... DOMESTIC INTEILLIGENCE. i LONDON. Some passages of' Mr. Canning's late speech, parti- cularly the threat of lctting loose the discontented t spirits of other nationls, it provoked to wvar, have raised much bitter feeling among the Jesuit party at Paris ...

... proseed to any part t Of London without the police ?? Ilis Majesty certainly could in tho so,an ?? no hprotection from thu Westmhinster lie ti' 'hut it was not a case ofhi' hllt, 11ijesty'. ~ going Miona' to city ptsrt C.c of London, but of' a procession ...

... have likewise reason to believe that the Spanish Regent calculates to a certainty on passing, in the existing Cortes, or in a new chamber, should the present be dissolved, a modified tariff bill, which, when carried into a law, will give to the importer ...

... Forth new red herrings In London were soldso high as36s. per banaelon thel11th cart.;Yarmouth red,, atsa~medate,as.fd, to 9s.6d. per half barrett Scotchbdo.,IS9. offered, but not taken. There will be little dune in the herring market in London until after ...

... must again be resorted to by the new Governor, Sir Peregrine Malt- 9eud the neutral territory be preserved, for we are told that sno- the, extensive emigration of farmers from tbe Konap is to take place after Christmas, because they meet with such inadequate ...

... Prince- Albert. The Queen has sent tab2 and PrInce Albertf £100 In aId of the funds required for the baths Aind wash-houses in London for the labos ring classes. DeAts oP LOan W~qEs'st.1-We regret wte harentoanntosc'e the death of Lord Western, which took ...

... FIVE 'orb e((ihil value. ¦: ¦ \n' ku. Somerset House. London. «i J'tondori Weekly Journal. inity ivill itsolf persons Journal in the 'New Year. The > addition to tlie and , contains much news as any early January will issued a t of a Super!i aw© the ...

... enctssome fantastic tricks to Tan Uacssn 15 THEHa~fll.-Weobserve that this Po- Is pular Christma tale, by Dickens, has already been dramatised ft at most of the London theatres ; at the Lyceum, wit unparal- vs leled success,, where M*r and Mrs Keeley, aEd ...

... years since any fluctuation took place in the price of either article.-Aforiing Chronicle, Monday. CALEDONIAN ASYLUsx, LoNDON.-Ohat New Year's Day the children of this national and patriotic institution, which was i corporated in 1815, for supporting and ...

... the progress fo of famine and disease in that country, be stated that he had eb hoped that those measures, and especially the New Poor Law, would have drawn together the different classes of Irishmen bi in one common bond of unity, and would have taught ...

... expected to remain till the re-assembling of Parliament after the recess. HER MAJESTY'S NEW YEAR's GIFTS TO THE POOR.- Her Majesty has just commanded that on the morning of I New Year's Day a liberal quantity of provision is to be given away to nearly 500 poor ...

... The Secretary said that the model was submitted afrterinsPectioln, not as adapted to the wants of' ths -country, but as illustrative of rural ecoisomyc in Russia, and as the onily return which thle Directors could makes to the donor for the trouble anid ...