... being applied to, sent his communication to the London police, who apprehended him in bin lodgings. On Wed- nesday he was brought to Dundee in charge of Mr. Jaumes Dow, criminal offioer, who went to London for himn, Cunnison is about twenty years of age ...

... facts will show that the statements which are beiag ?? of En gland journals for quotation in London should be rscelved with great caution. The Bishop of London has published a letter. addressed to the Bishop of Lincoln, in which he announces his readiness ...

... to a luggage train a short distance from the Chorley station, on the new line of railway to Black- burn, which was opened three weeks since. The train, which belonged to the London and North-Weatern Com- pany, left Wigan about half-past three o'clock ...

... of the Noble Duke, are void of foundation. Senor Olozaga, the Spanish Ambassador, intends leaving Paris to spend the Christmas and New Year holidays here. AMERICA. (BY FaEuno Avwnma 0nLu.) WArHNqoTox, Dec. 23. President Grant has dgued the Reconstruction ...

... baild new schools in connection with this place of worship. The promoters have about 1;600 in hdhd; and yestarday after- noon a sale of work and Christmas tree was opened in the Iarge vestry under the chapel in aid of the fund for build- ing the new schools ...

... place of worship have made their third annual effort to ?? the trustees and organ committee in putting up a new organ in the chapel. A Christmas tree and sale of useful and ornamental articles were heldin the sehool-roorm durilg the holidays; and realised ...

... white diamond; to Beeston- hill, to Buoamantofts, to Halton and Whitkirk, yellow; to Hunslet and New Leeds, green with a white cross; to Holbeck end New Wortley, dark claret; to Kirkstall, blue; to Burley, blue with a white cross; to Meanwood, red with ...

... accom- plishled player.-.Mi~nsieal Aeauaced, ~ Advices from the Central American Republic of Costa Rica, uicc New York, allege that a London firm have offered the Government a loan of £3,000,000, but that it was feered the Government would not accept ...

... s. BiRsuNsiAw NEW WESLEYAN CnAPEL.-The Wesloynns of Birkenshaw, who are in the Birstal circuit, have since the year 1865 worshipped in a school room these, but owing to the atteudaisce outgrowingthe accom- modation the erection of a new chapel has becomo ...

... most montheof thcyear eitherintheslums orthe casual wards of London, and which endeavour to turn a more or less honest penny during the British Carnival, which, thank goodness, likce Christmas, comes but once a year. A little later wore to be seen that ...

... abstained from operations in fields already occupied. The London Missionary Society has also protested. It is understood that the nomination of the Rev. Alfred Willis, M.A., in cumbent of New Brompton, Chatham, to the bishopric wvill not be confirmed ...

... 9 houses, and in the dark haunts of thievery and villany a which form so dark a blot upon London and the larger c cities in thc provinces. Admirably illustrated by the poncil of Gcorge Cruikshacik, Oliver Twist at onle be- d came a favourite, and is ...