... MULTUM IN PAIVO. 'Valerianate is a powerful remedy for neuraglia. About £12,000 has been already subscribed to the fund for erecting a national memorial of the late Prince Consort. It is stated that Captain G. H. Seymour, C.B., is appointed to the command of her Majest s yacht VictorIa and Albert, vice Denman promoted. At a fire which took place in Biehopsgate-stre&, London, yesterday morning, ...

... THE TOWN COUOME The never-ending, .ti1 beginning-the, to all appearance, never likely to ?? Question, was the subject of a special meeting of the Council on Wednesday, the new Water Bill being the bone of contention for its con- sideration. But though convened for this particular purpose, the Council, as In loyal duty bound, gave precedence to a matter affecting Boyalty, vlz,, an application ...

... TIE TOWN'S ACCOUNTS. iEusiiofca SctOlofthe Receipt and Eapsndi - furs ofteCr~ituio h ity of Aherdooti, and theli diffren Folenda Sido th diitaino h Magi-tratee and Town Con i, 'frn 0the Ceteeoi180 t3t differeThe Auditor, Mr Go'.L SeplTember 181'lisjs bentrit., Marqui, aeismti, the ;Si;atin sotl alae , It which, in susacwgi, s te eS asnicittite) of the docU-E! intubsande as e friaveg s rsell ...

... INTERMEDIATE GRA&MlniR SCHOOLS. e, To ti EDITaR of the AnnualDE JOURNfAL )n Dran SIR-A lotter from the Rev. J. MDonald, teac~her In here, appears in your issue of to-day, and following his is n- one from an old Pupil, both sinimadvorting en a cominsusi- sl- none loins, which appeared on tiesusbject mentioned above in the Doily Review about three weeks ago, and the greater part of whc weas ...

... WEST OF ENGLAND AMD SOUTH WALES . DISTRICT BANK. At the twenty-eeventh Annual Generat ?? of the Pro- prietors of ?? of Eogland and South Wales District Blank, held at the BankIng ltonse of the Company, in Bristol, on Friday, the 1th day of ,Tauuary, 1552; Jerom Malrcebq.s, Chairman of the Board of Directors, in the chair, the follow- ID°g report was read:- n aBristol, 17th January, 1862. The ...

... COLLECTIONS FOR THLE INFIRMARIV AND GENERAL HOSPITAL. . 71 Sunday wns the day which (as we understood) was - apart for collections in the various churches and chapelsdhf this city onjhehalf o'£thess noble 'io~tjlutiori, ,the RoIal Infiriiary 'andGengIral Hospital, but we are'-sorry to bAd' fronithe returns thafrthe appeals have been anything but generally made. We have heard various reasons ...

... Timt LATE PacrCE COXSORT.-A public meeting, con- vened by his Worship the Mayor, in compliance with a numerously-signed requisition, was held on Tuesdayafternoon at the Guildhall, for the purpose of passing an address of condolence to her Majesty the Queen. The chair was taken bv Col. Blathwayt, and among those present were Sir Chas. Styles, Admiral Daff, Admiral Saumarez, Gen. Jacobs, Col. ...

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... A REMARKABLE CASE -OF WITCHERY. IN the winter of 1861, a young landholder of sporting tastes, left the neighbourhood of Merthyr Tydfil, and ronin hand, wandered out among the hills, accompanied only by a faithful dog. Hill after hill he ascended, his spirits rising with every step, for the air was keen and bracing, and the frost-covered mountain grass crackled sharpley under his tread. Soon ...

... PONTYPOOL. YOLUNTEEBS'CONCERTS.—One of the most succesi- ful musical entertainments that has recently been given in this town was that of the annual concert of 52nd Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers, which came off under the patronage of Lieut.-Col. Roden and the Officers of the Corps, in the Town Hall, on tho evening of Tuesday last. The instrumental part of the concert was nobly and masterly ...

... The associated societies of the working men of Naples, of which General Garibaldi is president, have forwarded the following address to the working men of London. It is said that a public meeting of the London trades will be convened to receive the address. GENERAL NEAPOLITAN SQCIETY OP WORKING MEN OF THE SEC- TIONS OF MUTUAL HELP. Perpetual Honorary President, Guiseppe Garibaldi. Via Egigiana ...

... EXECUTIONS FOR MURDER. .William Beamish, of Coventry, and John Thompson, of Birmingham, suffered the extreme penalty of the law at Warwick, on Monday the execution taking place over the entrance to the County Gaol, before about 2. 000 persons. The case of William Beamish has been made familiar to the public by the reports of the inquiry at Coventry and of the trial at the Warwick Assizes. ...