... ] CCLESI A ST ICAL, THE ESTABLISHED CHrURlCHI. VACANCIES IN ESNG.ANI). Thre rectory of Enhalm Knights, near Andover, hlis become vacauilt bv tile liefirinrnt of tile Rev. H. Gough. Tihe lmwficeo wivhchl is wvorth £250 a-ro-c, is in the gilt IC til provost and fellows of QnI':Ic's Collb; v, Cam ridte The incutub nucy of St. Swollelqs, Ilamtilt'i sitih, hI is becomae va anlt by tbie plofernf'lit ...

... |ISCRPS FROM PUNCH FOR FEBRUARY 2. | A LTItERARV IxQuiryv.-l'roperly and literally spgakiti, ought not Longfellow's publisher to be I .eiigmaii ? A PUFFIN(: AiVI:tllSEMr.NT ItArt'ONAi.rY AN- SeVliii ?? \VlnettM:igalZiie salutl we takle this year?' 1The big.rgest ill Cr onisi~iilt. OQelrci.\ IriNroli;lArION,-'iXO are requested to con- tradiet in the strongest miniier possible, that the small ...

... willperial gulfallifilt. l - _ _ _ _ _ I (Suppletilentary to Tetegraphic Suimmary.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, A}RII 28. THE FALL OF KA!RS. MB. lHITEsilAS, irradull Hbursa, rose to aoveV the following resolution:-' That, while this House feels it to be its duty to express -its admiration of the gallantry of the Turkish soldiery, and of the de- votion of the British officers at the siege of Kars ...

... MONUMENT IN DUTRHAM TO THE LATE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY. (Fron the Stn of Thursday Evening.) . CoMMEMroanAT1v monutmentt is about to be erected n the County of Darham, in grateful recognition of Jhe many eminent services done to the State during L long lifetime by the late disting-uished Marquis of bontonderry. By a curious coincidence, and one in tself sufficiently significant, within the very ...

... GRAND COUNTY BALL TO THE ANTRIM MILITrIAS. WE have the greatest pride and pleasure in direct- ing attention to the announcement which elsewhere appvars, of the intended entertainment of the officers of the Queen's Royal Rifles and the Antrim Artil- lery, by tho High Sheriff, the Grand Jurors past and present, the Deputy.Lieutenants, and the Ma. gistracy of the County Antrim, at a ball on Wed- ...

... t, ore!.ot gutell1#010- A U S T R A L IA. Plymouth, Wednesday. The Medway, which left Melbourne on the 6th of March, was off this port to-day, and landed passen- gers. She brings 50,000 ounces of gold, and 167 passengers. She put into Ascension, and left on the 8th of May. Her Majesty'o ships Tortoise, Devas- tation, and Plumper were there. The Medway also brings 600 bales of wool. R U S S I A ...

... TIE usual weekly meeting of this Board was held yvsterday-ADt-AO DiJFFIF, Esq., in the chair. Other members present w'ere-Dr. Stevolly; Messrs. J. B. Ferguson, George C. Pim, James Cameron, John Rea, Richard Culnnery, and John Smryth. APPOINTMENT OF VALUATORS- After reading the correspondence, which Contained nothing of imiportance, tile Board wsent into the ap- pointment of bhree valuators ...

... xingfrial garll-? .. I HOUSE OP LORDS-TuRsDOAT JULY 22. (SuPplementary to Magndetic Telegttph-) THlE EARL OF LUCAN AND TOPE 3UOOG-ADVOCATE. GENERAL. The Earl of LUCAN said I wish to make a few remarks in reference to some animadversions made in another place on my speech of a former evening, on the production of the report of the Board of Ge- neral Officers at Chelsea. Perhaps the most con- ...

... YESTERDAY, the usual weekfly meeting of the Poor. 'L.w Board wals held at the Workhouse-RoUEnT i'CONNETL. Esq., Deputy Vice-Chairman, presiding. The other guardians present were-Dri. I'Gee, M1'Milt~i, amn Browite; iIessrs. Henry Murney, John lHamill, Robert Carli.sle, Robert Corry, IV. T. B. Lyons, Thormnis iIM'Clure, Arthur Aiclken, J. W. Andiews, Samuel Ferieuson, Win. Watson, John Joyce, ...

... REPLY OF LORD CLARENDON TO MR DALLAS ON TIHE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION. Tiir ?? important official document has been received:- (TITE EARL OV CLARI.NIPON TO MIR. DALLAS, Foreiarr Office, ,lurre 216, 1856. Sil -TIre depspatch of the Secre tal v of State of lhe United States, dated the 24th ult., a Copy of which was pilacedl by you in my hands on the 11th inst., on the subject of the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCES YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] NAPLES. The Neapolitan Government is said to have sent a diplomatic agent to Paris, with the mission of ap- peashig, or trying to appease, the indignation excited in France and England against the conduct of the King of Greece. The Ministers of France and England have presented a note to the Govern- ment, containing strong ...

... plievial garliamolt. [B Y M AGNETIC T LE EG AP.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The House met at five o'clock. The Aberdeen and Scottish Midland Junction Railway Company's Amalgamation Bill was read a third time and passed. The report of amendments to the Parochial Schools (Scotland) Bill was received. The Indemnity Bill was read a second time. The second reading of the Formation, &c., of Pa- ...