... North-Essex Band of Hope Fete.— A rural fiMe, in cannnrmn with the North-Essex Band of Hope Union, was held on Thursday at Bocking Place, Braintree, kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. Sydney Courtauld. The fete was originally fixed for July 24th, but the ram of the two preceding days induced the Committee to postpone it, as they hoped, to a more propitious season, but in this they were ...

... MANCHESTER. WeiinesdaT. , 7 r . .ciiri S-ienc- Congress were ?? f-ie attendance has been much Vi am previous m.eting sine ithe . . |,y Lord Brougha nin I_>s. those of members, associates, not more than half of the ■ .- year xv Cheltenham, while k, ■. at the meetii? held in . ?? is partly attribute 1 ?? the weathe r. but chiefly to I lr ade, from which Manchester, roW iuf_cturing districts of ...

... London, Wednesday. The surprise which was fdt yesterday morning at the kb-ence of sll news from India was naturally greatly hafi*— mm\ tins morning, snd although one could under- Btaod that some ?? in arrangement, might poasihiy have again detained General Boberts, no bs-b could account for the absolute silence of the last two days. Even supposing that the weather was dull, and that the ...

... . ■. B tftted that legal opinion haa been given that the l ?? Boyal, Savoy, is a Benefice within the meaning of (Pluralities Act, and oannot be beld with another t*- e r T j, e jjev. Henry White is thus precluded from ac- cßr t : n_- the offer of the Vioaraire of St. Stephen's, West- c' ter recently made to him by the Baroness Burdett- Bishop of Chichester, it is stated, has withdrawn ■ ...