... v CONFESSSION7AND CONVOCATION. I A meeting'of memsbers of the Church of England was held on- Wednesday at the, Freemasons' Hall, Great Qneern-street, for the purpose of adopting resolutions on tbe attempted introductionof auricular confession and ionthe threatened revival of Convocation.' ?? body of the lark' room in which the meeting assembled was crowded on the occasion by as audience ...

... - A S w ILTS ASSIZES, Nis Proo. SALISBULY, M4neR 10. Before Mt. Baton Martin.-Ncat a. Harding and Aneotitet.-ILtraordlisanr Ctse. - Mr. Crowder stated that this asra an action ;o recover the sum of 1631. 6s. undzr the following si-agnrla circumstances: William Nits, the plaintfll . toas a totan it very hnumble life, living in grent penury avith his tmother, Jane Hoat, in a small cottage at ...

... -- ?? ., 7 - -- 0: , EPISCOPAL AND CAPITULAR RAPACITY) AND ITS NATURAL-CQONSEQUENCES. To tic oDITiR of the HiPsmntE TELEGRAPH. Sea,-The sum of 52?. collected in Chichester Cathe- dral, on Thursday last, after a ecrmon preadhed by the Bishop of Wincheiter, might seem a worthy contribstipn to the funds of the West Sussex and East Hanti In- firmary, if among. the contributors there Pad not been ...

... | 'ROMOTioNS and APP;INTM1ElT.| .PROMOTIOM. Lieutenanta-Shesard'dOsbOtle (1846); of the Pisee'r, one of Sir E. Beloher's squadron, to the rank of Cocomander.; Thomaas W. Langtonr,(1823), nfow Admiralty agent so the contract masl-packet service, to: the rank of commander on the reserved half-pay liet, vice Nepean, ideceased. ; APPOINTlXEWS. Captai7.- W. P. Stanley (1838), to the retired list. ...

... ROUSE OF PEERS. IlONDAY, MA.Y 2.] Lord (Qraiy gave notice, that to-mlrrow weck he would move in address to the Crown, ploying ttrrtt any new regulations with regard to the disposal of plis0et1a ?? to transportation might be laid botorc Parliament and discussed ?? they caleie iuta, loIce. The Sauthii Shs Annuities Bill passed through corn- mittee, ond their Lotdshi;,s adjourrined. TUESDAY, MA1 ...

... as ,h The Quarterly Meeting of the Council was held on of Monday-the Mayor (G. C. Stigant, Esq.) in the chair. ir The members present ?? R. Batchelor, ir Bramble, Burt, Crassweller, Childs, Nance, Orange, ,, Robbins, and Smithers ; Councillors EHumby, Hollings. as worth. G. M. Wells, T. Wells, Solomon, C. B. Smith, ,d G. Sheppard, Ralph, Pook, Plaisto, Palmer, Murrell, *e Lemmoe, Miall, Levy, ...

... ^O RWonoUGU 2., 18 2 1iIOMDLY) AUGUST 2.3,1852. .. 4 FRANCE. PARIS;, FRIDAY EvtN'.rco AUG.20. S The rumourt of the indisposition of the President of I the Republic is still current, bat I am assured that it is unfounded. He transacted business yesterday with his N jilinisters, as usual ; and beyond the vexation that he Las expericne ed about the failuro'of the fete, whichi be r has not been ...

... zultclfJ ter. -T.1--loAV UNIvT -i p o iLAD n l R rn 1l ~ -F v v t, - s- - , e SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 186D. MARK-LANE, Novnmnmm 15. 1 it ?? ifo lhas tke`'ec place in /le sellies ,e of foreigqc grait1, ctCc, ic to (Aieact Britaiin sigice this dcay c W'eek , and tlO cor ? espoending icre'etsc hariiiL occulred icl the deliveries frow, ocr Ot 9o OtoV7cO, tie trade has d cecceccl a scenehat *lirmer ...

... ARCIIYEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. MONDAY. of. Immediately after tire four o'clock soiree, Mr. auc Edward Richardson described the interesting early Cut monuments in tile Cathedral, assisted by Charles a I CrocLcr, author of tie a visit to Chicirestor Cathedral. nov These monuments consist of two early Norman sculp- tures of high interest-the Raising of Lazarus, aud ...

... Eat'Covoter. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1862. if MnEnOANslE GAZETTE, Friday Bvening. The upward movement in the value of wheat has be- come snore decided since our last, and the opinion we havefrom time to tine expressed, viz., that prices were likely to advance, has thus far proved correct. With re- gard to the future, we are inclined to think that causes exist calculated to prsodluce afuart her ...

... - . -: . I: The First Annual Meeting. since the opaning ofth Homewas eldat the Institution, Queen-street, Portses, of on Wednesday, the 4th instant, the Right Hon. Lord , GereLennox in the Chair, when after prayers -by the Re.E. S. Phelps, Chaplain of Portsmouth Dock Yard, the ereayredte felloswing ce Pulc Brpon : ASpecial PulcMeeting of the friends of the Ports- re mouth Sailors' Home, was ...

... MERITORIOUS SERVICES IN CASES OF' SHIPWVRECK REWVARDED. A meeting of the General Committee of the Rloyal National Institution for the Preservation oi Life from Shipwaook, w~as held on Thursday, at the offices in the Adeiphi-. Io the absence of hsis G~race the Duke of Northumberland, president, the chair was taken by Mr. Thomas Wilson, late M.P. for Locaton; and we observed also present Mr. ...