... Address of Condolence to the Queen. It a sopecial ineeting of the Council of the Rloyal tt!ritul dI Society of Ejniland, on Wediesday, Dec. 8. . inrl ,f 'owis, who hadtl been requested to take tho u ei0 1t1,imiocd the prooceedeilgs by observitig that wheln in N itter ?? his jiovali li ?? the P1rioce Consort had 1'old it Was little thought by any thlen presenit that tli!t W-41H b il is last a ...

... SOUTTHAMPTON. Acrent-WTMa. J. Tuicrift. Theo Indus, Captain Weeks, from nGibraltar, Malta, nndt Alexandria, with tile China, Calcntta, and Austriimlan, mails, arrived OI1 T'esday afternoon. She brought l31 panssengers; and, on freight, six packages of specie, value- 1,58., and a large cargo. he C';8ef Coa, Captain R. IV. Evans, for Gibraltar, MAflta,' and Alexanldria, with the China, Calcutta ...

... SOUTHASPTON. Agent-Mn. J. Tueciasn. I Tue Prae, Captain Jamnieson, sailed hence onl Saturday C) afternoon with thle snails for Gibraltar, the Mfediterraneall, ,, E~gypt, Ailen, Ceylon, Indial, Chinia, &c., together with 67 tj first end 24 scecond-class palssengers. II The XA~oabra, Caftolin Steward, for Vigo, Oporto, and C, Lisboin, left onl Tvuca ay with the Peninsular mails. A Thoe Ellora, ...

... - O it FIVE MIEN KILLED AND UPWARDS OF TWO n |HUNDRED BURIED ALIVE. eI One of the most alarming colliery accidents tlat has te occurred in this country for several yenrs past took place !r on Tliursday morning, at New Hartley colliery, resulting e in tbe death at once of five poor fellows, and the placing d in imminent jeopardy the lives of over 200 others. We Ii briefiy stated the fact in ...

... AGRICULTURAL PFOSPECTS. There has heen a continuance of weather suitable to every dscripti; ii'n P firum-woik during the past week, and wheat-sowing has ftill been going on. The farmers con- tinue to put in such sorts ais are generally sown in nu- tumn, as these have been found to succeed when planted thus late, during the past season. The more tender descriptions will be left until a later ...

... HOwRicuLTURIE. (From BrELL'S WEEKLY mIESrNGon.') I The unusual mildness of the weather continues, and l there is nothing to prevent the carrying on of ordinary i ground-work operations on light well-drained soils. On the heavy retentive soils the rainfall has been sufficient toreducethelandto a condition notfavourablofor worling. e In the meantime, the mildness of the season is highly a ...

... MARRIED.-Dec. 28, at Great Barford, by the Rev. P. Hookins, William, second son of Mr. William Stevens, of Banburv, to Marianne, youngest daughter of Mr. J. Hirons. CilaIkS CHURCH SCIIOOLS.-Th5ese new schools will blc opened for work on the 13th inst. Mr. Huscroft is to be the master, and Miss Duck the mistress. QUARTER SESSIONs.-Our Borough Sessions are fixed to take place on Tuesday next. ...

... A correspondent of the Times, writing from Montreal on the 23rd ult., says :- By the time this reaches you Canada will have fully 60,000 men in arms to resist the invasion of her soil. Of these the Active Militia, 7,500 strong, is uniformed, armed, and in a respectable state of discipline, quite equal In these respects to any force the United States can bring against them, with infinitely ...

... GENERAL AGRICULTURAL. REPORT FOR IDECEMBER. The weather having, bees rensarkuibly fine for the itime of year, ezetytfing relating to out-door farlm lnbeours is uu- usal .1ly forward. The sihole of the winteor wheats have nos d been solwn, w'ith the land il fiiie vwind ion for the reception el of tI(, seed e;nd we believe tiat in alimost every county in o England, i nludtiigt a portoll of ...

... The weather during the past week was open and mild, with considerable falls of rain at intervals, and winds l varying front north-west to south-west. Storm signals were exhibited on the coast on Thursday, and on the night of that day a fearful thunder-storm, with heavy squalls of wind, was experienced on the Northumberland coast. Tihe night was extremely dark, and the lightning very vivid. On ...

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... '1'I1E ]ioYlA, YACIIT.-Ill congeq(I1iiiCO of the ?? to the flag-list of' Rear-Admiral the lion. J. Denrinai, Captain G. B1. Seymour. o.c., has been appointed to coin- manid the royal yaclbt I'it'toria and Albert. 'I'he .Thyallfs, 51, screw-frigate, hns been comnissioned nt Portsmouth by Captain A. C. Gordon (1858). It is I understood that she will carry tie Olag of Rear-Admiral t Stopford, for ...