... letsfasticaI 3ntcdligence. I The Bishop of Durham has made the munificentdonationfof £300, LieutenantGeneral Sir Henry Askew £10, and the Misses Askew £5, towards electing a suitable building for the Durham Diocesan Training School Society. P1CFERnIErNTS AND ArPoIiNTMErlNTS.-Tle Rev. J. B. TVugl was onl Saturday last appointed by the Governors of the Free Grammar School of Queen Mary, Walsall, ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. By the 1sacket-shitp, £ivcrpla/, C;aptaiin Eldridge, which t arr:.t t at ttw. Irt Ol Sa!taidla valt, wo; loxve rocolcotl ititelligooce i froru Ncr York to Lie I all, t t 'reidritut 'rvi-n las issued soother Mcessage, in snlich lise justlifaO t I the stron,, a golage oenpiyoyt t,y the Ainericoin Iovoy at Bexico it reolrouitratili p!goinst the ?? by tile latter power of the ...

... are wpull W~arcte AN D ?? 3AT-RJl'DIG 5TfII~IS. HULL, FRIDAY, JANUARY t7, 1845. BY the American mail-packet Acadia, which arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday, we have late news from the United States, from Canada, from Mexico, and from Texas. The only important proceeding of the American Congress since the last accounts was the introduction of a Bill for extending the jurisdiction of the United ...

... W1 have had put into our hands a pampihlet of about a score pages, entitled REUPORT ON EXPE.RIMISENT.S wirn GUANQ, TO WHICH PSis: PRIZE OF TUE YonrK- t snilur ARICOUTURAT, SOCIETY w1AS AW1AIalED; (x- trssfted firotn the Society's Transactions, and published m mill ?? permission of' the Conncil, by Alalthew Al. Mfilburn, Secretary to thse Society. I This is altogether a most important book ...

... FEARGUS O'CONNOR AND THE COB- BETTI'ES. I have received the following letter from Oldham, 1hich I shall here insert, and then my reply:- DiAlt Siu,-Believing it to be the duty of every sincere 'O'er of truth and ?? to make known to his friends ?? reports which may have a tendency to injure his cha- 0scter or property, a number of friends have requested D to lose no time in intorming you that ...

... i' f ' T ' ?? i I ' LONDON NiENTS OE I'R AY ?? ;,I | RO1'aL ?? Laaor, S/.htsy P >; ' .. It is qstaited ri) ;si& ices fromi ~-isc tiha; ?? C.: to be veiy gemmera. coml.taitits ci ihe tad qwiei!tu 5.of .ar tIc', of :ot iooistck moneufactelrce, 3spec:N;ido t 4 ?? |,tsc'tciilisea ofr'. riat ;ris ;hireat !ftir itt p.~'OC:er- 1 . ji tt.rs, 'oer; ?? relativ,j t,'itr t u t.bti. i |hi T iisf cii ...

... TfIE Ai.CEMUISLI.OP OF CANTERIALTRY AND THE DISTRAC'T'IONS OF THE CIIURCLI| So great are the divisions aud dangers existing in the Church, from the introduction of the strict rubrical observances, that the ArcmusHor OP r CANTsRaEmucY has published a letter addressed t o the Clergy and Laity of his Province, intended to allay the ferment and avert the peril. The letter cvil! be found in our ...

... ro Aeag0ro ant correoponuent0, I. THE BEEa TRADZ.-An effort is just now making by the beer retailers to have the trade of dispensing fermented and distilled liquors thrown open, and the restrictions under which the beer-sellers labour removed, They are petitioning Parliament to that end; and making other efforts to secure their object. As might be ex- pected, the regular pubicans, on the ...

... P'APAL, RESCRIP'T AGGAINS'T T'TE {EPEAI1. I AGI'I'AT'ION IN IRELAND. I| . 1 I I I 11M .N9 elas beets ?? inito great exoitc- inejit, and Air. O'CoN:tELi. and the Repealers put into a grii!vus 1 iloitnia, bN a, aite-iript from his Iloliness tho aoE, addresstd thiougli tbi Propaganda, to the Catholic Pritate of Ireland, erjoilhig oil thu Catholic Bishops sald j lernr i f that Countcry aol ...

... ftgriculture anlt lortirulture. HourrcLTacuaRx-Since the date of our last article the weather has been unusually mild, and a favour able opportunity has been presented for thoroughly Si vrentilating all the plant-houses, pits, frames, &ct Those who have the convenience of a small forcin. it pit may commence forcing a few rhododendronsf azaleas, Chinese azaleas, China roses, hydrangeas Ef ...

... goriticouziuog tsartift otertittog, MAnoNESTER.-CARPBNTERS' MALL.-A meeting of those favourable to the principles of the Charter will be held in the above hall, on Sunday evening next, Jan. 19th, when the following distinguished advocates of the people's rights are expected to be present viz., F. 0'Conner, Esq., Dr. M'Douall, Mr. John West, Mr. James Leach, and the Rev. WV. V. Jackson. OLDnsa ...

... I SHAME ON THE SLASPHEMER WHO WOULD SAY SO~ ! at ADJOUHEED INQUEST. frig On riayth 3r ist. te iqustupon Thomas co Jame, wo ws klle byan leionat the BLAoCK WOI Bor Coan~nra, near Bisho Au~and~w~cis cer- o tainy anextnsiv one an, asa materof course, Bill now tat hman ife as ben scrifcedno doubt Mla one of the best ventilated mines in h north of thi England ~-wats resumed in the sebool-house ...