... n e On Wednesday evening the Rev. E. B. Elliott, the learned aauthor of the H orc Apocalypticie, gave, in connexion With this association, a reply to the question, AIs the Pope's claim |to be. Christ's V icegerent on Earth the claim of Truth or False- . hood, of Chrlst's own really appointed Vicar, or of Anti-Christ. It was originally Intended to hold the meeting in the smaller of the ...

... ALEXANDRIA, Mlarch I1U.-The steamer NJubia arrived at Suez__ from Calcutta on the 17th iast., at 10.30 p~m. She brings no- intelligense from India more recent than that received front Bomnbay by laetmail. Yeh, aprisoner onboard the ltifiexible,'was at H1ong-Kong on the 15th February, on his way to Calcutta. Pret The blockade of Canton was raised on the loth. The Iuttieais Ace. and Americans ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. BANIKRUPTS.-(From Last Night's Gazette]. William ClaytonWatling-street and West Smithfield, London, wholesale perfumer Frederick Ryder. Basinghall-strect, London, wholesale stationer Lambert Philip Molledown, London, manure-dealer I Frances Ferman, Leicester-square, London, coffee-house keeper John Catt and Arthur Wellington Callen, Lower Shadwell, Middlesex, beer ...

... ; SATRD i Mtof 21, 1869. - Tailast election. forb..the.new Parlianment was brought to aclose oneThurbday, and Lord. Derby is now able to. sum up the fruits of his factions dissolution. On the 3lst of March 295, members voted or paired in favour of the Mi'nisterialReform BilL- On the 3lstaf May5 wheni'the new House'cf:'Commoni willassemble'for the first time; ',itwill befound tb confain'302 ...

... F id Royal South Gloucester ?? Cunmingham, Gent, to be lt quartermaster. il CastlemartinYeomanryCavalry.-Cornet Thomas Stokes, to be lieutenant; Decimus WIliams Byers, Gent., to be cornet. to of. BANKRUPTS.-FRIDAY, M~Lt 25. ty Popplewell and Goff, Lime-street, merchants, to surrender June S, m Julyb,satBasingball-street. Solieltor, Pollock, London James Martyr, Union-street, Southwark, ...

... PROPAGATION OF CHRISTIANITY AMONGSTI THE JEWS. __ Thle annual meeting of the Bristol and Clifton Branch of this Assoclation, wvici has for its object the propagation of Christi- anity amongst the Jews,'¶Vas held on Tuesday, at the Victoria- rooms, C. Pinney, Esq. presiding. .The attendance was toier- ably numerous. The meeting having engaged In prayer, The 'CHAIRMAN rose and ?? Christian ...

... FROM THIE LONDON GAZETTES. Filrst Devon Militia-John Reed IBowlinO, to be ensign.. Second Drevon Militin,-Arthur Laroux Whipple, to bo cnolgn. Devon Mfilitia Artiliory..-Charles Blandford Crease, to be second Itoyal Wlieshiro Millitia. ~MsgraVe Wroueghtoai Andersou, Oent., to be ensign.: First Warwlckshlre Millitia.-Henry Charles Palmor, Gent., to be CO& for~dsl~lro ?? L~ynch Fletchler, Gent., ...

... - ?? -.I Queen 'Victoria is constantly evincing her interest in her soldiers end saillots by acts of kindness likely to prove very grateful to the feelings of her warriors. She has seat hand. kerchiefs anid neckties for thirty sick or wouodtid soldiers now at P~ortsmnouth, the articles having been hemmed by herself sond the ladies of the court. --There is now in the Crimes an efhective force ...

... A lecture was given at this school on Monday, by Mr. M. Fryar, on The Geography-Statistloal and Pbysioal-of the 'riocipal Coalfielde.' The lecturer observed that an acquaint. ance with the geographical poaiticn, extent, and oharaoter:of the principal coal-fields, not only of our own country-but also those of others, was of no little importance to the studeit of mining science. It opened to ...

... IT is singular how-long an excellent eause remains corn- paratively unencouraged-at all- events unenforced- until some strong current of public opinion, taking a I particular direction, sweeps all before it, when that which has been battled for during many years is at once settled f by a strong will and a determined resolution. So it was with the question of intramural interments. No- t thing ...

... THE; ?mwro? o1i?&MM?AR ?sc?o6n & Tilt ?CAMBRD.MIDDLE?CLASs? EXAMINA?O?. 1 The division lists of the new .Cambridp ?? have been published this week, aud?the ?? honoureble to .those' students. who2 presentedtbsulsSlVeS- at?Brist0I to .bO exmn?lned5 foe th5?BNtOl.b0y5 ?? the first oiass? of 'tbe'i6islb*4i?1sioD. There are ably ?vO -O?. I ? 'tbs?,t1Wee' I' fqnkb0lng ?? SfonrGrn?afrB?hi?OE?. ?? ' ...

... A LADY AWED A JUDGE. DEAR a 'ro:Pucn-I amt a wife, and not In the least likely to be diVorced, having a-separate settled incomo of mny own, whish I allow my husband (wio fis a tolerably good boy asl limes go) ,to senerd for me. Therefore I atit not personally interestedi in the subject on' whiob I address yOU. ' :, V4But,'my dear anal. what on earth do they mean by appoint-i Ing Mfr. Juetlee ...