... There is no section of the armies of France more popular than the Imperial Guard- none whose history awakes more interesting memories, 01° whose name is associated with more noble traditions. Poetry and painting have contributed to preservo their fame. From palace the cottage in the most elaborate production of the artist to the most unskilful daub of the villago sigupaintcr; from most ...

... FRAUD A POLICE SUPERINTENDENT. Mr. Tames Buglass, tlio late superintendent of polico South Shields, has been brought up on remand before the county magistrates of that town charged with defrauding his late employers, the Watch Commit tec the corporation, to a considerable extent, lie had been entrusted to receive the fines and fees due to the Town Council from persons fined under the by-laws, ...

... The inquest on the exhumed body of Anne Palmer, the wife of William Palmer, began Friday, nt Rugeley. The witnesses examined were Ann Rowley and Mrs. attendants on Mrs. Palmer; Eliza Tharme, house servant; Sarah Palmer and George Palmer, sister and brother of the suspected; Mr. Barnford, an aged surgoon, aud Dr. Knight, physician, medical attendants Mrs. Palmer; Mr. Bergen, superintendent of ...

... Kilve Court, Somerset, from the shock and exhaustion caused a severe surface burn, occasioned accidentally setting fire her dress while lighting the tapers on Christmas tree. It appears that on Friday week Mrs. Luttrell, the gallant gentleman himself being away on duty with his regiment at Cork, entertained some friends a family »eun ior., and that one of the amusements of the o, be the ...

... Vienna, Wednesday Morning.—The Emperor, mark of cousideration for his illustrious ally, Queen Victoria, has granted a pardon Colonel Turr. THE PEACE CONFEKENCES. The Debats of Tnesday contains long articlc pretending to foreshadow Russian intentions to the interpretation of the fifth point. The only part it which seeius to fOlobe) correct is the following:— Russia has aecep'ed this clause, ...

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... January, the bishop attended the meeting: of the Cumberland Infirmary, as was his enstom, and afterwards remained some hour* in the town. The day was damp and raw, and complained more than usual of cold, bnt appeared in good health, and expressed himself being so. Up to Saturday he performed bis usual duties, but on the morning of that day he found that one his legs was slightly inflamed, and ...

... Official Despatch. Sbbastopol, Ffb. 4.—My Lord, —Marshal Pclissier informed fow days ago that thi» day Fort Nicholas would bo destroyed; and he sent again to say that at o'clock p.m. the mines for this purpose wculd fired. The view ovor the whole harbour is well obtained from the iuterior slope the Redan llill, and from other points within the Russian lines. The day was magnificently clear; ...

... 1. St. Chrysostom, whose prayer is road every Sunday in all churches, cays: Alter the congregation id dismissed, evury man may apply himself iu his lawful business/'—llom. v. on Jfat', i. 2. St. Athunasius says : V\ r keep Sabbaths as the anticnts did, except eternal Sabbath, which shall have end.—S»s lleylin tit Sabb., p. 182. 3. Euscbius, the ecclesiastical historian, speaking the ...

... lew day*, uce of an attempt by Dr. one of the 1 rough magistrates,and *ho was once mayor, to shoot eo! the sheriffs officers, Coltou. The doci tor has of late bet labouring under pecuniary difficulties, and the sheriff officers proceeded his residence at Puddiugton, a village about four miles from Nottingham, to seize his effects. They obtained en-1 tr.ieee, and were with their business, when ...

... AN AMERICAN VIEW RUSSIA A not uninteresting sketch of the present position of Russia, by an American gentleman lately arrived New York, after two years' residence St. Petersburg, has been received this week the American mail. The views expressed are diametrically opposed to those of Colonel Tai Sehatfner, of veracious notoriety, to whom this American gentleman alludes in rather forcible terms, ...

... The Indeptndanct says: Count Walewski assembled his colleagues to read to them the protoj cols which are serve as the bases a detiuitive treaty of pcacc. committee charged with the pre- I pant ion of the treaty has been named. is composed of Messrs. Hubner, for Austria; Bourquenoy, for France; Brunow, for Russia; Lord Cowley, for England ; mid Aali Pasha, for Turkey, The intimates j ...