... the year are a valuable cartoon, .The' Bathers, 'by. W.:' ul- ready,' R.A.,' presented by John Heugh, -Esqi`, Firhill, Alderley Edge; near Manchester, aid| the material Value of which iWaboiit £00, a oppy in oil, !by 'R. .' adei,' ,R.S.A.,' of Titipn e ...

... seig't ilees sot esrese 141, cwt., afbredingspeed aidac- co diach ut, real safety, superior to sue sail or stage 'he . Lje Edges, while they were happy of the eppertsinity Mir Crcali afforded them of examining the above colrriee, thich is cell worthy of ...

... Total, 106. Deaths, 52. TRANENT. Nets cases. Recovered. Died. 354 ~~~~~3 20 S 2 15S~~~ 2 Sier9S. ~ Total,0205. Deaths, 60. Recoveries, 62. RemainI~r7 PtREST0NPA`AS. New cases. Recovered. Died. feb. 5. S ° 12 0 7lemainirg, 1S. Total, 84. Deaths, 14. TKItIt ...

... bnried at Herne Hill, London, on Tuesday. Henri Hughes has been sentenced to death at York Assizes for the *ilful murder of Francis Coates at Middlesborough on the 28th July. The death is announced of the Rev. Calebl Morris,, for many years one of the most ...

... gentle- he men in Scotland raises a strong presumption that the ;he death was a violent one; but it is urged that, under Elte all the circumstances, the facts are more compatible les with death from natural causes. The statement pre- ng viously made as to ...

... Air Hetchin's hr. d. Teniers. Mr Mitchell's cm. b. Brenda beat Alr Sewers's b. d. Sweep Mr Wjlie's b. d. Arab beat Mr Todd's b. d. Actmon. SECOND CLASS. Gambler beat Clansman-Brenda beat Arab. THIRn CLASS Mlr Mitchell's Brenda beat Mr Raimes's Gambler ...

... ?? Regiment-To be Captaini-Lieutenant M'Kellar, vice M'Neile, killed. 7th Regiment-To be Captain-Lieutenant and Ad- jutant Edge. Rifles-To be Major-Brevet-Major Boyd, from the f 10th regiment. 9th Regiment-To be Major-Captain Cotter, vice Harley, promoted ...

... SSS Ne'do. (IS2S).178 Neapolitan, 78,1 Danish, 94 I'ostUguese, 870 Do. MarksBanco,893exad. Colombian, 5S6 Austrian, 5 Mrs Mitchell, we regret to learn, is much worse to-day, and her case considered hopeless. The hus- band is still at large. The Earl of ...

... for Roseneath, Dumbartonshire, Si William Molesworth for Dublin, the Earl Granville also tor Dublin, and Lord Stanley of Alderley for Dunkeld, on a visit tu Panmure. Sir Thesiger, it is ix ¢ £ ing to give the public “a full, tru: and particular account” ...

... se- cond slay after the Thotnas Sparks comitig up. when it broke foeth and speedily consumed the vessel. Mrs Mitchell, the wife of Captain Mitchell, together with two of the seamen's wives, supposing their husbands had been lost with the ship, as swas re- ...

... , with 1600 cheese; 42 jars butter, a 35 bales hinx, 35 brags beans, S bags barley, for John Mitchell & Co. Rest-of the cargo landed at Dundee. ! J. Mitchell & Co. agents. it Trende Ilrodre, of Assens, I10J, D. Thomson, from o Assens, with 54 0 quarters ...

... Lansdowne, Lord Pan- mure, Sir Charles Wood, Sir George Grey, Sir Geo. C. Lewis, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, &c., were present. M. PALLOCCAPA, Minister of Public Works in Piedmont ...