When the ner. the Coocrntnat-!1: coo!tpirelem Llantt I. tt Inputs fr,h • New Lease of Life, - tank, glintllnnt..ll:erative. artl.e, and It Irrirat Elty. to spiri.4, hyi.rh.bn produces a ...ft tlClchtful Kate of ft e.inat. trunquilzin, the net,* atsh t as a palliative In thraalc

deral &ably Ins el erting flora the fact of roc Decompetitors being Jobs, the youngest th Illachianeye who bare rowed at the 'Mama and almost every town the provinces. Jelin lleelsoney hails from tichisoad, and hie oppasat, Joseph Wier, from Kew, tho latter being ten er twelve y

THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. The first picture acquired by the National Portrait Gallery le the celebrated Shakespeare, known as the Chendos Portrait. It was pre anted by the late Lord Ellesmere, one of the original constituted board of trudge', :ad, as a platens embracing ass

THE EAST itAtts:3l.l.Eg, I in , has arrive.% frant Con;tantinople. We have new, to tin• 11. h. Am!rian Int.•rnuucio has presented to the Sultan the Or.l e r St. Stephen. in dimtton.ls• notifies oiliehtlly that she will occupy the Principalities until the Ilitlicalties of 'turkey

turd lOistrirt Van. Pereir Srsatosts, Monday.—Before the Rev. H. Cripps, chairwan, the Revs. T. Maurice, and R. A. IMubeny, and F. Cripps end J. P. Haines. Esqrs.)—George 7bersarad, George Thomas, dad Gabriel Whitehead, of Barnsley, labourers, were charged with bring drunk and di

The Turin corrcapondent of the Daily News, writes :—Mr. Banda is at present here, and of entree he will have all opportunity of attenuing the chamber while the exciting disvussion on Spezzia is taking place. On account of his peace principles he is not generally popular in Sardi

Janoary at liantenuish Church, Chippenharn, Wilts, by the Rev. A. Headley, Mr. Thomas Pike, yeoman, of Kingtnn St. Michael. Wilts, to Mary Ann Hannah, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Charles Vincent, of fittlksliani, Jai, uary . 9, at Cricklade, Wilts, by the Rev. F. Dyson, John

TOWN TALK 001 ioNDox coaansronnin - r.) Ir is an oil tale, that time brings changes. In the great city in which I write it is exemplified every day. It is not in Rome, or in Niueveh, or in Pompeii, or liereuktneum, that you need stand mobilising on the wonders time has wrought.

CRYATAt. PAT.ACE.—The poultry exhihition at the Crystal Palace I attracted a large number of visitors. As a proof of the interest taken ' in poultry the following may be mentioned as among the tulles effected :—A pen of Polish fowls, exhibited by Mr. C. K. Coleridge, ' Eton, .t•

H. POWELL, MANUFACTURES Organs, Piano-fortes, Harmoniums, and other Musical Instruments upon his own premises, and having had many years' experience, and possessing a general know. ledge of the business, together with being well acquainted with the London trade, the great advant