... D,,* 1 1 FATAi, Act IcI er. -,T. )l O i ils Isecala; it Iit lI 1i111 ancansil I'lizjletlr Afllm ])rtllr', living ill Shliii)-stiret, flirt-i ri', In'-I Vlii crl ?? Zt ioli- oviwl hiile, %Vllclr bas, irfirt rclrlv. jilvet Ilroveil fat ll It aippeaC ta t (orl that ?? tile- girl, 17 ias.! ge mS chmlt si:; years, r-1tiiriiie(l homlte from sichoo ilu Very Iigi) spirits. She A'llit into her mother' ...

... I Il T'OJ1b 01\1 -ONfSTOUR. I I .- 114 . I 1t.1t'* 4 llingttigoi, late of Ford, near Wincheomnbe, res pected tand dee~ply regrett ed by a largc cir-cle of friettle.COUNITY COURIT. 1ierostE J. B. PARRttY, ESQ., Q.C., JUDoE. 'There w' re 3S otigitial plaints and one commiitment slittitt11s; mulst of which wyere, however, settled out of Courttt. 'Tle following are, thle Only cases of intcrest: ...

... Lcarat Mittiquarian Sat~Trrugn, Nasfc~ii;whenindutriou peronsby a exactandiscrsjuliutle I, dligece nd oservtio OutOf ?? Words, ~o 1roveho, radtion, PrvateIteorde, Evdcnes, Fragmenlts of~ Storis l'assgcsof Boks tht conerse ot Sory, anlld the like af oso~~~5EBY BELLS. in An, itucicnt writer thus speaks of the Osiiy bells II Here was a large enid lmelodiouls ring of 13isib. the best as Ill ...

... FOR:EIGN AND COLONIiAL. i.. ?? - . . _- I t. AMERICA. b NEW YO11K, JAN. 27. o New Orleans despatches report that informifatioll has y been received there from Mexico, according to which the r French troops will not ba withdrawn until Maximilian is a declared free from any danger of Amnerican intervention. u The commander of the French fleet off Bagdnd pro. a tested, in the nlame of the French ...

... PORTISMOUTH POLICE. WEDNESDAY.-Before W. H. Garrington, B. W. Carter, and W. Humnby, Esqs. c ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT. I Frederick Hall, an old man, brought up on remand I from Monday, was again placed in the dock on a charge of s embezzling certain sums of money, the property of Mr. d Ollis, his employer. d On the application of the police, however, the prisoner f was again remanded till Satarday ...

... . t..TC MV 'flP- Ar X CT I E, Agents-Messrs. MA&soNe& WVILISHVEST, and is, ?? K. KNvIGHT. at I ty PENNYe READTNGS.-Tbe room in Crane-street was as usual well filled on Monday evening when a pleasant en- ~.tertainmnent was provided, consisting of readings from at well-known ?? with soags. It concluded Ig with a little farce called Number One, round the Corner, ase sustained by Sergeants ...

... The first important act of the new Parliament took place yesterday, when the Queen formally opened the Session in person. The preliminary business had been confined to the swearing-in of the members, but t yesterday both houses received the official programme of the important business which is to occupy their attention between the present date and August next. The Queen, who left Osborne for ...

... A MIOCK DUI;E. IC The Plymouth police have in their custody (says the pi Tr, esien Morniing Nelvs) a person who is well known as Captain Dashwood. Ile entered himself on the books is of the Royal Hotel, Plymouth, as the Duke of St. Albans,l1 and being a man of good address, it is not strange that those who had never looked upon the Lincolnshire noble- s man should not question the identity ...

... THE OVERILAND MAIL. -1 . the dates by tile Overland Mail ?? Kong, Janl. 1; Madras, Jal. 13 ; Calcutta, Jan. 0; Melbourne, Dec. 23; and Adelaide, lec 27. IND [A. There is but littlex;ews, says the 1fe'lce'ri, from Bhootan. The force is breaking up, and troops are moving down to the plains en rcoste to their several stations and eatornmeuts. It is useless now to dwell I upon the feeling of ...

... I IS P. , .. I The members of the 1Llip Bland gave it concert in the T lilctorv ?? onl Fridfv eening the 2 II inbt. 'Tl1s nin1sic, 1i l,etl voesi mind ie..tialen11.1tll, gin1, grea titteudanies Was good, tle fine old barn being quitc fall. cent brol WITNEY. its I DBRsirlc-Fd. ii, thle Wife of Mr. J. Calcuit, of osnaoy timn, I-Jll Farm, (If a son1. licit Dli11 -~Fob. 2, after a1 long illness, ...

... Li The adjourned quarterly meeting of the Portsmouth f Town Council was held at the Guildhall on Monday after- a noon. The Mayor (E. M. Wells, Esq.,) occupied the t chair; and there were also ?? Humby, c Robbins, Gauntlett, Emanuel, Sheppard, Nance, Smithers, r and Stigant; Messrs. R. W. Ford, Chambers, Baker, An. 1 derson, Orchard, I. Byerley, Howell, Hellard, Hannam, p Galt, W. Kent, Blake, ...

... IUlEADINGTON. ltei i(s I II itII t ii, II lv ttII(,!, I ?? i ii i.t I t111-J A iitiit IL (( UTinil of'ti ()tlil iketl'ooit trilei ?? t'ipiieds *1i Clrk ces1 oflu. ths 'rIke tutu dii prethsident IIIon. tiirtuo,,-, I i.-i fttt respeciveu (f hopliery- o, utu to es JOINhL't' fthe-0 i 'looks Lii 'i ?? 17, rks alnd other litt vttte' liii ?? x thej itpit ltu' 167: r f I8I~ I l~tiltitce duo I l Jitit ...