... The following simple statement of what has been (lone under the auspices of the National Society during the last 10 years, is extracted from recent charge Archdeacon Manning:— Every dioce-e in the church has been organized to unite the clergy and laity, under their Bishop, in the work of promoting education. The diocesan boards, united with the National Society their centre, form a system co ...

... cotNSISTOitY COURIT OF YORK. ltOLY AND ~t W lti V. tHE IttV. ,lilOMAS COTTER ILL. :F'r;duyq, July 0'8, 18O20 Al Ver. llo u' ?? tile judtttieit of the CDot ill rliti aove ineiprtillt ctie . Tle quiestion Jor nmy decisluti is opgtt fi of r articl's imiptitittg-to t'ltkev. Lr r. Lottetill, tbe NDilitstir of S . Puil'als Slibeleld, irre--ullil)y in) in+troduchig -:audticau-inig is to be, si))g il ...

... THIE PEOVEIJR MUBDER. Knutstford, Thursday Evening. tI ,.ery reasos for believing that the murderer it : :s. Cook is row in custody, having been h : ?? ti ill C'avan. 'The facts that led to his appre- p enra runrkably singular. It appears that amongst n ,, ribis r inr the cottage after the murder was . . 5licr, tsiplit whlich was some -writing. This p . s tes v bnded over tO Mr. Roscoe, of ...

... TiE LA TE' FATAL DUEL.-ADJc UELD.I I . ~~INQUE-87. Ini the lute duel near Portsinouth, inl which Mr, Seton was killeil by Lieutenant Hlawkey, tile- coroner's jury returned ota Tuesday the following ver'dict: 11We find tiat thle inmmediate cauise of' Mr. Seton's death wits the result Of it surgicatl ojtcrtfitiu rendered imperatively n~eceastirly by thle hinnilnel~t idanger' in which, lie was ...

... |1IIE lUG hWAYROBBERY WITIr VIOLENCE. ?? .IGI-Y-R0BBE _ E CAPTURE OF THIREE OFFEVDEBS. We me ntioned in our last that two men bad been captured for the robbery of Mr. Selby, ?? Lecs, since which another nuin hlas been taken. Their names are James Taylor (alias Job Sims), Thos. Southwell, and Wm. South- well. It will be remembered that Mr. Selby was on his way from Deriy il a pony carriage, ...

... DERBYtSH.rpE QUARTER SELSSIONS. 10. of COUNTY HALL, DERBY. nill beflwon'dr~ioS -Iinttrenceri at Iloon ?? ('roesila y), 7, aisre (H1t iF A~uy, Eisq. (Chairnman), anod tire following ire Sir H.i S Wilmtin Bart. WV. Jessop, Reqq. 2c, I Sir 31. S. LIanri Bnrt Dr. Peach. (le I John iladjoid, E1q E. Strutt, Esq., AM.D. L-SS L . S, Oh rude5 Bolt, rEq. A. 11. .Strutt, Esq. .T. B3. Cr ompton, Esq. ...

... Before JoHNs BELL CROMPTON, Esq. and other Nagistrates. Robert Watson, aged 24, Peter Byr.ne, aged 25, and thomas Brown, aged 24, charged with stealing out of a dwelling-house at Risley, one bible and one brass curtain band, the property of Sarah Skeavington. It appeared from the evidence that the parlour window of the prose. cutrix was left open on the 14th April, about one o'clock, when the ...

... THAr MURDER AT GADDESBY. l ?? I An inquest was lield on Wednesday at the village of Gad- desby, before Mr. Clarke, coroner, on tbe body of James Gar- nier. Deceased was a young man much respected, and thle son of a small farmer, residing at Itlarsly. About 17 weeks previous to Whitsuntide h1e entered into the service of MIr. Messenger, of Gaddesby-lodge, the owner of a filrm of about 150 acres ...

... We were last evening favoured with an opportunity of in- specting the numerous elegant and beautiful specimens of ladies' work which will be offered for sale this day (Wednes- day ) and to-morrow for the truly laudable purpose of assisting in defraying the expenses incurred in erecting the new church of St Alkmund, Derby. Many of the articles are of the most splendid description, exhibiting, ...

... early portion of the evenings the week, as cause some observa- . lion, and give rise political rumours, not altogether, it is said, devoid foundation. The of Ministers feel anxious as th« result of the vote for the relief of Irish distress, and some explanation that subject has been anxiously looked for. The position of parties in the House has not materially changed appearance since last ...

... The Rev. Mr. Gisborne has been presented by the Lord Chancellor the rectory Yoxall, vacant by the death the Kev. Mr. illes. Kingston.—The Hon. E. Strutt lias just set out field for the purpose of getting clay and making drain-pipes, the Staffordshire principle, intending to have the whole of this estate drained, understand, at his own expense. Workmen have already commenced their operations, ...

... Jainieson. this subject. Perka,' says the Lady; Persha, replies the Professor, who tells the stickler for the k that she has not leg to stand her assumption upon ; and Dr. Balfour, as a sort umpire, sides with the Professor, saying that Perka isan unadulterated Cockney ism. ...