... I (inm0 oun ows coOBRRsponxDirTS.) ABERDEEN, TwaIBAWS1 BOTA~-(-lManagar, Mr M'Lein.)-The Pantomime has now Riven place, at first price, to good Stink dramas, In which the strength Of the company is called into requisition. The Pantomime ls played as an afterplece for the accommodation of parties who cannot visit the Theatre during the early part of the evening. The Orange Girl Is underlined ...

... I ,VAt R i I I I S. A Icily aske-d a rupn [Iat a r~ational school ?? Whaltt ens tire sinl of thle Pllariseec? F' 'Eating~ camelvs, nitii m, quiickly replired tie child. She had rend that the P1 larisees ` at rined at grits arid snalleved earreels. ,;I thiriar I see a, new fee-tore in this case, ats thle lawyer salit .hr '-icit ; client inferred himl thalt II-' hail plentuy Of money. A ...

... ['RO¢ THE A7TEENJE1Th.] MR. ERNEsT DE BUNsEN is about to offer his contri- bution towards a reply to the great question-who was Adam? We hear that his theory-suggested, perlaps, by a phrase of the late Baron Bunsen-is that Zoroaster wasthhe Hebrew Adam. This sug.. gestion is a curious one; and Mr. de Bunsen may be expected to present it ably and learnedly. Critics will be eager to knaow the ...

... rir,4 Ar ? fl, ?? ?? CanDOX (COUNTY TYRONc), JAN. 14--We had a very small fair here to-iay, owing to the inclemency of the weather, it briny oterly rimpossible to drive cattle syny distance. There were only a few besev shown, and thoae (if an inferior quality, the exchanges beinaz no test of value. There waas a moderate sbow of dairy coV9, but demand was slack, and prices were rather lower, ...

... I 21e Chassettr dVAfrique, and other Tales. By HUGE MUxLarNUX WALmsnEY, Colonel Imperial Ottoman Army. London: Chapman and Hall. Already known as the author of the Journal of a Bashi-Bazouk and of some Sketches of Algeria during the Kabyle War, Colonel Walrus- ley here comes forward as a writer of fiction, but of fiction based on fact, and having reference to the profession to which he ...

... 4ITERATURe. 1 Memoirs, Mi.ceUGi% and Ltegs of tuh lae LuCy ' Aikn, itwludon thse Addosed to the 1ev. Dr. Y' Vha;ng, fm 1821 to 182 Elited by P=W Hmzua Ls Bunioo, of the ler Temple Lou- S don: Longran and Co. . . Luw Aikin, whas death, about a yeakao, U1 severe another link between the present generation IN and that wbich immediately sucoeeded the genera- h tion of the Johnsous, Burkes, ad Reyn ...

... WE, the Commissioners appointed under the said Acts, and empowered thereby “To fix and define, for the purposes of this (the first recited) Act, and the other Acts relating to Salmon and Salmon Fisheries in Scotland, the natural limits which divide each River in Scotland (including the Estuary thereof) from the Sea, in so far the same may not already fixed Statute or judicial decision,” do ...

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... FABFIIO3 FOR JANUARY. (From Le Pollee,) ahere e so maY materials in vogue for the prae seiseason, that urely all tastes must find some- thing with which they can be pleased. Linsey WKnickersookeres flannel and composite materials, such as silk and woollen reps, or woollen poplin, are made into morning dresses and robes de s hambre. Silksmoires, satins, and velvets are only applicable to ...

... DUBLIN INT1URN\T10NAL EXHIBITION, 1865. A _ > -1 - a. . I - A meeting of the Fine Arts Committee was hold at 112, Grafton-street, Dublin, on Tuesday last. Sir George Hodson, Batt, in the chair. Amongst those present were :-Blajor General Colomb, the Uca Judge Berwick, Cawterson Smith, Esq, P It ll A; George F 3lulvany, RFq, ItRUA; T H Owens, ECi, RH A; Right Hon the Lord Chancellor, J RI Kirk, ...

... A lttter from Rome of the 17th says:- Last nlagh, probably for the Iat time, the Dchosn de Sail. danhr Potutgtiese Ambeienadress, Opened her caioon to the beau OndeO i(W panblng the winter I 'llcapitil Tours we but one feeling of r, gret at. the departure for the Court at Sr. JameS of the dlrtintguithod duko arid his amiable deo- cbrua. Cardinal Aetoneill and many other membars of lh. sicred ...

... Wolvbrhamptoh, January 14, 1865 —The ironmasters' quarterly meeting took place at Wolverhampton, on Wednesday last. The attendance was up to the usual average The meet ...