... along on its smooth surface through scenes of enchantment ever new. Those who remain unreconciled to the mesurau caethion after reading his poetical works, will ever remain so. Christmas Evans once said, Ilawyr, 'sana £'n leieo'r mesurau caethion yma ...

... will do the same. EVENTNG SCHOOLS.—These schools are numerously attenled but so is almost everything new in this town. A new shop, a new public-house, or new anything, will autrack attention. We beg pardon, if thot was the characteristic some years ago, we ...

... MEMOIRS OF THE LATE REV. W. WILLIAMS, OF WERN. By WM. REES, of Liverpool. Translated from the Welsh by J. RHYS JONES, of Kilsby. London: Snow, pp.202. WE know not how to excuse ourselves to the author or the translator of this for having so long neglected any ...

... The Sunday evening services at Westminster Abbey will recommence the first Sunday of the new year. The population of the kingdom of Sardinia, according to the new census, comprises 5,194,807 inhabitant. There is great talk of a possible schism in the ...

... acted, no doubt the damage would have been very great. THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY.—As a state of uncer- tainty exists relative to the day on which there is to be a general holiday, in lieu of Christmas day, which this year happens on a Sunday, we would recommend ...

... sent to Mr. P. M'Mahon, of the Oxford Circuit, in place of Mr. W. N. Willes, who has been appointed a county court judge. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY.—At Bridgwater about 50 of the principal firms have signed an agreement to close their places of business on Monday ...

... literature. THE COHXHILL MAG-Azum. London: Smith, Elder, and Co. new candidate for public favour has come out in a well got up form, and is characterised by the ability which its celebrated editor—Thackeray— 14ight be expected to evince, both as to what ...

... District Attorney of New York, and the criminals will soon be on their way to the United States, where they will undergo trial THE LONDON LODGING-HOUSE SYSTEM.—One-tenth of the whole population occupies two-thirds of the area of London—a small tribe owns ...

... looking forward to it ever since jolly old Christmas, and have thought of a thousand places where I could enjoy myself. I have thought of visiting friends and relations in the country, and had some idea of going to London I have thought of going to a fashionable ...

... Moorfields, London, E.C. ,The I T' vjoierxugti rauuc -n College, Oxford, sou of Sir John Pattesou late one of her Majesty's judges of the Court of Queen's Bench, will be consecrated the new Mission- ary of the Islands of the Pacific at Christmas. THE LATE ...

... the best of what they have to sell, that their customers may be assured of ability and willingness to do a good Christmas trade. As Christmas Day is on Tuesday next, and as there will be a pretty general holiday in the town on Monday as well, we take this ...

... creditors under the private arrange- ment clauses, embarked for Quebec last week in the Great Eastern on his way to New York to seek a new fortune in the United States. Rumour says that before his departure Mr. James was married to a rich widow, whose income ...