... t - - - i - _j, B,9E,.NEESPLAY :, ., ,, .: ?? ?? ?? ., ?? last, the bcstX and the Loosttfashionably attended' - epresentation of Adelphi f' t06ld plabe Ihsti `eW'ning Andbnk the diitesti.ti'the, old iy Among the distinguished viqitqrs t.? the, eld )?9rmi~tge t vvere their Exasollencieg the jelgian an4d. DuitchAm. bassadors, the :1ev. .. C..Hawtrey, D;D i7 the- necorm- plisahed nnd estimable ...

... To TIM EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-As the followingessays, which were written at the request of an influential personage, may perhaps prove of some interest to that portion of the commercial public who trade with India, your insertion of them would oblige, Your obedient servant, M. M. Sin-Agreeably to your request, I shall endea- vour to the best of my experience and ability to ...

... (n[FOM ouR. own& CoUiMpoNDENlT.] It is very diffionit BERLIN , D ua. ?? It is Very difficult to give you reliable informs tion on the state of the Kinges health, All that we learn from Charlottenburg is misty and contradic- tory. It is, however, certain that his Majesty's health is improving. 'He takes carriage exercise, receives visits, and can maintain a relevant cosver- sation With very ...

... 3SWELL MOBSMEN O3V -PRE RAILWAY. Two steady-looking respec'ably-dressed men, conversing together in Stoelhouse-lana, on Monday, attracted the quick eye of Datective-Sergeant Alanton as he was passing thirough the street, about noon. The. officer, for reasons best known to himself, took the trouble to follow them to the Eockley-station, on the Great Western Railway, whither they proceeded on ...

... THE USE AND ABUSE OF THE CAtYE BY I SaHOOLMASTERS. The Rev. Mr. May, the he. 4-master of the Brewers' Company School, Tower-hill, appeared before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-house, yesterday, to answer a charge preferred against him of having unlawfully as- saulted and beaten John Hoary Grossmith, one of the schoolboys, and son of Mr. Grossmith, of the Three Tans Inn, Jewry-street, Aldgate. ...

... SIR H. LAWRENCE, o0v TBE STATS OF JOUDE. The following is an extract from Sir He iry Lawrence'e article on Army Reform Ir the September {t1856) number of the Calcutta Review (only seven months before the corn- menceneut no the muntiny), which throws considerable light -uyon the powerful and obstinate character of the opposi- tion there, and is interesting as a late ezpressioD of the opinion ...

... I FOREItY AiVND VITiATING A BA NI NOTE. -0- ?? Robert Pollok, a person of respectable appearonoe, was charged at the Glasgew Wintetr Circuit with forgery, as also altering and vitiating a bank note, and utbtering the same as genuine, in becoming possessed of a bank note of the Bank of Scotland for 220, bearing in three several places the word twenty and in Itwo Feveral places the figa-es ...

... COUR 'CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, DEo. 24. The Queen rode out on horseback this luorning, attended by the Hon. Mary Bulteel and the equerries in waiting. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort went out shooting. THE MAnRnGz OF THE .PRUNCEss ROYAL.-Her Majesty has commanded that the royal yacht, Captain the Hon. Joseph Denman, shall be prepared to convey her august daughter and royal husband to the north ...

... STA.TEOF TBE iWELSH .IfWN A-ND COAL DZ3WT& . DIlOPMERTS of tX lST1nIKR The ?? ,,moijthe cqll sga' ol the ,Ahsrda:e.., distrihte I ?? pros~ nuir.tlae resaltsW ,iI., nviabl . attend snob c* bivtskiehs~-wai it lni~sldtoie, auci criume.. The ,earit~e'rC~daya,:6itite O ,kie s?6oi''tha ' rsusily tilon,;aanking:the; prorisidn shops, ;if any limltion to cradit were attemptid, formed the principal' ...

... THE - M-:. -FIIRO INDIA. I THE MAIL- TR NDA FURTHER DETAILS OF THE LATE VICTORIES. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. The following Telegraphic Despatch has been received at the East India House Lucknow was taken on the 17th of November. Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Alumbagh on the 12th. The fighting commenced on the 13th. Two guns were captured from the enemy, and the fort of Jellabad destroyed. On the ...

... ICLIISTRIAS.BVE AT A , STATI'ON, - IV The night messaegs at Newston s ?? D . nus. There were rarely any for privatee Ity t; ferred, nuostly, to the business of tire That evening I felt very IOW.spyiied It0 grainto work on Christmas-eve, ra , iN seemedto he keeping holiday, out1.0 i Cary and I bad ben engaged about two yts any prospect of marriage, ve mcg'ot ho en i years longer. Mr. Lancaster, ...

... A SCEW LOOSE IV TiRE qABiN T7. _ _ AMX Though the matter Ist not yet defiaitively settled, th'eiie is god' reao to. believe that Mr. VERNON ;MITEF will not much longet' occupy'his present position of . President of the Board of Countrol. The 'Right Hon. GentlemanN ;coudeoct in that capacity has not'. givei 'greater satistfactiou to his colleagues in the Cabinet tban. it kits done to the ]41st ...