... THEI GARDEN.-By Mit. Wnxu.m Egay. SEASONABLE 'GARDENING FOR TUEWEEK * ENDING DECEMBER 5. Some of our readers are anxious doubtless, to possess a few early-bloomed or forced iyowers, at as early a, date as possible, and no doubt some there be in posses- sion of a glass-structure, who consider doing 'o an easy matter. The fact is, however, where but a solitary glass- house exists, and which is ...

... EIPTOME OF FORBEIG1DI ( 0lu ISN Hemst pat of he i ,m L eastern part of the iRs:am'] ^#Tf land, and St. Anne's.mup0510b_1 AcermisEop MANI , aec0rnp 4 nephew, the Rev. W. a by rec to Charles college, Bayswater, -who *g, 85cor , private chaplain, ?? tat 'v A RsiwnAn Of 50,00of. has ee fl, woed municipality of Seville for the rec 0 olieM byt of St. Anthony, by Mrilw ' Overy of l5 t4 from the ...

... ' PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY MORNING, IN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICAE SATUIDAY MORNING LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS. .THWIOUGH REUTER'S A6ENCh.) GERMANY. BERLIx, Friday. To day's morning papers announce that anew bill has been draughted at the Imperial Chancellery, centaining a clause for the establishment of an Im- perial bank. The draught will be submitted forth- with to ...

... The CONT u -I On WednesdYev , pxbA A. ?? thle au,31ice Af ng, e8 pltL' ~44 ---.-PlueB or the W rther- the Repeal of ?? co, in St. GJeorgre's ball, BradforDia Wert presiding. Air Olred-11 the first resolutionl, which was as fi This meeting hereby enters its sole the system Of state-tegulated vice tagious Diseases acts G to iegg eal couragement to the spit and p' subversive of the first principe ...

... TBE: END OF ROGER TICHBOANE, I The Inman royal mail steamer City of Brooklyn, ifich' arrived at Cork on Tuesday; 'brigs files of New York papers to the 7th inst.' The yew York World, of the 5th inst., contains a letter from Hono- lulu, dated October 8, stating that an old English sailor has given an apparently truthful statement with reference to the fate of Sir Roger Tiobbborne, according to ...

... HAMLET AT THE LYCEUM, LAST NIGHT. As the curtain did not fall on Hamlet until some minutes after midnight, we must reserve criticism, and content oursel-es iith recording the produc- tion and reception of the play. No theatrical event has for many years excited so much in- terest. Every seat in the boxes and stalls was booked, and money wais only talcen at the pit and gallery, around the ...

... EPITOME OF FO REIG -W~ p--OkRIX AND GENET~RAL. - 'lime ?? (OVcsXRMENT hrs P sovereigns to the Inmisstion sociaet paid5 ] couragementof Eunropen ?? ti ?? ATiORe a long trial Lepiie, who c0pesbl,40 party that shot Scott at Fort Grry X18tu Eatho convicted of murder. 180, beh THE Committee of the Convention of th 2 E Church of the United States have ?? adopted an ecclesiastical canon direted ...

... Owir to the number of 1eIterssreceived it is isepbdbie to 9I7o Me answers in the cumuet week. We cannot iredertake to retarn MS. or to asnd answers by post A CONSTANT READER (Whitton).-It depends upon how it is erected. If subetantiailyiattached to the freehold, it cannot be removed. A SUBSCRIBER (Hawley-square).-Yon are not liable to pay forthewladow.. T. C. (lDorsot).-The new rule expressly ...

... THE QUEEN AN) ROYAL FAMLY. The Rev. Dr. Lee, of Paisley, preached in oratbie church on Sunday. The Queen and the Princes Beatrice were present, and although the day vwae wet the church was well attended. Dr. Lee dined with her Majesty. In the afternoon the Queen and tie Princess Beatrice drove to Kintore by way of Crathie, Lochnagar distillery and Belnacroft. At aintore a few of the cottagers ...

... I l FRANCE.---The result of the second ballot held on Sunday in the Pas-de-&alais. for a deputy to the National Assembly shows Mi. Delisse-Engrand (Sep- tennatist and Bonapartist) to have obtained 84,460, .and M. Brasmd (Republican) 74,181 votes. The Legitimist voters generally supported Xi. Deliesse- Engrand. The electioneering proceedings of the Republican candidates in the Oise continue to ...

... I ., Mr. Gladstone and Mr. W. i. Gladstone have been recreating themselves at Hawarden by felling trees. The medal for long service and good conduct has been awarded to John Faith, armourer, of H.M.S. Devastation; also, with a gratuity of 151, to Samuel Bishop, leading stoker of the Avon. The post of Assistant-Adjutant-Genqral at Alder- shot, recently vacated by Col Sir A. Alison, has been ...

... THE OL WAR IN SPAMN. _- - - - _ _ DEFEAT AND FLIGHT OF THE CARLISTS. [s.a 'rP~of,Es:Oati TO THEI caw voag ma. ' .ENDAYE, November 11.-A battle ocourred be- tween San Sebastian and Oyarzun, commencing yes- terday at 11 and ending to-day at noon, and resulted in a oomplete defeat of the Carliets, the capture of Oyarzan tpd pl1 the Carliet positions. Loma ha ,piobably t5,000 men. Fighting began ...