... thc Company's Govern- ment will be proposed iy the Ministr. India wvill lie brouelrt lerruediately rrider the control of the Crown and Parliament, With scllh a machinery of ad- ministration as will ?? conduicive to its velfare. Tim greatest dependency of ...

... public do'not- 'Aupport the market by money purchases as Isgenerally: the ease previous to shutting.- Rail-way shares rather flatte. but no material change from opening. Foreign sto's in svrmpathy with Consols. In banks, mines a general'shares, business ...

... Lenguige, part 2-J. T. Henderson. The Construction and Uses of the Microscope-Francis B. Quinlan. MoNIarTas' MONIc.-The crown solicitor has noti- re Ito tee corporation of Kilkenny that if they do not Irceed to levy the ministers' money 'within a certain ...

... resolution :-That this vestry desire to tender their hearty congratulations to Dr. Bickersteth on his ap- poemtment by the Crown to the biehopric of Hipon. That, t whilst the experien ce they have gained of the faithfulness, wisdom, and innvaryl ing !indciess ...

... Heavenly Father to call you hence, may you be translated to the realms of everlasting bIss. -On Monday. the 12th inst., J. Flatt, Esq., with other gentlemen, waited upon Miss Ferrand, to present her with a service of plate, bearing this inscription:- Presented ...

... John's Presby. terian Church, South Shields, has resigned. He will proceed to take charge of a church in Australia. The Cross Flatts estate, which belonged to the late Mr lenry Pawelon, contractor, of Sunderland, has been sold at Leede, by his assignees, ...

... the ereotion of a atriking trophy in the crgan gallery. The vibitors numbere. 17,988. On no previous day had so many half-crowns. aeen paid. WBEBLY RAILwAY TRAFFIC. 1857. 1866, North-Eastern week end. Oot. 17, 836,460..35,682 Weet Hartlepcol, ' 16. ...