... BBT8TOL13OARD OF GUARDIA??S. At the week~ly meeting, yestrath hmnf. .8 Robinson, presided. ?? r .8 -Urpaonathbe estiatemenriut of the number Wf inmates in the two The CuiAmeAN said ha notioed that it showed an increase upon that od last year. H~e could bgrdly understand it, as he found tisat in the isetropoillan. districts there was a decrease of 60009. *The DEPutY-CH~UOA.N sai8d at this tme ...

... FROM TH-UE LONDON- GAZETTES. Royal South Gloucester Militia 0. bo captaIn. .-George Henry Bengough, Req., to 5 BA!?HIIUPTS-FRlDAy, DECEMBER 24. John ?Iardncr? Northarnptpn, builder, to surrondarDec. 31, Fob. 4, at Basingii?nil-oireat, Soilcltore, Reed and Co., London H Neyllie, ?erihamplon, clirriar, Jan. 6, Feb. 4, at tile ? seas srs. ]?snnlsNortbaespten George Blobs, Ludgate?hlll, and Upper ...

... ASSOCITEXD SCHOOLMASTERS' UNIO)N- ChurchSobo~olinasthers ?? id-,Wales be ben.heldt SheffXiewd, t end.'the femor, who yenteaere comaid, by mh olv and . lebngds of4 heddatonugat ended divineervtionet the vathederalv whrealn dea rfatle s; erihon' wuk~as p~abd b ?? Canon fo h~ais text theramcousd proverb of' Stlomon Trai uopetu 'a cil in th wa. ehould got andi whohren~o heqpis old' hewill ...

... - SATURDAY, JANU4RY 1, 1859. THE PAST YEAR, Tlin close of the year which has just passed away naturall suggests a retrospective glance at the principal circumstances which have marked its progress, as well foreign as domestic. How different the political results of it have proved when compared with the anticipationsl which heralded its advent it is scarcely worth while to mention; but although ...

... WEL:LS- The market-house here has been considerably irn- proved for the convenience of tha publlo. The elasted covered * oof has been removtd and a glass one substituted. Gas i8 also earried into every part of the building. The Increased attend- . anoe has required this excellent accommsodation. ST. CUTIIEERT'S CnUuan.-Th1e KCV. it. Wallis, ninor canon £t the Cathedral, is appointed to Dlil ...

... ,p I .. ?? To| ?? Editor of i7he 'BF(sto Aferdury. : . Sr~eiievi4g, the. newspaper to be the !egitimato ohannel ae through which: a titlztn should make his fgrievanea heard, Z ask ?? ygu to ?? this short paragraph of queries :-Wlill the inspect- 3 iug comosittee of the Board of kealib 'venture to affirm,. bret,, '~that the pedantic idiosyhorasy of their surveyor, in altering the t level of ...

... 8ir 11.?. G[lyn, Blart., has made the msunificent dona-r Uion of £1000 to the Dorset County Hloapltai. The convict Mary Newall, 8entenced to be hanged, at Beading, for the mureder of her infant ohild, bas been respited with a iiew to a commutation of the capital. punishment.- One of the penny daily papers. published at Sheffleldi bees been discontlnued this week, owing, it alleges, to the ...

... - rt~toT. SATU1UDAY, JANUARY 1, 1859,-- SrFor a variety of interesting. Foreign -and* Domestic News, -see the Supplement.- .. TO OUR READBRS .: AT the close of another year, the pleasurable duty again lii! devolves upon us of addressing a few words of personal gratitude to our subscribers and friends, thanking them t~f for the generous support which has been accorded, during ter the annual ...

... On Mlonday evening the B~ristol Temperanoe Soolety heldt their annual Cberietmas tea party at the Brossdmead-rooeas, t wvhere a oompany whioh filled the spaclous apartment aatdown to d Jpartake. of the cup that cheera but not Isebriatee, together n 'with a plentiful supply of tbe accompanying comeatiblee, whioh svere served up in a etyle that did credit to the caterer, lil.t 'E~atton~of ...

... 1 0l?ATOR of Judas Macoabeus ? Mv?ntInn nf 3ATU ~ ~ - DdIBgadaoi ?? Meccabens ' 0 H~d .rn ortoi oalt the iViotorla~hlbccmte. ~tindleddr theb ?? of ;. 9Ser Ofth W thbis nei~ghbborlood forz'the ?? u ,9ed il~m a blatieweorrk ~whih ?? hast2 been * erfble sleet prodUOietlOOS. ?? etclstintg p~eriodl In the ,0 e lemaut tha0on ~is itobe foduutd in thec maority oif 'acred D 0dti 50t@8 *ear a@,htbe, ...

... FOREJ4?N INTELLIGENCE. [Gontinued from the Supplement.] FRANCE. - The French paper PiI-tg'OI-d mentions the following aetof kInd- 'ness performed by Mgr. Martial, the newly appointed Bishop of St. Brieno. When informed that he Was intended for that -blshoprio, he at first refused, but On his Mejesty- metaling, the bishop said. Well, Sire, I accept, bat allow me to make one condition, which is ...

... ?? SO ,lSELLA iNE 0U S. Coxtv~rscoN.-If a man i3 no passionate, malicous rSeseutful, : moody, or morose, after hie connversion as befors it, what is be ocuverted froin or to ?L Roe. J7. A. JarGer.c A PATE - Tbe preacher who prefaced hie ?? vvitb, * Let'i us say a few words before we begin, is ibout~eqoal to th emant who took a ehort nap before he weat to sleep.c . A QUIEEE EA DMAIS..-A lawyer ...