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... TO THE EDIT0O. OF THE DiERBYi M'ERCURYV. is Sir-The time has arrived when the Lay-Members, who Icomprise the chief portion of the Church, should unite and ex- ir press their gratitude to the Queen for the late! decision of the n Stae against thle Popish doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration, which teaching would seem to signify that man of himselfecan IIregenerate luan, and thus render voied ...
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... RETURN OF THE NORTH STAR FROM THE ! ARCTIC REGIONS. I !r The subjoined official information was forwarded on Satur- y day from the Admiralty to tle newgspapers:- n The North Star arrived it Portsmouth yesterday morning from tile Polar Seas. No intelligence of Sir John Franilin. C , Captain Austin was in Lancaster Sound. Captain Forsyth, a iln the Prince Albert, ?? Bay on tbe.30th of Augnist, ...
... TANMVOITH.-Sir Ilobeet Peel has accepted the invitation a f the electors to stand for the representation of this borough, in the room of his lamented father. The election is to take ~ lce on Friday, but it is understood that the hion. baronet ?? not appear at the huIstings. There is no probability of D'1 n ~opposition. 1 e SOc'cHAasTurT .-The election is fixed for this day (Wed- tof nesday). ...
... OWSTON AGRICULTURAL SocIeTY.-The sixth anniversary ' of this highly useful and interesting society was held at the house of Mr. Dubson, the Neptune Inn, Ferry, on Wednesday af the 21st inst., and was more numerously and respectably attended than on any previous occasion. A spirit of ana tnimity and harmony pervaded the whole ol the proceedings, te and the arrangements made gave universal ...
... a WAR AND THE COMING SESSION. (From the Times). The meeting of parliament is now fixed for the 31st of next month, and, though the interval may be eventful, the minds of all men are already intent on the one great subject of the approachilg debates. This will, in fact, be the first parlia- ment in our times which has had to entertain the momentous question of Peace or War. Long before the ...
... (From the Registrar- Generars Quarterly Beturne.) o This return comprises the births and deaths registered by am 2,190 registrars in all the districts of England during the for spring quarter ending June 30th, 1853; and the marriages ed, in 12,M churches or chapels, about 3,396 registered plaee d of worship unconnected with the Established Church, and 625 superintendent registrars' offices, in ...
... ROYA!,I'AGI~ICULTURAL SOCIETY. t y A monthly councilwp~held at the society's house, in Hano- ft ' er-s-quairit dha Wednesdiy, the 5th inst.; Col. Challoner in tII ~ h hIr.` Mr. liodlsori Barrow, Professor Daubeny, Mr. P Branidreth Giblis, Mr.-Flshei Hobbs, Mr. Jonathan Rigg, at .,and Professor Simonlls,' members of the council, were also el v f ixy e mmbrswaeelected, including- R '~ wsey W P ...
... On Monday last, a numerous gathering of friends to the temperance cause, was held at this place for the purpose of tsking tea together, and advocating the principles of total abstinence from intoxicating liquors. Soon after 7 o'clock, I Wme. HI;ZPaREsq., *f Nottingham, took the chair pursuant to announcement, and the platform was occupied by other friendsof the town and neighbourbood who ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, FEB. 28. Lord Doxooossusoa, in moving the second reading of several bills to amend the relations of landlord and tenant in t Ireland, described the hardships which were constantly In- flicted both on buyers and occupiers under the present faulty state of-the law, He managed his own landed property, and r from his experience of the obstacles to improvement which t the ...
... he A man of philosophic temperament resembles a cucumber; RI e. for although he bay be completely cut up, he still remains W In, fd ool.-Diogeates.n , An Orleans paper says that it requires three persons to start 34 MD a busines firm there; one to die with yellow fever, one to get he kiled in a duel, and a third to wind up the partnership Me- business.l e- In a tract distributed by the Mormon ...
... Mee r A'rT.nAd Al MAVCHESTER, BUXTON. MATLOCK AND MID- men, LAN~DS' JUNCTION RAILWAY. ofeth Th -afyearly meeting of proprietors of this company ofreh waT eda he half d lan otel, Derby, on Thursday after- doren noon, Sir JosereHPAXTOss, chairman of tnheheoopend chair. me Mr. Wragge, thle secretary,. having read the notice con- meet vening the meeting, the following report of thle directors wa5 ...