituARY ?? . ?? . ?? . ?? . ?? I 1 2 S un rises 7.4 3 4 6 7 8S 9 p N.ll. 6th 10.36 m. ...

... From Friday's London Gaa#eG. . -- 0 - rogi DowNiKG-STREET, DEC. 26. mai Tbre Qu, en has been pytased to appoint Lloyd Evans Meshanm. Esq., to be Resident Magistrate in the District of Natal, in the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. b brol WAR OFFIcE, DEa. 28. the Coldstream Guards-Capt. the Hon. H. W. Camp- quo bell, from the Rifle Brigade, to 'e Lieutenant and Cap- brol tail, by purchase, vice ...

... The Austrian Gazette of the 20th inst. says The moat important step, and the only one which could bring about pence, has been taken. The. de- liberation on the means of re-establishing peace, provided by for Art. 5 of the treaty of the 2d of December, has made considerable progress. Aus- a tria wvil, no doubt, cause her voice to be heard inP such a manner that we may expect it to be listened ...

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... tot fraud* 0 P It a 0 a O1 p Vi ti a y ti N S .1 VWIXDSOR, -Doi. 29. . The Earl of Clarendon, and Colonel Steele (Cold-, stream Goards) late - Military Secretaty to the Corn- nander-in Chief in the Crimes, arrived yesterday afternoon' on a viait to her Majesty. I The dinner party included the Duchess of etnt, the: Prince. Royal, Prince. Ernest of Leliciiken, the Belgian' Minister and Madame ...

... :oncA ?? ?? W1D9, ; N*C;k>. 28.. , here ;t s no u tiioae .t the dioyt pirnof ?? . T he Qu mn,,wltlxt Princ s i. 7 we I-4 thq Bhp'ef Oxf g.d.. -bf Big. -lnnrssY b : - y.9A , ¢ Park thlsuornlng . .. . . ., , 7, the p~1ided cuent we~ek, ~uder the ?? of the Lord Bidiop eC Oxford, Lo~rd Hlg)h oioer, 4 t4*.fjh Dr: 'Jell,'Eb.lbJr4,n~ei, an J~oseph } bb2 Bq., Ray. ana Yeoman of the AlIaonry in ...

... TO THE BDITOR OP TOE DAtt. SNWS. SIR,-Our attention has been directed to a letter in your impression of the 8tlh inst;nt, headed 'I More Railway Mismansagement,'t and signed John Wardel, refloetiin in severe terms upo Ithe management of the South Yorkshire Company. We beg the favour of equal publicity for a few words in reply. M;. Wardel complains that upwards of balf e, millido ha been ...

... LOSS OF TWO STEAM 0 SHIPS INS ' C ?? hanniel. The gale of wind which prevailed round the coast at the Cloe of last week, involved the loss of two fine steam ships in the Channel- one the Faith, formerly belonging to the African Steam Navigation Company; and the other a large Spanish vessel(paddle-wheel), called Indepondiente. The Faith, which was a screw-steamer, and had beon employed in the ...

... LIEUTENANT (;ARDNIE'I. OF TIE 13MT LIGHT DI)A(O OX NS. Among the incidents of the prcsent war. there are ftew that takc a w'arnrur hold on the .e:rt than the wel comc which frieuds and neichbours *ive to oUicers. who. having horne the brunt and endured the hardships of thc war, are compelled hy sieknessor wound, to re. turn to their native land. Interesting, however. as these welcomes are ...