... announce that the Fifth LECTURE of the course will be delivered in the .fellows' Hall Assembly-room, Heaton-street, on H-_a_AY Evening, ?? 2nd, 1862, by Mr. OHN MORLEY, B__, Oxon. Subject — Man and the Gorilla. THE CHAIB TO BE TAXES AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. ADMISSION: Members of the Institution FREE, Non-Members 6d. each. BOBT. C. RADCLIFFE, Hon. Sec. 89, King -street, Dec 30th, 1861. ?? EEL GEAND ...

... New County Magistrate—At the Sessions on last, Atlred Barnes, Esq., of Farnworth, Manchester, took the oaths and the declarations as a magistral, of the oounty. Neighbours Quarbels.—On Monday, the Town Hall, Mary 'iregson, of Britannia-street, preferred a charge of assault against a neighbour named Mary Hargrea. es. This case arose out of one which came before the Court a short time ago, in ...

... (From the Globe.) The revenue accounts for the the quarter and for tbe year 1861 will, we have reason to believe, exhibit the following proximate results. Although in both instances a deficiency will appear in comparison with the corresponding periods of 1860, a close examination will show that this falling-off is, in almost every instance, to be attributed either to exceptional circumstances, ...

... by Mr. J. PARAMOUR as the Master, and Miss NIGHTINGALE as the Mistress, both of whom have been trained at the Wealeyan Normal College, West- minster, and hold high certificates of merit from Her Maj eety'g Committee of Council on Education. All children, boys and girls, under seven years, in the Infant School • all above that age in the Juvenile SchooL Fees — lnfants 3d, Juveniles 4 ...

... On Friday afternoon, the inhabitants of Fountain Court, Strand, London, well known the region of the Old Coal Hole, were thrown into a state of excitement by the sudden outbreak a fire on the premises, No. 6, occupied by Mr. Price, machine ruler, which is let out in tenements, the second floor being occupied by a Mr. Howlett, his wife, and his infant family of four children. The first ...

... At the Cumberland quarter sessions, last week, vv llliam Melvin, sailor, aged 19, was charged with stealing a fishing boat, the property of John Morton, at Liverpool, on the 7th December last. On being charged, the prisoner said, I plead guilty to going away in the boat, but not taking it myself. Subsequently a plea of not guilty was entered. In opening the case the following facts were ...

... course will be delivered in the Oddfellows' E__ll Assembly-room, Heaton -street, on Th___jday Evening, Januaby 16th, 1862, by Mr. A. C. HUDSON, ?? LS.A Subject — The Rational Conduct of Life. ?? — Introduction. Individual and National Life compared in the natural stages of obedience, imitation, and self government. Man a microcosm. Development of instinct ; accession of reason. General ...

... The recent exposures seem to hare had do effect in •becking the system of terrorism which prevails in Sheffield. The following atrocious letter has been received, through the post, by Messrs. Ibbotson, Brothers, and Co., of the Globe Steel Works. Bowling Green-street Sir this inform yon that yon have got som nob •tick in youre are informe that youre foreman oyer the fitters and turners as ...

... ~ * Thiers has been spoken aa one of the fattfre pchoolmasters of the Prince Imperial. Liszt, who is wintering at Rome, just terminated to oratorio entitled Santa Elisabetta. It ia reported that the Grand Duke of Baden determined to abolish the gaming-tables in his dominions, fend that a bill on the subject will be presented at th« next session of the Baden Parliament. Madame Ristori, ...

... them into store to Quarter-Master Serjeant E. P. Fitzgebald, No. 20, King-street, as soon as possible. JOHN BAYNES, Major Commanding Sth L. A V. Orderly-room, King-street, 20th Jan., 1862. NEW WESLEYAN SCHOOLS, St. PETEB'S-STBEET. THE DAY SCHOOLS in the above Building were commenced on Monday, Januaby 6th 1862 by Mr. J. PARAMOUR as the Master, and Miss NIGHTINGALE as the Mistress, both of whom ...

... a carl, and suddenly swerved, upsetting the vehicle. Lady Emily escaped without having sustained the slightest injury. The aarvauta also escaped uninjured. Diabolical Attempt.—On the 13th instant, an attempt was made to set fire to the Post-office at Milltown, Tralee, by introducing a box of lucifer matches ignited, and attached to a string, through the receiver, as they were found in the ...

... The following anwer of the Chancellor to the letter of the Orator, apprizing him of his election, was read to the Senate by tbe Vioe-Chaucellor :— Devonshire-house, Jan. 17 Mr. Vice-Chancellor and Geutlemen of Senate, —I should be wholly unworthy of your choice if 1 did not accept with pride and gratitude the high office to which you bare unanimously elected me. affords me tho most lively ...