... :OSSIP FRO I II- I G S:SIR-: 0 F- 0 m P A~ RI S. - i-c I~oarrourei Correspondetcit] r - fils¢, Weduesday. f Tim din is cast. The Emperor's letter is written. The new Ministry is foenrd. A fresh. chapter in the history of the Tuileries is' about to homulnitee, with which the people have nothing to do but to read qriet]y, as they have, done all the rest, wvithiout con- plaint aud without ...

... CHRISTMAS IN IPSWIc.3. Once more the great English festival has passed with. -out any very perceptible diminution of the old obser. vances, so far as this neighbourhood is concerned. The Public Holiday Association in Ipiwich resolved to de- clare in favour of observing Monday, December 27th, as boxiug-day, and the Mayor issued this resolution with his own recommendation to observe Monday as a ...

... . ENTMvaTIsIcENT.--An entcr ?? consisting of mSC and readings, was given inI the County Hail on Tuesday evening last, when Archdeacon Pott kindly and efficiently presided. The audience was a very numerous one, and all went off capitally. The music was contributed by Mr. Shepherd, Air. PaceyMr. a. Davis, jun., Rev. WV. Gibbs, M~r. G. Gibbs, Mr. H. Clarke, Mr. Binghlam, and Mr. Glan- yulle, and ...

... NAVAL AND ETILITARY NEWs. 3 - ?? hROX OUR SPECIAL CO-RRESPsOWnDET. xV The Tearer, composite gun.vessel, Commander B. M. tx l Blomfield, which has been undergoing repairs here, is lo D ordered to proceed to her destination through the Suez C: Canal. This will be the first mann-of-war, proceeding to hi I her station, that will avail herself of the short cut. is Mr. Baxter, the financial ...

... THlE CORPORATION OF PORTSMOUTH. TOWN COUNCIL. GlrnoaEu SlIrPAlRD, ESQ., MAYOR. AIDERMEN. Andrew 'Nance ?? ' George John Scale . llenry Ford ?? Charles 1B. Hellard . George Cornelius Stigajlt Charles Edward Smithers I Charles Crasevolle Charles Rtobbins . EtLdvard ?? ?? Elnue1iluo Emanucl o Rllichard William 'or ?? George Shepprd ?? Isaac ?? .W Williamr G. Chambers ?? COtUNCILtOE6, St. ...

... In taking a review of the past year, now fast approach- ing to a close, it must be acknowledged on the whole to have been favourable to agriculture, for although the price of corn has been lower, yet the season for all agri. cultural operations, including the harvest, has been pro- pitious. An excellent spring and summer for working and cleaning the land for various crops, followed by a fine ...

... In an article on Welsh Political Evictions the Daily News says— The neighbouring county of Cardigan suffered more, perhaps, than Caermarthenshire. No fewer than twenty- three cases are named by the Commissioner of the Cambria Daily Leader, and they are but a part. Some of these are cases of great hardship. One poor man and his wife were confirmed invalids who had lived in a little place many ...

... SUNDAY DISCOURSES ON THE PROGRESS OF HUMANITY. The -V ew York Herald has commenced a series of Sumlay discourses in its columns, written with a view to culti- vate the grand idea of the tendency of the material and moral forces of the age to a fusion of all creeds, all colours, and all nations under one general system. The Daily News calls attention to some of these sermons. The text of one ...

... On Monday, Mr. Carter, coroner for East Surrey, opened an inquiry, at the Hop-pole Tavern, into cauce of the death of Thomas Hugget, aged 31, who died on Wednesday morning week, under very ex ra- 0, diaary and exciting circumstances. The decease I had b en living with a woman name ) L'zzie Richard- son for some months at Portsmouth, and subsequently at Rotherhithe, but inconsequence of her ...

... Another of those calamitous occurrences which periodically shock public feeling, took place on the evening of Christmas-day, in the densely-populated neighbourhood of Burton-crescent, London, by which the lives of no less than six individuals were sacrificed. No. 42, Sandwich-street, adjoining the better known thoroughfare of Judd-street, was the scene of the catastrophe-a house occupied by Mr ...

... [Before the Rev. J. C. LLEWELLIN*.] KEEPING HER CHRISTMAS AT UsK. Mary Macarthy, an old offender, was ordered to pay a fine of 10s. for drunkenness, at Pontypool. In default, she was committed for seven days. Alo-, Diy. [Before Rev. J. C. LLEWELLIN and C. J. PARKES, Esq.] OTKALING FROM CLOTHES LINES.—Sarah Ann Horler, a young girl, was charged with stealing a shirt and petticoat, on the 17th, ...

... A gentleman hearrng a lady praise the eyes cf a certain minister wrote the following I cannot praise the doctor s eyes, I never saw his glance divine For when lie prays be shuts his eyes, And when he preaches he shuts mine. VERDICT, NOVEMBER llTH. The inquest on the body of Albert Edward Johns, the child of R. Johns, tailor, of 7, Morley-street, Plymouth, who was burnt to death the previous ...