... scriptural principle of virtue, freedom, and equality, an associatioem be now formed in Manchester and Salford, to be called 'The Society for Promoting the Restoration of Churches to the People.' Mr. Councillor Bennett took the opportunity of expressinghisopinion ...

... with being exclusive. ''Lastly, as to Piedueont ; we are not advers to it; how could we be so ? Is not Piedmont an Italian Province ? Nor are we refusing the help of its Government in the struggle. We do only say that a Ncational revolution is never achieved ...

... uay be there is happily the means of render- ing it of no avail. THE UNITED BUILDING SOCIETY, BENNETT'S HILL.- The first annual meeting of the members of this society was held on Tuesday, and was numerously attended; Mr. G. D. Davis in the chair. Notw ...

... of its civil service who has served ten years; one in the upper provinces of India or in the countries under the authority of the GOVERNOR-GEbSERAL of India; another in the lower provinces of Bengal; a third for Madras, and a fourth for Bombay. The fifth ...

... forthcoming Reform Bill. Mr. Charles Robertson presided, and stated that the Reform Association, having consulted the ward societies, did not deem it desirable to call a town's meeting. Mr. C. E. Rawlins, jun., wvhoe is at present in London, sent a letter ...

... Drake, also executed for the New Palace.-Daily News. AN ONSLAUGHT ON MRI. PETTITT.-In criticising the exhibition of the Society of British Artists, the Athkceuso thus denounces the contributions of Mr. J. P. Pettitt: Mr. Pettitt is a type of a large ...

... complete and effective, so that her Majesty's reception in Birmingham shall be surpassed by no other state visit to the provinces, and be of a character to confer honour Upon the town. With this view, and wishing to profit by the experience of other places ...

... Memorial to the Master in qhasicery should be adopted, praying him for a speedy settlement of the long- standing claims of the society.' The mneeng was addressed by Mr. Councillor Sweet and others, and a committee was appointed to expedite ?? !Ve18. DEATH OF ...

... been and remains to be done. As far as we can learn, the Com- missioners are really not going to propose an union of the Provinces, at least not in name; but, nevertheless, the demand that they shall have a common army and a comnon system both of justice ...

... passed at a special meeting of the Council of the Society of Arts, held last evening, (Wednesday, the 14th of April, 1858.) The Council of the Society of Arts, bearing in mind the part which the society took in originating the Great Exhibition of 1851 ...

... prisoners is not stated. BIReINGmc. a SoCIETY or ARTIsTS.-In view of the increased responsibilities that will fall upon thena in conse- quence of their removal to the rooeis ill New Street, the members of the Society of Artists have appealed to the public ...

... who do 'lot appear. A meeting of members o the bar has taken place to remonstrate against these illegal measures. In the provinces, the new law e Isuspects is being applied with great rigour. A Angoulimue a large manufacturer, M. BARBtIER D TINAN, brother ...