... INDIA. Tbe indian mail brings papers dated Bombay, Sept. »tk, and Calcutta, August 21st. There is no news of ijterest, the intelligence having been anticipated by the already published. The Bombay Times, in j^ summary, says : AU India is on tiptoe for the official Hinouncement that the raj of the company is extinct, | and that the inheritance is at last in the possession of j iue crown. ...

... April (Second Sunday after P Holy Communion. 10.30 »-V Holy Communion. Sermon R. Turner, Organizing cr „,.: g/Tj Litany and Anthem. P.';.. t b, fl Sermon by the Rev \V. c. fl Secretary for the Northern R ° v : April 23th (St. Mark's Day). munion. 10 a.m.: Matins an 4.30 p.m.: Evensong. ' \ A. We learn that J. D. ° of Thicket Priory, has consented members of the Bootham Ward ° ciation. The ...

... AGRICULTURAL NOTES There ere a riieatious that tbe dry weather is com- ■-. .- 1 ...

... In our last we gave some particulars of a handsome testimonial of silver plate which was presented to C. A. Darley, Esq., of Burton Fields, Stamford Bridge, by the farmers tradesmen of Pocklington and the neighbourhood, on the 1st inst. As we have already given description of the silver plate, which is worth nearly £200, and was from the establishment of Mr. Barber, in this city, we shall not ...