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... PROPOSED NEW FREE CgtICH COLLEGE. Brighton, Jan. 27, 1845. llev. and Dear Dr Welsh-Since I had the plesurcof cor- responding with you concerning the proposed new college, I have given some attention to ths question of our educational movements, and certain views have occurred to me which I should wish submitted to onr fellow churehmen. I heartily rejoice thlt your endeavours hove already ...
... 7'he LONDONr OAZETTE o 'l'tSDA Y1', Feb. 18 I LTfinn) CHIAMBERLAJN'S-OFFICE, Fmi. 17. NYolire is ?? thttt her IMajesty will hlold Levees, lat St. Jantes's taae, ol tflu followitg' days, nt two o'elocl Wednesday, 13th of' AlIell next. Wedilnesday, l2th ol Marell next. RL'ecvl.ATIONXS TO fiki OifISIRVIM AT TIrr Qli ?? LnV'ZW., AT sT. JAMRS'S iL CI. Thei Nobinlele nud *lentlenieit flio propose to ...
... TUESDAY'S P08T. I eventi From the Paris Journals of Saturday it appears that We another trial of political strelg ty is ?? to take place hetwe 0. tlbefseos~tp S'*vlMb X!eI ill and that the struggle in lady the Chiamber of - Deputies Is expected to be serious. The niece Debate on this question, it is said, is to commence on helon Thursday next. .Tu The Municipal Council of Paris has, it is said ...
... The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Princess Royal, arrived at Buckingham Palace in a car- riage and four, escorted by a party of Lancers, at twenty minutes before five o'clock yesterday afternoon from the New-cross Station of the London and Brighton Railway. The Prince of Vales, Prince Alfred, and the Princess Alice, accompanied by the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, were in the next ...
... Tfie MiANCi ES7R I CHAMEIq ?? -- .lECE f avd BrRLEI [PROM THE Lt:ACrTFt.' Many of our readers iiill pzaahshlV renln~ilte~r II,,t NTr. Entaisie the nIonopoli,.1 antdiuc fir Sop i shire', mas in dt'btd Ioio'e' oth Iliebtird Blirlev, thfe intlupill' l h.1airroa Of 1 It will also he in ti. rcclllettinof irySlt5 1 'tti politics were cait iatile, ni th.. ,IoI :ha P: thle whole of that -rtett tru ...
... Imnpetftalriament. IOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEBRUARtY 10. Earl St. Germans took the oaths and his seat. Earl Powis presented a petition from the Bath Church of, England Society against t u anion of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. The nob, \earl gave notice that he should, as early after Easter ad tossible, bring the sub- ject tgain under the consideratite of their lordships. The Barl of ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, FEB. 10. The Earl of St. Germans took the oaths and his scat. The Noble Earl took his seat on the Ministerial side of the house, immediately to the right of the Duke of Wellington. After the presentation of petitions, The Earl of Dalhouse gave notice that he should to-morrow lay before their lordships papers relating to the Railway depart- ment of the Board of Trade, ...
... I ARRIVAL OF TIHE OVEERLAND MAIL. ?? week, ill an early Second Edition, we were enabled to give the greater portion of the subjoined intelligence from India and China, which renched London only on Friday, the 7th instantl _ We have received', by extraordinary express, papers and letiters front Bombay of January 1, and from China, Nov. 19. We have only time to give the following extracts:- ...
... IISOiLLANEOUS. 1fATH rN LoNDox.-The statisticiAl jrious in death, notes f that ever; ten minutes some one of the inhabitants of this huge t znetronohs dies. Lor4 Francis Egerton has recently made an important altera- r 1aon relative to the game on his Northamptonshire estate. The tenantry are now allowed todo asthey like with it. The terants o have the option of destroying or preserving the ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF TIIEFHEEMAN'S JOURNAL. I SYRn I her r-l L:-- 01K-I nave read in this morning's number of your jour- nal the letter of A Repeal Wardern relative to a matter which evidently occupies a great deal of public attention at present-namelv, the abolition of the Court of Conscience. With the writer of that letter I entirely concur, that Dublin could not do without a daily court for ...
... Is ,;IPLTING O THlE COUPORATION IAri RATION. Ja. meeting of the corporation was held yesterday in the 're City VAsemibly House, William-street. I I Alderman OBSIIIEN said he had been instructed to ex. l; {press the Lord Mayor's regret that he was prevented by per indisposition from atteerding the meeting of the council that r ;day. There were some important comniiicationsto be read xa from Mr. ...
... THE NEW MEmBERS (F PARLIAMENT. I 1 a_ .. j. s . _ , . I - . s I (Frum thie Histor~ical RMqisfer.) As thi2jourual ?? devoted m1uoh of its space to perscnal and statistical news, its reailers may natuially expect at onr hanils a tbripfnecounrt of the points wherein the House of Commoi now i ?? d fferq from that which com- ?? iEJ sioirigs in FI'bruarv, 1841, and left the Palace of WVstininotcr in ...