... see something of the State ceremonial. But the procession was shabby and hurried ; none but the ?? (l he f21(6 ic5 of society was admitted within the sacred precincts of St. James's; that no provision was made for the public amusemnent out of doors ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FOREIGN-AID I - - SOCIETY. ?? - -A -rl The annual meeting of the Birmingham Auxiliary of the above Society was held at the Mulsic Hall, Broad Street, last night. In the absence of the president, Lord Calthorpe, the chair was taken ...

... sattst IWO. (By Magnettc TelegraPh.) INDIA. The Bombay mail has arrived. The letters will be despatched to the provinces by the early trains to-morrow (this) morning. The most important news has been antioi- pated by the telegrams of Friday. PIEDMONT ...

... Govern- ment that, even if the North West Provinces, Oude, and the Punjab, be separated from it, the diocese of Calcutta willbe of a most unwieldy extent, but that at the present moment it is in the North-West Provinces and the Punjab that the want of episcopal ...

... t respecting the annual meeting of the above important institution, which will be held this evening, II the rooms of the Society of Arts, New Street. As on former occasions, we earnestly entreat the attendance of manufacturers and others who are interested ...

... check has been sustained by any one of u the several columns that are engaged in sweeping the rebels r, from the North West Provinces and Central India. Such opposition as has offered itself has oeen instantly broken I flown. More than one leader has expiated ...

... farther ?? of a-half per cent. may be declared at the - oeting of the direetors on Thursday next. 'The Lord's Day Observance Society have been sntbbed by Sir GSosioE GRry. They snemorialised the HoEl, S&ciser-niar to put a stop to the opening of ?? Palace ...

... jun., 3. T. Cowley, W. H. Bands, 3.Power, 3.Skeet,3.Weldon,and W.Cresswe. Amongst those presdist, not belonging to this province, were: Bro- thiersD. Parsons, Major M'Knight, anidW.C. Orford. Br. Elkingtone was the Grand Director of the Ceremonies diring ...

... which its superlatively British PREMIER is about to plunge it. We have seldom seen a measure more gene. rally condemned by society and the press; there is scarcely one man of independent Liberal feeling; hardly a single individual whose opinion is entitled ...

... the campaign ?? will open imme. mn diately, and it is rather naively added, some hard 01 fighting is expected before the province is reduced to ir subjection. The main body of the mutineers are di posted in front of Sir J. OuTRAvs's force at Alum- 11 ...

... and £A,641,703. on account of Friendly Societies. The amount of principal and interest paid out to trustees, including surplus fund drafts, was £39,576,928., the propor- tions paid to the two classes of societies being in the ratio of their respective ...

... The prioner was remanded for thee purpose of being taken bef ore the Magis- trates at Rechdele.-Timmes.. A M~feeting of the Society of Painters in Water Colours was convened on Monday last, for the election of a President, in the place of Mr. J. F. Lewis ...