... UNIF'ORMITY IS NOT UNITY. It is among the Curiosities of Literature, if not in b Church History, that the two eyes of the Spiritual q Father of the Diocese' of Sussex-the Rev. J. C. Hare, p A.M., Archdeacon of Lewees, and the Rev. E. Manning, n Archdeacon of Chichester-should make it appear that , they differ upon the much agitated subject of ChYfor-Mity q in religious worship,-the latter ...

... qDAY. FEB. 8 1 Lord John Ruzsseif m MONDAY, FEB. 8 Lord John Russell gave no- c tice that he will bring forward his financial statement o on Monday week in a committee of ways and means. On the the motion for the house resolving itself into committee on the Destitute Persons (Ireland) n Bill. 5 Mr: O'Contellsaid he approved ofthenmeasuressug- t gested for the immediate relief of Ireland, the t ...

... MonDoll. . I as I, I,~tl - I. I - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1847. The King and Queen of the Belgians, accompanied by the Princes and the Princesses, their children arrived in Paris on Tuesday, by the Northern Railway.9 The Pressc says:-' It appears certain that there will be a modification of the Cabinet before the opening of the session. It is said that two ministers are to retire but neither ...

... HOUSE OF PLERS. - p T s I - o a _ rA., . or.. . A 3I0;SDAY, .Iu;E7] The Earl ot Rlenbototrough wished to call the attention of the M'artltis of Lao;s- ?? to a report i) the French papers oi a despatclh havilg been sent to the Priuce de Johiville to procted to Lisbon vith his squadron. As it was usual inh cases -where the forces of oifterent countries were combined for the senior officer to ...

... LORD PALMERSTON-THE DUTCH TREATY-REFINED SUGAR. nnal . i. -rnr 1 LNIJv u.uatrLi. aph 1*2 t-he Economist. any. , ver Lord Palmerstonis in some respects the most lis unfortunate of men. We sincerely believe no !vel statesman ever more ardently lesired to main- iers tain the peace of the world, or used more unre- in :ultmitting exertions to do so; and not without co. great success. > But the ...

... lolt Of MWott, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1849. 1ev NEWPORT. rml A very interestixig meeting was hold last week at of Newport, of the subscribers of the Royal Isle of Wight 'he Infirrary. The report of the proceedings given else- the where will be read with interest, and the resolutions the will be found in our advertising columns. Dr. Lind led spoke of some feeling of hostility to the site chosen; ...

... =v ?? ?? sgonBvn, * If . n FRIDAY, jUNE 22, 1i84I. pa FRA.NCE.Gt PAR13. SIUNToAY, June 17. va ction more formidable even than n i has occurred at Lyons. A serious tlt °t ~t 'took place in the streets of that enaacente. the troops and the mob, in the foi rtxett which a considerable number of lives A, bo th -ides. Barricades were thrown T hsh netze 1not talren until they had been of btterlc ...

... It is probable that ha the ensuing winter more draining will be done in England than has ever yet been accom- plshed in' one season ; for the experience of the last tw o years has shown that, without that essential improve- melit, the cultivation of heavy land must be certainly precarious and probably unprofitable. But land-draining is a work of considerable expense, and it is important that ...

... NOTES ON TH-E STATE OF THE COUNTRY (NORlTH OF IRELAND.) (Fraoit ihe Norther7en Whig Bc fast.) FL I euderstand several petsons are very anxious io know whlat hiterest, object, or motive, I have to serve. in Writilng th1se len1,' dry statistical ptp rs for the the public pre5s; and as some of Ihose parties have circulaled most erronnolis reports of my 1iews and ex- peclatiens, I NiNlW now, once ...

... 1Iiealih of the Portse la~tand House, from Jly1, t to| ,Sejitember 30. Ois the list (July 1) L9; diseases of an ordinary J character entered in that period, 190-289 ; cases of epidemic disease, malignant cholera asid diarrhea, 573; E of whom died from choler, 33 ; diarrhea and dysentry, 12 ; from old age, 17 ; ordinary causes, 23 ;,births, 11. I Tbe Auditor, Themas Hoskins, Esq. complaiuing of ...

... SOVER'S MODERN HOUSE WIFE. The Literary Gazelle in its observation on 5 Soyer's rl odern Housewife, or ?? witich is pronounced as highly good and very useful, this alludes to the cookery of 500 'years hilcl. But while we yield the bays to modern cookery, it moy become us as Arclhwulogi.4a, to cast a retrospect uponl the curiscire ot our ibretfathlers and mothers, five hundred years aga. Our ...

... The Kolner Zeitung, of the 20th instant, has the following telegraphic despatch from B(erlin:-' The Administrative Council for the Affairs of Germany have definitively re- soived that the clections for the Central Ger- man Parliament are to take place on the '31st of January, 1850, and that thiL said parliament is to meet at Erfurt (a lrussian fortress.) I The ?? Legislative Chamnbers ...