... Ainnual Meeting of the Church Missionary I Society., On Thursday, the annual meeting of the above society was held-in the Great Room, Prince's street, which was densely crowded in every part by a most respectable audience. 'The meeting having been opened by prayer by the Rev. Charles Buck, JoHiN S. HARFOrtD, Esq. (the Chairman) said he was too well aware of the duties of a chairman to detain ...

... HIOLUSE 01: 1.0 D9-Mard 8. The Marquis of ?? presented peti- tions ngasinst chiurclh patronage in Scotlandu, Irain Onsngah mni LilIerd, in the county of l)onegul; frons Soarbhn, Pottvnafierry, msl ?? other placs in the county of Down ; and from the Presbytery of Cale'- ra'.me. E1lt113(11t111 52?SIIT.I5SITY. Thle Earl of ABERD)EEN gave notice, that to- morrow lie shouldl put a question to the ...

... ARRIVAL OF TIHE EARL AND COUN'TESi; OF EGLINTON AND WIN'I'OUN IN AYRSUIUE. 'rite Earl atid coxititess or Rglintani, ar'rorriing to ?? arrangemrents, atrrived sit 1Iirllutrlinrole Hmion, in1 ?Mrladtrdy, irbirnt five o'clock, ott their wavy to ELglinoror Castle, Consirlernblie initerest was mra- nife'sted in all thle totvrr through ivhich the disitin- guishedl couple passed, to citch it glimpse ...

... THERE RFORM CLUB lOUSE. (From ?? Speetator.) Tlle Reform Clubhouse, in Pall Mall, wals Open- eal partially tbis vweek; mnd great tans beel the in- llux of visitors, curious lo see if the interior reu- 1'Zed the expectations raised by tile noble exterior. Tihat it does fully, to say the least. we think there can be but one opinion. In the vet ihnperreet state Or the decorntionis the merits of ...

... LArESr LrOI THIIE UNITED STATES. (Franc Cont's Li rerpcnin Advertiserz i1arch 24.) li 'rl'li New York packet-slcip Patrick Henry. Ca p W tamj I), liciri, arrived iofltlcis port yedte'rulcy morning about five o'clock. Shte iiilerl from Ntcw York nit .. two ?? in tlce afteraoccri of tile 8ith instant, and ' . Icas conscpequetly performed thle jc'iige ill firteen 0g days, ten hours. etcr 'r'he ...

... (Ftron our Special Corre.spondent.) Lownox, SATURDAY AIORnING. You wvill hear with somc satisfaction that an- other attempt is to be made to nut an end to the dissensions that unfortunately prevail in the Church of Scotland, and it may be worthy of reflection how far all parties should co-operate to bring about so desirable a result. The Duke of A IlGV 1.1, who has recently devoted much of his ...

... !!ECE!AYTCS' INSTITUTE-trCTURES ON HIS*- TORY BY W. T. U'CULLAGH, ESQ. William Torrens M'Cullagb, Ebq., delivered the second I of his highly intereating lectures on the use and study of history, at the Theatre of the Dublin Mechanics' Institute, yesterday evening. The room was densely crowded, and the audienice expressed their satisfaction during the lecture by repeated and general marks of ...

... MILITARY PROMOTIONS-WAR OFFICE, MAItCE 12. | 5th Foot-G. Ledinghans, M.D, to be Assistant Sur- t geon, vice M-Bean, appointed to the Staff. 20th Foot-Lieutenant F. C. Evelegh to be Captain, by W purchase, vice Campbell, who retires; Ensign H. Otbo de Vt Crespigny, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Evelegh; W. P. Radcliffe, Gent., to be Ensign,- by purchase, vice ti de Crespigny. 32d Foot ...

... The Monmouthshire Hounds will meet on Monday, March 22 Pen-issa-Pluid, Toll-bar. Friday, 26.Dingestow Wood. Each day at nine o'clock. The Herefordshire Hounds will meet on Tuesday 23. Dormington Fiiday At Ten o'clock each day. An account of coal and iron brought down the Tram-road, during the week 12,059 tons, 13cwt. Iron. 1,274 — An account of coal and iron brought down the Canal, during the ...

... LONDON AND WESTMINSTER JOINT STOCK BANK.—A meeting of the Shareholders of this Bank was held on Wednesday last, when it was shown that the concern was in a state of prosperity, beyond even the sangntne repre- sentations of the chairman of last year's meeting; the pro- tils of the present year were forty.nine thousand pounds! A forgery to the amount of £û,250. has been discovered to have been ...

... MERTHYR. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL.-The governors of this insti- tution, at a Court held on Friday week, voted a touch larger admission of children for the current year than usual, the whole number, inclusive of presentations on gifts, considerably exceeding two hundred. They have consequently opened an additional ward, which is the second increase in c the number of wards that has been made since Mr ...

... On Saturday week, at about four o'clock, a large and highly respectable cortege accompanied John Wal- ters Philipps, Esq., the High Sheriff, about three mites on the Cardigan road. for the purpose of escorting Sir Thomas Coltman, Knight, the Judge of this circuit, to Carmarthen, where they arrived a little before five, when the commission was opened with all due forma lity in the Shire hall. ...