... The Rev. Justly Hill, Archdeacon of Bucks, held his annual visitation at Buckingham on Monday last, when he delivered a perspicuous charge to the clergy and parish officers, principally on the subjects of education, church rates, and the powers and duties of churchwardens. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Macreight, Vicar of Winslow, on the onerous duties and awful responsibilities of ...

... DISTRICT NEWS . l; TBIWf ro iNeDAY S ?? Mndalst thej . | scholars Of ?? Churchschool,' Leyland, partook ;of their nsnal tat of coffeeand bns ?? the field fronting ,he VIOW~% 811(1 slid~aftjar proceeded to the church; to ?? .turewehichwalsgiven by the Rer; J. Fisher,; in- ' , eIMIb, ,et f#[eapey .> The-tieachers-were also entertained, and enoyed theineles to a late hour in the levening, atd ?? ...

... FOE'LUGN INTELLIGENCE * hetetnoe f h ?? I.Thec~netg o ?? are of no political interest what- oever. Mlont of their lotnditng article,4,refer to Et pending discuisionl in) I the Chatnber of Deputies en a propositions ?? Incr introd ucing a uniform postage, of ltwenty cunlimes, onl single lea. toes thaeuiihaut France. Although advocated by tile majority of the joureele,, lo. Gamiut anod his ...

... Lord Clarendon has been appointed the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, vice Lord Besborough deceased. THE CROPS OF WHEAT in this part of the country (owing to the late genial rains and warmer weather) are greatly improved the early sown spring corn has also at present a very healthy appearance.— Welshman. LOVE-LETTER INK.—SomeYankee has invented a new kind of ink, catled the love-letter ink. It ...

... -. ^Mel SATURDAY, MAY 29,1847. me the C full t O'CONNORVILLE. are fro The first grand result of the Land Plan has been fro .practicaly shadowed forth. The first members of a ma class new to modern times-a class to which the bef ancestors of our factory slaves and labouriig serfs bue belonged before Monopoly had wrested the soil from au [ their grasp,-a class of small landholders, of inde. th ...

... ottropolitan Entellignite. -- ?? ?? ACeCDENTS, OFOHNCBS, ICTC. FanoHrTUL AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO A POSTILION IN OxFOaD-STURETT.- An accident of a most frightful cha- racter attended with fatal consequences, ocourred to apostilion namned John Mitchell, aged thirty-one, lately livingien Margaret-stret, Cavend ish-squarewho was proceecding along Oxford-street with a couple of horses, when the one ...

... Arrivals and Sailings for the week ending May 27. ARRIVED. Racer, Power, St. John's, timber. Sutton, Peake, Rouen, ballast.—Industry, Hart, Kinsale, cattle. Dasher, Squires, Bideford, oats. Hope, Nutt, B .r.staple, porter. Dove, Warlow, Co;k, cattle.—Margaret, James, Liverpool, sundries. -Ellen, Dingley, Bridgwater, hay. Star, Richards, Bridg- water, flour.—Rose, hite, Chepstow, cinders.—Cape ...

... MT I S C E i A NE 0 U S. and Substitute for Floar for Stiffeniruz Ccolicoes.-Mr. J. of Wilson has liberally made pubitc 'hat by a simple process ree the meal of horse-chesriuts may be used for stiffening bed calicoes: the ?? of ?? for this purpose is anon- ich ally very large, all of which may thus be saved to the stock in of ?? Gazzette. ItlV The Oak has Won.-When the ash tree opens its leaf ...

... Colonial aanb Joign. MOVEMENTS OF THE WEEK. The rapid fall in the price of every description of grain which commenced last Monday in this metropo- lis,is extending not orsly throughout this country but also on the continent. The wveather, in France, is most 3 magnificent, and this, accompanied by every indica- tion of a full harvest, has induced the holders of grain to launch out much more ...

... I ho -^ .- . . The most sanguine expectations of the promoters of this charitable undertaking were more than realised on Wed- nesday and the committee, through whose unwearied exer- tion the affair has been brought about, have to congratt. late themselves on a result, in a pecuniary point of view, far exceeding any which could have been anticipated. When thrown open on Wednesday morning, the ...

... TO TiHE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-Onev ould ttirk, Iroma eriesofincidentsreporited in your paper of yesterday, that the offices of coroner and magistrate ?? been instituted for the purpose of facilitat- ingthe escapeof uslpicted criminals. An individual sup- posed to be implicated in a case of infanticide was present for examination at an inquest, when the coroner gave him the usual caution ...

... THE I l- : ; l Us l ; 7 ; - s ; T HE; Q.UEENP'5 BIRT rxD, I : During the wbole of Thursday,0whbich'waa appointedi for the celebration of her 'Majesty'sbirth;day,:tbe wather- was exceedingly fine, andi thei sireetsiwres crowdedr vith mu ltitudes dei on%' off witnessing I`e -various public proceedings and spectacles. Among the most airactive. were the reviews. The customary military inspection ...