... the chair. Mr. Duueres called attention to somer p sreby Mr. bich bad been lately, made in anoth5r place by Mr. Grhahsn,a new mnenber, Tospecting the professionuf ?? to'neys and solicitors. IMi. Gn.usx regretted exceediogly that any obser- vations of ...

... account of as many bags, and trunks, and bat-boxes, and jewel-oases lost by Christmas travellers, as the clerk of one of our modern clearing-houses could exhibit on his Christmas sheet in this present year of advancement and civilisation., It took years ...

... 2X millions, &c. It is understood that all these subscriptions are subject to a reduction of 42 per celt. It is stated, as a new proof of the displeasure of the Czar at the recent demonstrations made by the inha- bitants of Warsaw, that the portion of the ...

... have been several international conferences on the Sloject at Paris, in the year 1851-52, and there have been conventions at New York in 1857 and at Boston in 1060. All seems to show that great doubts exist as to the contagious nature of plague, yellow ...

... applied apology of Christmas times we suppose w8 are to-attdbute the scantiness of our telegraphic intelligenca to-day. The wires, how. ever, have condescendihgly informed ui that the papers, of yesterday do not contain 'a single Item of news of importawci ...

... Saxe Coburg, and the Grand Duke of aiaden are about, it is said, formally to recognise the kingdom of ltaiy. A letter from London in she Moniteur, in praise of Lord Palmerston's American non-interference polity, is considered as an indication that the ...

... been remarkable. It com- nnericed as a non-illustrated monthly journal-it is now illustrated, and published twice a month, viz, Ist anrt 15tb, sugge ting a reasonable assumption that hereafter, like its London prototye, it may be weekly. The oii- ginating ...

... this, he quoted a remarktaf Mr. Cunning- the baem, in a work on New South Wales, published In 1810, eal to the effect that great numbers of young women taken ing from the streets of London, who bad resitted the efforts of on Christian zeal and philanthropy ...

... Carey Reeves, LL.B., Cantab-On the Irish salmon fisheries. For exhibition-A new fire escape, by Mr. Janies Joseph Bromlow. Samples of embossed Berlin wool -work, wrought by a new method, the invention of Mr. John Toohey. TIE ARlY. The 96th Regiment, stationed ...

... one name or another. Some have the Tontine, others the Sick Fuzd. others 1 the Burial Fund. Some again have the Christmas Fund; but in one form or other, and under one name or other, there is hardly a club for social, religious, or charitable ...

... commenced In the Isling- w ton Market, London, for the Christmas cattle show. te A donation of 3,000?. has been made to the funds of fa University College, London, by the Parsee firm of Camns ol and Co,, of Bombay and London, in testimony of their w assese of ...

... Chie Secretary, who promised to give the matter brought before him the fullest consideration. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. TO TErE EVITOR OF TIHE FIOEDIrAR. SIR-As Christmas approaches the working classes of society ( the hewers of wood and drawers of water) naturally ...