... where she had been confined a month and a day. She is now doing well. The Illustrated London Neivs states that the com- mittee of the Garrick Club have agreed to erect an entirely new club-house at the north-west corner of King-street, where it is intersected ...

... the acci- dent. It is expected that the colliers will be able to resume work next week. The colliery is the pro- perty of a London company, and the damage is estimated at from £800 to £ 1,000. THE CIRCUS.—The performances have been well sustained during ...

... prepared according to Mr. Buckland's patent. The experiments which have been made with this new fuel are cnosidered highly satisfactory. PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS.—Our shops are all exhibiting, more or less, signs of preparation for supplying articles that ...

... adjourned until after Christmas. until after Christmas. Lave left Windsor Castle for Osborne. The advices from Cope Town announce the wreck off Uouritz River, of the ship Melbourne, 1,160 lOlls: while on the voyage from Shanghae to London. Her cargo was a ...

... that a new illustrated history of these churches, from the pen of the Rev. J. C. M, Bellew, IS^about to be issued in the Art Journal. The •same eminent divine is engaged on a history of Shakspere's Home, which will also be published in*an illustrated form ...

... hope, in any great measure, to fill up. Mr. Thomas was born in London in 1808, was edu- cated at Westminster and at St. John's College, Cam- bridge, and followed the law for a few years in London, as was once the custom with the more intellectual class of ...

... The Clerk read a letter from his London agents in reference to the loan required for the New Workhouse. They (the agents) stated they had seen the directols of the Atlas Insurance Company respecting the loan for the new workhouse, and had been informed ...

... The remains of a gigantic animal of the bear species have been dug out of a land slip near Talbot, in New South Wales. The animal when alive must havo been 10 feet in length, 41 feet high, and most probably weighed over a ton. According to the Cincinnati ...

... styled manager to a dealer in a patent improved button fastener. There are now in New Orleans schools for coloured children, with 23 teachers, and 1,190 scholars.-New Orleans paper. The Leeds Mercury saysThe electors of the borough of Pontefract are ...

... and walked towards the little village of Bumiow, which was close at hand. LONDON SOCIETY. London 9, St. Brida's-avanu^, Fleet-street. This shilling monthly is splendidly illustrated, and its perusal is an agreeable way of spending a vacant hour. We quote ...

... write and Christmas morning, and consequently we do not yet êespair of enjoying this year the old-fashioned Christmas weather. CARDIFF COUNTY COURT.—The court held its monthly meeting on Wednesday, before Judge Her- 'bert. There were 290 new plaints, ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, j THE beginning of the end of the American contest seems to be approaching. It is certainly a new phase of the relations between North and South that President Lincoln should be wiiling to receive com- missioned to treat of peace ...