... ,I By the arrival of the above mail we have advioes from Bombay to Dec. 2, Calcutta Nov. 29, Madras Nov. 30, Ceylon Nov. 15, Hong Kong Nov. 16, Melbourne Nov. 6, &o. INDIA. The Bombay ?? of Dec. 2 states that tbe troops ordered to take part in the Camp of Exercise ?? have now nearly all reached the neighbourhood, atid Lord Napier was expected to join the camp at once.- In ordinary course (it ...

... a; BRWYDR Yt BWRDD :YSGOL MAN 1 ; : : ni ' GoR.-:: .,. , '0 Dydd Lion dWiweddaf; S~a -(2 O'rFedhgOrIyd 'y lyfrau i gafrestra' 'enwau :y t~ethdalwr gyda golwg ar y personaui A- ddewisent. i'. cy7ebioli ary .Bwrddi Ni raid hysb ei cich darllenawyr o barth .i'rb lwybr a gymerwy. i sierhau,, wrdd i . .Fangor.; maehynyfi eiSak8s y.hwysbys ddigon, ac we. i gwa'sanethn yn .zyrdle lled ...

... On Saturday, 16th December, says a correspondent, these e bounds met at Kingston Hall, the. seat of Lord .Belper. There were about seventy at the meets including Lord Ferrers, Hon. H. Strutt, Messrs. J. Story, Wi B., W. J., and E,. Paget, Heymann, R. Story, Cross (3), Evans, &c. Mr. ?? was there punctually, and the hounds left soon after. We first drew along the little ?? at the outside of ...

... Xtiit @Z -~t~t t lESTA-BTISHED AflNO 1737.) c BELFAST:T M.O N DA Y, D EC . 25, 1871. m HiS Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is now securely comvalesccnlr. A telegram. from Sand- ringham, dated noon yesterday, conveys the a I gratifying intelligence that ; ' his Royal Highness C had passed a quiet night, and is gradually re-t gaining strength. ( OLir readers will find in our colaimns this I ...

... FROM DUBLIN TO BELFAST-RAILWAY |MISMANAGEMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NFWS-LETTER. SIR-Some months ago, I gave your readers a description of a journey from Dublin to Belfast, showing the inconveniences to -which travellers are exposed who find it necessary to use the line con. 7 eeting these two places. I regret to say that the interval has witnessed no improvement. For, on this ...

... THE LOSS OF THE DELAklAIAE. As eye-witness of the loss of the steamer Delaware, | off the Scilly Islands, on Wednesday, states that the vessel -was seen about one o'clock in the after- noon, contending with a tremendous gale from the South-West, and evidently in a disabled condition. No help was at hand, but even if4there.had been it would have altogether been impossible for a pilot- boat to ...

... SOOIETY FOR THE- PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL. t I : i: The annuall meeting of the Hill auRiliary'associa- a 'tion of this venerable society was held' ya I onsdy evening, in the theatre of the Royal Institution. a There was a large audience. The chair was occupiedI by the Rev. C. Walsham. - Mr. H. H. AYRE, the lay secretary, read thes secretaries' report, which alluded to the improve- 'iert which ...

... -THE AVARICIOUS *SEXTON. Mr. T. Terry, writing to 2WoteA and Qneries, relates the following story, which was f4miliar to the inbabi. tants of a Wiltshire village, about a century ago:- A cert i in beautiful young lady lying at tbe point of -death, expressed a wish that her jewels, &c., might be ?? her. Her lord, who entertained the most ardent love and affection for his fairspoiise, ...

... bONDON. ?? (1c'noac ase owes con1ExsroennDET. Ohi o Trrunsnax EVEceWI. Tire town in beginning to be Chrietmofsiond- W0 ole ObCrisiturasies everything in London, living and inaainimte 110 e objeote, frtom futnituro and deand pigs to smafll hoys and bei pretty neunirre. Old Scrooge is among. Londloni's in' an impotenlt aL minority as Sir Charles ])iko in amiongr Iegliali- a 0 teen. Chrisfntre, ...

... I WE'IPPING AN OFFICER AT TENBY. At tho Town hall Tenhy, en Thursday (before the htayor, in Mir. Charles Alen, kVr. H. Sanders, and Dr. Dyster), Win, a Wall, jen,, hanlier, and coal merchant, was charged by his Sidney 3lythe, en officer in the 23rd Regiment, with assault. tre Lag him, by striking him on the face with a whip on the fos 10th iset. The eonrt was crowded during the hearing, mul ...

... S MALL-POX. SiR,-In view of the prevalence of small-pox in many parts of the country, it appears advisable that the attention AND of the public should be directed to the important provisions E for the prevention of infection contained in the Public A( Health Act (1867), which I subjoin.-I am, &c., SI JOHN S LTON. oito Board of Supervision, et Edinburgh, 23d December, 1871. El proci Sections of ...

... CHRISTMAS FARE. The windows of the grocers' shops, particularly those in High-street, Duke-street, Angel-street, Queen-street, Bute-street, and Church-street, are dressed for Christ- mas with all those little dainties that serve to assist in furnishing the Christmas dinner or dessert. Consider- able taste is evinced in some of the shop windows. The show of beef and mutton will take place next ...