... warmly advo. eating the work, and remarked that it was truly sur- priming that so large a sum should have been collected an Eo short a time by the followers of this popular preacher. It is confidently hoped that by theend of this year the Tabernacle will be ...

... their bour n i l Tim IMAGINARY CONVIIINATION.-Tb• Scots-8101Pl.tio got .nlo n00n0w, . __ son mys :-An idea , or story, bow originating it is hard out no LI SSG SO al, or to op . i s appnon ti s twin down. is a f ac to ° th e e ff ec t h ...

... week m mill at ikillygawley. . . . Another death a female from crinoline taking tire occurred Manchester last week. > A Mr. Story, Manchester, has been fined AM> for practising iis a surgeon without being registered. 1 There was tremendous gale in the Bntisli ...

... at the Royal Hotel, Lowestoft. NEW TALE. January 7, No.-, Price OnPenny. S T H E. W O R L D Gl OE S. An entirely Original Story, by Watts Pbillips Author of those powerfully-intereatlng Adelphi Plays, -the Poor Strollers, 1 The Dead Heart, Ra., to ...

... lie* c'umnhtec. refected with pi easier, o:i meeting connected with the ragged schools which was held in this town *-'»ine short time ago. in which the Mayor ami Sheriff ■ took part, and by ibcirgenerosity and anxiety pro| mote the welfare that ution. ...

... EHISTORY.-We (inverness Courier) are indebted to a literary friend for the following, whicci may be folly relied ?? are stories going the round, to the effect that Lord Macanlay's hiMSS. of the next two volumes of his history are illegible. The fact ...

... is'rtr ro' ofior in suppressing the street dis ur ances of last week,, and he was naturally' anxi ousto ropudi- ate any- short-lived popularity 't'hat' lie m6i-ght gain at the expease 'ofan 'old andva~tised 6ffcer like Mr MAO NS Rt ain adtasi justice ...

... Hnssjirs had made one little charge, when aide-de-camp Ihim rode tluin, and gave them which ap|»tais not clearly understood. Ihe story has varion-.v re*atc«l, hut I helieve the aide-* has cleaml hnnsell, and the whole thing has been shown t . hav. an unl«*'Ln ...

... almost palatial in Amster, which has ben nun out of the funds supplied to the Prophet' by his numerous followers. The stories that are told of the costliness of this building, of the posslisrities of its asselrestiss. of the extraordinary shanstaret ...

... consisted of ,a large main building of six stories in height, and of two small wings. -On the occurrence of the dreadful nutas. trophe, general alarm was at once raised in the'bwn. The bells were rang, and as the sad story-flew from mouth to mouth, it created ...

... aile, they left ithe htvriadwnttmhuhue 'where. thu buy was.j Informing imhtteywr i Pb. b nce thy Persuaded -himi to. walk a short distauceth away ?? dour with -tbfeif ;They'then..told him soni they wee come to make a gen~tlemian- of himn-that he bloc wonldhave ...

... Chamber Commerce prevented nr> i-srat.. in conocrt and co-op.raticn with the m with regard to Italy. The Government took After a short discussion the resolution was attending, owing to ill health. The town of Sheffield Emovror of the French, intended obtain ...