... Time, with its mighty strides will soon reach a future generation and leave the present in death and in forgetfulness behinvd it.-Dr. C~h-1-Me,. - ?? - In all pliices and in all conmpalies femember the presence of God, and walk continually' as under the view of his all-eeing and observant eye. Often consider' tbat God is everywhere present, then you will study to be everywhere holy. -,Bat and ...

... ESTER GUILDHALL. FniDAv.-Present: H. Heooper, W. enfall, and B.. Sandars, .Ee'4'r8. MAnic PRILLIPS was charged with gross mischief towards, a lad named Howard. The parties are in the employ of Mr. Parkin, irorofounder, and it appeared -that on the previous day complainant -was screwing bolts, and had occasion to leave his work to fetch abucket of water. On his return he missed the wrench which ...

... ATHEx.N:A11U CLUB, Januarey 23lrd, 1865, Winter is back upon us with frost and fog, and tho weather-wise aire predicting a long continuance of herd weather, beeruse the frost which froze the Thames about fifty years ago came on with a similar thick fog. It is very possible, however, that before these lines reach the eyes of your readers a change may havo ensued greatly to the disgust of the ...

... ATvUEtSEUVM CLUii, 3rd April, 1860. After what I wroto in my last letter respecting the ecarious state of Mr. Cobden's health you will not have been surprised to hear of his death. The journey from Midhurst on a raw cold day was too great a trial for him, and I believe lho never left his bed after he reached London. Differ as swo saisy from him in opinion we cannot but regard his loss as it ...

... Sir,-In your remarks upon the Rev. John Ingle's sermon you have fallen into a vulgar error, viz., that of associating the origin of the Anglican Church with the mission of St. Augustine, A.D. 596. I therefore write this to remind you that a branch of the Christian Church was planted in .England long prior to the sbove namcd mission, There are different opinions as to the person by whom it was ...

... . ?? EXETB.i .I. CASTLW C~. JIX TR. ?? the -FnxAt.-,-Presentr .3 toA weiri i.t wcite, wit ?? ?? J J1.1'. BiTf.lui6rt1 art., J. B. ?? b0 OEAB.LYhz ?? &-..:li1& NIOHOLS-m;s, two boys pro about twele ?? cbarged with'iteali ng apples,, twe from a field belonginqjto! Mr.,, Riohard Cuffe, near the, ng1 ,Tpp*am ,Barr4Qka;,bn tbh-e`',fter4ono of' Sunday, tthd-16th t I .tilt.' 'The deferisntis we're ' ...

... :REGIStkkAUGENERAL'S. ,QUARTERLYc r 1 ?? -7 . E-T - R - hars'bwefc iW 8gry uitarter dnbb'lthe 'sufa'ifltr 'ai .itUOb.antt ,: the ?? abdve t!E iverwaj'gf6 whlile ie~sbutlern r parts of, the country were rpmarkalby he,,ty,, the mortali' ' MAO AOEs. Of weddi gse 1: 'number in t arh .quarter vyys 36,8356 thiepailf average was 409. As it is sthe sehtox in viwhibh seolpeoy6ment i3-UiJ la~, it,.isa- ...

... LATEST TELEGLRAPHIC ENEWS. FRANCE.-The ifoniteur of Monday corrects the statement mado in the Patrie as to the death of M. Thouvonol. The deceased gentleman was not the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, but a relation of the same name. MEXICO.-Despatches received at Washington'from Mexico to the 28th ult, state that a report was current of the French having been defeated at Etla. A ...

... LONDON CORESPONDEN CE. A-rsEN.,n~c 5 CLUBt, Jawairy~ 2nd, 186.5. How strange it seems to write U5 instead of 64; how the pen half refuses to obey tho will. But wve shall soon got floe to it this vein its woe have to years beforo it. To-day there is of ?? but ono phrase uppermost in every mouth : A happy new year to you, and though it may moan nothing, end may bo a mtere bit of formality, ...

... At the battle of Mecanee, an officer of engineers, who had been doing good service, came up and said, Sir Charles, we have taken a standard.' The General looked at him, but mnade no reply, and turnting round, began Speaking to some One, elee, upon wvhich the engineer, thinking he had not been licard, repeated, Sir Charles, wve have taken, a standard. Sir Charles turned sharp round upon ...

... VISIT OF THE FLEET -AT CHERBOUIRGI Tho Channel squadron left Portland Roads for Chrboburg on Sunday evening under the command of Rear-Admiral Sir Sidney Colpoys Dacres, K.C.B. They consisted of the Edgar, 71, (flagship) ; Achilles, 20, ironclad; Black Prince, 41, ironclad; Defenco. 16, ironclad; Princo Consort, 35, ironclad; Hector, '24, ironclad; Reesearch, 4, iron-j clad; Liverpool, 39, ...

... I have spoken of comint up and of going down; and I have avoided hitherto corning directly to that position of the narrative. There hangs thereby more than would be con- ceived-more certainly hangs than the simple chamber which the oysterious agency of science was manifested in the hydraulic ap paratua raised so many times in the day to the top of the house. have alluded before to the cruel ...