... intended evictions. Extraordinary Ruhoir. — A Boyal Marriage.— Tbe Churchman ot Thursday last, gives thus confi- dently the story of the marriage of the Princess Mary of Cambridge, of which we have previously published rumours:— The hand of the Princess ...

... one half of the building, a modern addition, is one story high ; the other part is four stories. Looms entirely occupy the ground-floor ; on tha second story are spinning frames— mules; the third story was de- voted to throstle spinning, and the attic to ...

... sheltered nooks and in hot-beds is being carried on, and the same remark applies to the planting of green peas. A Brazrmian Story.—At a town in Brazil many years ago a woman named Melchior gave birth It was the only child of the parents. When the child ...

... ?? is likely to go throagh a severe ordeal before the West Riding justices. Mr. J. W. Childers, of Cantloy, gave notice a short time ago, under the provisions of The Locomotive Act, 1861, for an order prohibiting the use of any kind of locomotive pro- ...

... attractive. MrcuANIcs’ Institution.—Our readers will cbse ’ that Mr. J. Pobertshaw gives hig reading of | D.ckens s beaut:fal story‘ The Crick+: on the H-arth” to-night, In the large hall of the Inst'tution. From tue success attending the reader’s former ...

... of the banjo is prouounced ths African’s by amateurs upun that solace of woes and back»one of the cork opera ‘‘ superb.” A story is floating about in musical circi:s that three or four years ago a certain minstrel band, now doing a flourishing business ...

... prepared to meet the deputation. ?? ] «k Cbickkt on the Hearth. — Mr. J.Robert- shsw will give a reading of tbe above beautiful story, by Charles Dickens, Esq., in the large hall of the Mechanics' Institution, to-night. The proceeds will be given to the institution ...

... and as unegual ip its effects. January opened with an intense frost, after a bril- lisnt and mild December, but this was of short duration, and the fears of an arctic winter soon passed away, as well 1s the apprehension that the well-planted autumnal wheat ...

... no reason to suppose that the estimate of expenditure will be exceeded on the whole, the figures now before us, well as the story told by the Board of Trade monthly returns, enable ns to say that the actual will substantially exceed the estimated revenue ...

... article on escape from Futtehghur” will be read with pleasure. Mr. Wilkie Collins’s story of Armadale” justifies our favourable expectations of it; and the every day story of Wives and Daughters,” has some capital reading for young ladies and old. It is ...

... County of York :— Lor L—IN LAXTON. Four LANDS, situate in the Open Fields of a. BP. Laxton in tbe Parish of Howden, called Short Batts, containing 2a. Or. Op., having land belong- ing to Philip Saltmarshe, Esq, north and south as to three lands, and land ...

... assoyeneoe of Se year. Turning our homeward, the greatest treat of all, seems to bar been Eisrthalgi's visit. The gays of his short stay as will be long remembered, while the insfortnnete respeethig the arse of his deportees, will be as roe forgotten. The ...