... NIGHTS OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF ?? MA DAME CELESTE. DA popular Artiste wfll produce (ac origin ...

... mark9d with the word Wreck,'' has been laid 'JO ims NNW of a vessel su.ik off Triiningham, near Cromer. Buoy lie ' In 0 fathoms at low water spring tides, with the following compass bearings, via. :— Triminghatn Church W ...

... Mr. Sydney Hodges, of Falmouth, who, a short t'me ago, exposed the horrible treatment of a lunatic at Flushing, has written a second letter the Times, detailing the circumstances of another case almost bad. He says Even in the short interval which has elapsed cince the publication my former letter, four fresh cases have come to my knowledge. Two of them, of recent occurrence in an adjoining ...

... exhibition at our Office, as well as for re- grence and distribution, Catalogues of Stock and Furniture, Plant of Estates, and announcements of the Sale of other property advertised in our columns. The central situation if t he GoAaniAir Office, in Nottingham, fronting the Market place, and our constatit intercourse with every part of this md the neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate ...

... DERBY ASSIZES, Saturday, Dec 12. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) This morning the court reaaaeinbled at nine o'clock for resuming the trial of George Victor on the charge of murdering Miss Goodwin. The court was again completely filled long before the arrival of the judge. Mr. Boden, Q.C., replied upon the evidence for the defence, and said if such a theory was allowed to prevail had been set up ...

... hear a great deal of the prosperity of the Federal .States of America. Mr Seward says that everybody at the North better off for the war. Ju the speeches delivered Messrs C'jbdejt and B>ioht at Rochdale, which have iuade so DHich noise in the world, substantially the same statement was made, though iu .somewhat differeut terms ; and Mr Brioht, especially, seems to regard it as a proof of the ...

... haveoften had occasion to notice the strong attraction presented to many minds by the motives and impulses which lead to acts of seriously criminal character. A history we have before us now contains in abuudance the materials for interest of that character ; but we refer to it principally because it presents very singular problem medical jurisprudence. The facts came out in a trial, which ...

... CHUBCH. at Midnight. in A SEBMON will be Preached. Entrance at Half-paat Eleven. Silver will be expected On CHJU*TMAB DAY, SOLKMN HIGH MASS will be Cele- brated at Hall -past Ten o Clock s m. a SERMON will be Preached. Tb, AFTERNOON SERVIOE of VESPERS and BENEDIC- PON will commenoe at Half-past Three o'Clock. THIS EVENING. ST. WILLIAM *S CHURCH LEE CBOFT. On CHBI*TsIAB EVE, MASS will be ...

... made her last passage ■ lollowed by the vcrew £.. Sl 1 to run out in 06 days.— d NEW y.KALAND— fp^HITP. STAR Ll .ROYAL MAIL if .1 ?? 4000 ?? Dec. 20 Jr^t Melbourne ?? 1456 ?? JiOOO ?? Jan. 20 Melbourne ?? is(M ?? -iooo ?? Feb. 20 1,,, LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND. jfjj 1 ?? Jan. 6 *tio»i ■B*' tn ' s *' c ale uot ' ** fc,r their superior accom- ,,„ • ' '1 md rapid pas: to the Owners, H. T. WILSON ...

... Nifety, Punctuality. ?? _;-ROPE. -France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and other piaces. ASlA.— lndia, Ceylon, and Eastern Seas A. i-ii A -Algeria Egypt, Aden, West Coast, Madeira, Ac, Cape colonies, Mauritius. AM-KKH'A.— States, British America, Havana, Mexico, West lnd l?io-i?T«; Pi S fic ' California, British Columbia. A' -IRALASl A. —Tasmania aud New Zealand SI ipping in aU its ...

... to bOKDAV, tbe SiOthiast. i!a i ?? ' TO-MuRKuW. CHAPEL.— To-morrow, SUNDAY, nee 18 in » the h ' FK * NK BELLAMY, of Rotherham - »iil Preesh in the above Chapel, in ihe Moraiog at ?? f ?? tij ...

... TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1863. At one o'clock yesterday aft ...