... THE BIRMINGHAM MOURNING PUNICBAL WARRHOUSE, 42, NEW SoTBEZT, BIRYINGHAM. I3ACH and BARKER retipectfully Jv invite publl attontion to thai, er.teale Stoek at BLACK DIESM S lS, CORAP pARAMATTS, HENBI A, ...

... ORNAMENTS for the IANTEL.PIECE, &o. cles Goptatettest 'Vases, *c. ?? Pdabrln anad Enlsh and foreign orcelain: Clocks (bronze, marble, and gilt), firstclhs Brones, Luetrs, Candelabra, Candlestcks, and Co.hemian G Noveltty Beau se, and Art. ALze ED 8, PEaRsC 2S, PaA-mdE , O LADIE Estab.lMhedO T TA LE , c. m- tHB : H3 APTHOUJSE fo SILKS in J m enuiag THISOWDBY, TATTh N, ani CO.'s, of the aRegent ...

... The following inquests were held yesterday by Mr. Carry, coroner:— On the body of Eliza, infant daughter of James Mason, engine fitter, 43, Darwen-street. On Sunday night the mothe ...

... attention having been drawn to the practice which exists in some v ...

... frequently oalled to the conduct of fellow-tMnsmen surveying with the ...

... LL TEAS at MERCHANTS' PROFITS, A Tlre FINEST SOUCHONG, guaranteed, 3s. vd. per lb. MOOIRI BrOTHERS and Co., S5, London-brl ge, Cty. A P P I N B R OTH E R S' M ONLY LONDON ESTABLISEAINT IS AT LONDON BRIDGE. ESTABLISHED In SHBFFIELD, A.D. 1810. URNISH YOIUR HOUSE with the BEST F ARTICLFS.-Th. are the cheapest In the end. DWANig and Co. s Priced ru MYLNG LIST may be had on appilcation, or Dost ...

... P ROPOSED WmEE OF SPECIAL PRAYER 1 - AT THE COMj*'IENCE-MENT OF THE YEAR 1861. It is proposed that the EIGHT DAys from SUN- DAY, January 6t1, to SUNDAY, January 18th, in- Clnsive, 1861. should be observed as a season of SPt'ECAL SsrPLICATtON. With a view to give something of precision and agreement to our worsbip, the following subjects are ,ss~qqested for thought, prayer, and exhortation, day ...

... Yasttlesa answerin AOdvartiemrentsi In the Daily Post must do eo in the following trinner: Addixese eamptial letter and nurnmee Office of the Daf! li0 est, means that iepplldtlon musft be made by lett ...

... FillrR OYL 1ULIN. FIRS ~Rj~DJUVNI~~ ?? the conve- Mbes of persona eiiga itne and the Juvenillo f ,the prforancceswill commence at mtciotel4and be sO arranged £hat tbe Pantomime will tsrmi- nateat Qorte pas 10-THS EENIG, January, lot, the performance will eommnce with the Farec of TIsl IDDY ASHORE -Harry Halcyon, Mri Burkinllaawr Toti Cringle, Nr Granby; Lady Etarchington, Mrs C 11 Stephen. ...

... I R IJ r -TSH L AN E. ~U U A I I RE ENGAGEMENT OF ~-MR, :AND. M DUiE THIS EVENING' AND MUILINU T'UB W V9VA1 AILLETD UH AFTER WHICH, THE NEW GRAND, COMIC. CHRISTMAS ANNUAL, UNDER THE TITLE ?? __ -WIIlI OR, VYING WOMEN OF THE LOADSTONE ISLAND. THE SPLENDID SCENERY BY 1VR WILLIAX BEVERLEY. ene 1 -A T I N MAI N I N LIlNWA. L a Black Ralph [Captain 0f. the XIunej Constantia [ His Daughter] ?? Miss ...

... ,~~~~ 0-N I G11T ANNUAL FESTIVAL NE f YEA'S DAY EVENfNG. o F C.OMMIITTEE of the EDIN- T BUlt(Hl TOTAL ABISTINENCE SOCIETY respectfully announce that the ANNUAL SOIIIEE v-ill be teld in the MUSLV IIALL, on TUESDAY, IST JA'Uime 10fl-ing ' avo agreed to Address tile Meeting: -IlrOl'r Oig MtIvEtt ittina ,EtOD (a Lady of Colour noti irtIOOI`1111.1AS KNOx. Eoq. A¶m( Amrical) Deold iator of SCOTTISU ...

... LAST TWO NIGHTS. TIIEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. IMENIESSE SUCCESS OF MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN, Who will appear this EveniUng in MACBETH, being o the last night but one of their eugagenent. In addition to the Company already engaged atthe Theatre Royal, they will he supported by the foll!ow- ing Ladies and Gentlemen, front the Princesses' Are Tbentrc, Londoin:- utnd MISS CHAPMAN. MR. CATHCART. ron ...