... „ Strand), London. Presulera-The Hon and Right Rev. the Bishop of Derrt. Chairman—The Right Hon. Lord Erskine. Managing Director— William Carpenter, Esq. Active and intelligent AGENTS WANTED for Hud- aersheld and the adjacent towns, to whom a liberal Com- mission will be given. Apply by letter with references as above. JONAH J. MERRIMAN, Assistant Secretary. XTORTH BRITISH INSURANCE JAI ...

... HE - Angl ° Italian Steam Navi- sWßlM S\li c. i &Uoa Company, will despatch their ?? __L* P d Steams hip GENOVA, Capt ampbe ?? for the above Po rts on Friday' instant. For Freight or Passage, having Firet-rate Accomodation tor Passengers, apply to MCLARTY, & Co, 4, Drury lane, Liverpool. KVERY EVENING TO BELFAST AND THE NORTH OF IRELAND, via FLEETWOOD. /jffiJS&X r | I HE Royal Mail Steamers ...

... Oak and the Ivy, The Wiah in g Gate f What are the Wild Waves saying P' Have Faith in one another,'' Song of the Gold Miners The Merry Bells of England, I Love the Night A Blearing on the Outward Bound, Tbe Child and the Dew Drops, The Sunshine of our Home, and upwards of a thousand popular songs, ballads, &c_ &c_ ?? g .? e,r -ini-Wy roccesßfal PICTOBIAL, HISTOBICAL, aad ...

... a Political Pantomime. ggjnes of Clerical Life.— Na 11. Mr. Gilfil's Love- Story. Part 11. ?? .- . - - - gatany and Brigands in Greece. !_• Atbelings; or, The Three Gifts.— Part XI. Tbe Land of Gold. jjeleager s Lament for his Wife Heliodora. jjeojonstrance with Dickens. j^tera from a Lighthouse.— No. 111. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh - TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF BLACKBURN. ...

... h on tlie Ist October last, and placed in error to the ?? Bazoar Fund. Inure*!? J. J. KANEY, Secbetaey. Toim Hsll Bunding*, June 22nd, 1858. 555-5 GRAMMAR SCHOOL COMMEMORATION DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 2Mb, 1858. rrg SERMON will be preached in St. Mary's Church, by the Bey. J. HAIGH, M.A. (Oxford), iccm bent of St. Paul's Church, Huddersfield. Servioe will commence at half-past Ten. The Annual ...

... hi; ur.i.i) rin-; (ißousos, as eom.ows ; tiik kxiiiiution. TI'ESnAY, the l.Uh inst., 2 Admission, 2». 6 ...

... /, I, _ 1X . 1.1 .X the arrival the Ocean Chief, which left Melbourne on the 2Gth February, we learn that Mr. C. Gavan Duffy has been entertained at Geelong; and at Melbourne a meeting of the citizens had been held for presenting him with property qualification lor the Legislative Assembly. The amount required was 2000/., and of this amount 407/. was subscribed upon the opening of the list, Mr ...

... No. venting foreign power from interfering in the «ff»ir* of j ARRIVAL THE QUEEN OUDE. Turkey. Any an»logous intervention in tho kingdom of the The ex-Oueen of Oude, and other member the Two Sicilies would be strange and unheard anomaly. 1 Royal Family of Oude, with distinguished suite, King Ferdinand cannot and will not believe that any such | numbering in all 110 persons, landed at ...

... Suffolk CIRCULATED IN SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMBRIDGE, AND ELY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1857. So. ;!B'.lo. C THE MANOR OF WOOLPIT. I , , , .1 tHF PARIS CONFERENCES. \\ Ii VI I'' Ii A XTOTICB h*r.hv Given, th.i the G.nvr«l Court . ■ . ni i A.,i,t nt.Sar-Bon Newton, of the from the injurious policy pursued by the Imperial High diflicnltv in execution of the Treuty of Pars »♦ • i A Heron ot ...

... and supposing Mr. Buchanan carry all the Slave States, and Mr. Fremont all the Free States, it is plain that the latter would be elected fifty-six majority. But I consider that, to say the least, the result the States of California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, Delaware, Maryland, and Kentucky is doubtful. Giving the other Slave States to Mr. Buchanan, and the other Free Slates Mr. ...

... preference to ROBERT COCKS and Co.’aSro of MF.SSIAH and the CUKATION, from which abe on her recent apitenrance in Eueland. complete, the Creation. Aci« and tialatua, S».: the occasional Oratorio. Israel K~vpt, Judas MeccaiwaA Alexander s Feast, Mozart's Requiem. ii, each; the D-ttincen Te Deum. Utrecht Jubilate andZadokthe Priest if. ; and Samson, Sjwinien pages gratis, sad postage free, of ...

... week the First Editio. of the ESSEX STANDARD -will be publishec on WEDNESDAY MORNING, instead of Fridaj Morning, as at present; the Second EDITION being published, as heretofore, on FRIDAY EVENING, anc received by Post on SATURDAY MORNING. Each Edition will be complete in itself, and will con- tain, in addition to the general news of the week, the latest local and market intelligence down to ...