... THE; ?mwro? o1i?&MM?AR ?sc?o6n & Tilt ?CAMBRD.MIDDLE?CLASs? EXAMINA?O?. 1 The division lists of the new .Cambridp ?? have been published this week, aud?the ?? honoureble to .those' students. who2 presentedtbsulsSlVeS- at?Brist0I to .bO exmn?lned5 foe th5?BNtOl.b0y5 ?? the first oiass? of 'tbe'i6islb*4i?1sioD. There are ably ?vO -O?. I ? 'tbs?,t1Wee' I' fqnkb0lng ?? SfonrGrn?afrB?hi?OE?. ?? ' ...

... - SATURI.DAYFnuzr6, 189 .STATE. OF THE CO.NTINENT. '~THE agitation in continental politics not only continues unmitigated, but is evierywvhere clearly on the increase; and whilst the opinion is now all but universal that wiar is an inevitable consequence of the French Emnperor's proceedings, the language and movements of that ruler eclipse all his former successes in the art of mystifying the ...

... To T'1Er reoent long-continued wet weather, and i5ts effects In precluding people from their customary coonstitutioneal walk or morning ride, can we alone attribute the entire facility with whioh: a new Invasion upon that valuable breathing-place for citizens of all olaseve, Dardham downi haa been allowed to grow into an ugly faot? We canuot 'imagine tha~t if the oiroumetanee bad been at all ...

... PARISH OF ST. PHIlIe AND 3ACOB (OU).j A meeting of the ratepayers of tbIsa?ls?l, convened by the Parochial Comtiulttee, was held on Thbr?deY gvening, at the Lamb Inn, West-street, for tbe purpOaeIOfttlldDgintoconsld?j? atlon the propriety of recommending td the Guardians of t e Clifton Union the eldolionof one or'more'OOllOttOrB In the ?? of Mr. George ?Jhlck, who has resigned. Dr.' Rogers, ...

... -.:SATURDAY, FHBRUAIY 12,-159. ; F.RANCE A.ND I.TALY. Efiaeror 4lixaender.-Give reyour'oplalofl, supposing war - dapa d'1~tn~i'. Flrsti lf'wsrb Isnevitable, I ilust publish In l the jbuirrals thataiD diffeiennei Sr aecommodated. - i z S 8 t ; '1ANDiOR'S IMAi.AB~nY CoNvs~a5AI0oNs . Ir ia. jst.SiX wees~ ago' 'since, tihe extraor'dinary threat. osf Napoleon: II1L to the Austrian ambassador *at ...

... iBRUSTOL PHILOSOPHICAL fINSTITUTIO The annual ;eneral tneeti?tg 'oft the membere of the 3 B?isto1'IestlLtitlofl'?o? :the *'Advuncenilnt: of: Selenoe? ? ijlter4ure, end. the AktI? '*ss h6l&'?si?Tlibrhday;' ? ?.'Hhrfo+d, Eiq. in th? ehaiw? kmdsi?itthod? Preses?t. wer& the 1?.igh? J?on, .E?rl Dude, E. ?? '?Harford.J. N. SasidersW. Sauiders, ?? Pishnui?,ahd?, ? V.?P?'KIn? Esqrs? Dat. 8ynnbu?ds?Dr ...

... __ rr?nbzur?. 2'To the Editor of T/)ellrji~l MercuN.: ?? itow medhtbrongh the me'dinm of: yonr'cnnmnns, tg,,oall 'attention to the very bad prentice of ehootiag near pabilo roads. |Igwaa(p~asItg along Hlampt'on, .ioadf and Wihen aear,'; r. , Epgiaad'n Nunse~ry tbe coutents ofa 5UO flj re'dby name person ?? 'hyX, 'within3 a' few'fn'he'e ef my' hesd. ?? to s~hooii ahoald~o iheoe !tere w'ffuld ...

... - The fifth .lecture of the siesion was delivered op Tuesucaa; *eveninig, by Dr. Owgan. The subjeo! wee 'Tbe'WnrE Of tbe Nineteenth'Century; and the diecourse ehihliited the aeame eatdnsive acquaintance with history for whichrwe hove *given the lecturer credit on previouseoccasions. 0r'!Owgan btgsa, by diaclaimilng any intedtioe 'Wfdescribing',the'actusa! nillitary operations of these ...

... I. S CEL L A N iou s. ?? bad cooik'nia be said to mpak9a r egular basis o en thiaig exoept mutton. * ,, , ..n. .. If youl were at the -North Pole freezing, what angiuna vv 'you- wy3,bnto be ?Ai littlse 'otter. ?? . ChXeek no man who builid castles in the air. The keepeg a castle) costs nothiug.~-Punrh. SrrAntT.-A young sawbones wanted to ki39 his pieltiyc under the mnistletoe; but she snatched ...

... FORIGN INELIGENCE. 'I 'Putixs 25~b.MtO.-ThePesse has ?eceived from 'the Ministetrof the Interlor a warning on account of having pcblished au artciole 1igned Lenunort Leduc. The warning stateR that such ?? debates are of a natq~re tio ~raaeq illl-fouadf une~aineas in the A splaudi bd~all' iD benour of the mah'iagt of Prlnce Iqapolson took place at ?? Vilid, 'Paris, on Mionday. The ...

... FBO? THE LONDON GAZEITES., North fi e.Mi lonited ?? Jlaliet,'to lbe lieteutean*' John. tdorge J4bneon, to: be. captain; Thomas BosaichI Mae-eye' Maraholll to beiiteatenbut; Blcbas'dcMarker M~arker, to be oornet.- Heiyt. WiF.llabre Mtiltia.-Cap~isn Jiloh EltonMervluerower to be mnlor: Lieutenant llenry Le0lte Hutatt, to be captain; Enslgn' tiamnual Mi'teres.tves, to be Ileatenant. BSAW .. . W ...

... FOREIGNINTELLIGENCE.; | [Gotoinued from the Supplemeaut.J ;; INDIA.; - >. 1Letters and newspapers from Bombay to Jauaary 10th > bave been received. The flying fight of Tantia Topee and~ 0 ?? Shah makes up the principal part of the news,>-. ni A Bombayr paper eays :-Importan inteliigeice'bas hi -reached u~s f~roml thislprovince'durina' the fotnight.'i It~ ali wai stated nponQ the' a6thrity 6?- ...