... drawn a0ong the path of the b garden. These two sheets of the Observer will be kept A on sale until Christmas.day, at the office, No. 169, Strand, c London, where franks can be had to send them to any tt part of the United Kingdom, free of charge. d] Approved ...

... institution attd the Rev. Titus. Scales movedl tie thasiks of the mcetilng to the Mayor for his conduct in the chair. lhe New London Post-office, it is said, will e be ready for occupation in three years from the prescit tume. Mr. Stnirke is tile architect ...

... gentlemen to spend thteir Christmas in London, an innovation whiclh several authors complain of, and which seems by no means to have mat with Queen Elizsbeth's approval. This we learn from a letter in Lodge's Illustrations of English History. It is ...

... ICle poztz of CI)ttrbap anD stibap. LONDON, FRID)AY, DECEMrIEl 126. By thi'! 1atest accounts from France, it appears certain that the (Cha'`her of Depuities is dissolved, and the first Itrenstire. it is staid, of the new Chamber, will be to perpe- tirate ...

... Go- verstment, Ile gifev a long account of the contri- butions he had e~idsi, tlie Inanner in Vhich lie ha1d organitetl the new Government, and protided for its defence and future adhesion to the tacperor. Ie then antsouces itis intention of shortly'return- ...

... thread-bare, and when in London, his servants were always on boarsd wages, and his own personal expepses were most tri- fling. He wore,he used to say, an old coat when out of London, because every one knew him; and he did so in London, because no ode knew ...

... (the new lRe- b giments), are ordereed oat Foreign Service. The 94thi to Gibraltar, the 98th fo scialta, to relieve the 8Ich Regi *nent, the 96th to Nova Seotia to relieve the A2d battalion t' of the 60th, who are ordered to Barbadoes. The three new Regdiments ...

... couxse, as :tha established text-book at the University. He turns itdin his maind: by dint of memory and ingenuiiy he illustrates it by tbe application of some well-known and well-autbenticated simile at hand, such as6' th vessel of the state,_. the ...

... I P ' all things unto all men.' A penitent with a rnusical.ear may A to the Opera at the Sistina chapel, and return a man new made; Oif he ltis no ear whatever, lie may howl awayhis sins over the seven ?? psalms in a corner of his own. The lover may ...

... dearest rights of Britons. But portentous mischief is boded by the Catholic rent, ri and the Catholics maintain agents in London. And are the rCatholics, then, to be by name prohibited from subscribing C, 6 to the defraying of expenses incurred in the ...

... mnorning arrivedl Amlerican papers to the 20th ult. They wecre broughlt by the Brigldoui, on.? of the l~ondon line of piackets, whlich sailed fromn New Yorl onl that day, and arrived at Povrtsmoulth yesterdayv. Th'lesc p~apers conlfirml the accoutnts p ...

... 7s. Forth and Clvde Canal Co. - 560 Guardian Insurance Co. - - London, Leith, & Belfast Smack Insu- rance Co. - - - g London & Edinburgh Shipping Co. 75 e Leith snd Hamburgh Shippinog Co. New Town Market Co. - 10s. pr. Monkland Canal Co. - L.2300 LYALL ...