TN London, tktuntaj, Stephen » power• fully-built nun 35, looking like sailor, was charged with stabbing hi* brother aad attempting the life of hia father. Mr. C'harlr* Grange, master tailor Hare Street, Green, who teamed very muoh dintrowed, stated that the prisoner bad always

otliei wise misconducting herself. Mr. Maud, the presiding magistrate, asked her name. The pdice replied that she had refused to give it Mr. Maud (to prisoner}— What your nam *, tell ' Prison* r made reply. Mr. Maud—Where do you live Prisoner wan still silent. Mr. Maud —Have yon

notices, displayed in conspicuous placards : The theatre wdl consequence a closed thwevening, in con- breach of engagement on sequence Mr It moke the part the manager, having refused to play the Mr Brooke, Mia Jones,' part Othello and Mr. Younge will not perform this evening.**

REVELATIONS THE RAILWAY. The following startling evidence has been given in the course of the Windham Lunacy case : Mr. Joseph Heard, formerly a guard in the service of the Eastern Counties Railway, said he knew Mr. Windham very well. He frequently went down Norwich by the night

WEDNESDAY, the let January, 1862, Two o'clock in th« afternoon All that PIECE GROUND situate on the T«t aide of STANHOPE STREET, Belfast. sontaining in front Sixty feet, bounded the North WALL STREET >wl the Mr. Thomso*'* holding ; held lease for "er at the yearly rent £6 0» Orl

IDIOT WARDS of the Workhonse another Storey. according and Specifications urn the Workhouse. Sealed Tender*. stating the time in which the work will be completed, will he received Uv me «p till Twelve o'clock. MONDAY. Cth January, 1862, when urn will taken into consideration. (B

wife of Mr. Roltert linenlapper, of twin daughter*. | December Lower Langfield Rectory, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Stark, of a rod. December 28. 7, Victoria Place, Deny, the wife of A. Hamilton, , of a daughter. MARRIED, December 27, St. Amlrew'n. Bally halbert. 1 the Rev. W«,

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ENGLAND AND AMERICA. Dec. 30.—The Paris evening? Imp.r- sert that Lord Lyon* had declared Mr. Seward that he would wait for the answer the Federal Government until the evening the 20th instant • and that, if the Cabinet Washington should then refuse surrender the prisoners, he w

: As the father family of nine children, haopily all surviving, the anxieties of the Prince Consort must needs have been very great ; but gave the same conscientious performance his parental duties he bad given to every obligation fce bad incurred since his marriage. The teuder