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... DISTRIBUTION OF REWARDS AT I THE HULL WORKHOUSE, YESTERDAY. One of the mnost interesting scenes that has been witnessed at this joyous season was presented last even- ing in the large hail of the Hull workhouse. That spacious room was very neatly decorated, and most- densely crowded by a highly respectable assembly, jva gathered, together to witness a sight unequalled, we presume, in any ...
... TE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. I TM =An Of TIM DAILY NM. gs1,-l deaire, with your permiission and assis- ye, to say a few words to the people of Enhtud at sonlw things conneetA with the' merits of civil war in my country. They baisbeen told t the government of the UnitedState has no bt to suppress a rebellion. Several reasons have a given for this notion. It has been said that the Constitution of ...
... The trial of Bishop Colenso for false and erroneous teaching in his published works begun on November 17, in St. George's Cathedral, Cape Town, the court consist, iug of the Metropolitan Bishop of Cape Town and two sulfragans, the B.shop of Graham's Town end the Bishop of the Orange Fr>'e btate. 1 ho accusing clergy, the Dean of Cape Town and the ^rchdoaoons of Graham's Town and George wgro ...
... BRIDGEND. BACHELOR'S BALL. A virtue can no more die than a star can fall out of the firmament. In one sense, too, customs never die out. There are always individuals who are called to exercise them, and when some of them disappear there is a gulf and a separation in the continuity of history. Certain customs are characteristic of cer- tain times and seasons, and certain states of society; and ...
... The Council of the Midland Institute have just issued their annual Report, to he presented at the meeting of subeexibern on the 11th inst. From this document we glean a few particulars netting forth the position of the Inatitute, and the work it has done during the year. The members, wo learn with regret, have not increased, being a little short of 700, or about the same as at the beginning of ...
... I. 'E X R H ?? ?? [T I i.PflO LLIGENO.M! I o THE ICHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. iO ' t BERE1N, Do. 3DL 0 The Austrian and Prussin ministers will leave 0 Copenhageu in a. few day if the constitation of the 18th November i not rescinded by the-end of tbe 0 year. The gotddeuis Zeitung of to-day ?? 0 learputhaithe adhesion at the Federal Diet of Aus- tria and ?russia to tbe occupation of Schesawig ...
... LOSS OF THE GEASmERE-BOARD OF TRADE INVESTIGA- TION.-We are informed that the Board of Trade has ordered an investigation into the cause of the loss of the ship Gras- mere, from Clyde to Southland, N.Z., which was wrecked at Bal]ferris about a fortnight ago. SERIOUS COLLIsIoN.-On the night of the 24th instant, the Pearl, of St. John's, Newfoundland, from Troon to Londonderry, came into ...
... AGRICULTURAL SUMMIARY FORt THE QUARTE R. (From the Journal of Agriculture, published by Messrs. Williatm 8Blackwoodl & ofons, E(einburgh and Londlon,) v We are glad to he able to repart that the past year has been a great deal more favourable for farmers than the two preceding ones. Prices, indeed, have remained extremely Mw-lower than ever, in fact; but a very full crop has en- abled farmers ...
... AND EAST RIDING TIXES. SERED AT Ti G FOR TRANSM1ISSION ABROAD. FRIDAY, JAN. 1. ' IT is well that we should take a parting bi glance at the old year before entering upon the duties of the new. For although it 'i perfectly e true that our division of time is altogether a artificial, and that there is no greater break ti between the last minute of the old year and the first of the new than ...
... -- - . l A~MERICA_. .RRIVAL OF ;lIE SThAMSHIP IETNA. V The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia uorupauy'a burevwvste aiship Etna, from New 1'uok tl en tecewber 19, h*as arrived. She briiie the a United Statee Wtail5, 21 cabin and 89 steerage (d passengers, and has $674,000 in specie on freight. t NEW YOUR, ])NO. 19. h Advices from the army of the Potomac state h that a strong body of ...
... MR. BRUCES'S LATE SPEECH. There was one mistake in our report of the hon. Member's speech last week which we now correct, nd we add three extracts which will be read with loterast. In--t-amparing the increase of Great 3Britain and France, what Mr. Bruce did say was this—that France, with a population greater by 10,000,000 than Great Britain, increased only by 350,000. The increase of the ...
... DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS Prepared without any mercurial ingredient, from the retipe of Dr. SCOTT, of Bromley, Kent. For affections of the Liver, Iadigestion, Flatulency, Bile, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Loss of Appetite, Lowness of Spirits, with sen-ation of fulness at the pit of the stomach pains between the shoulders, and the distressing feeling arising from Indigestion and General ...