... Chapel, George Street.—Services at 11 and 6.30. Preacher—Rev. W. Pedley. Christ Church, Castle Street (Presbyterian).—Services 11 and 6.30. Preacher—Rev. W . Thomson Johnston, B.A. Sanhome Walk Baptist Chapel.—Services at 11 and 6.30. Evening Subject. Good Hope for the World. Preacher—Rev. J. Bell Johnston, M.A. Wesleyan Chapel, Pump Street.—Services at 11 and and 6.30. Preachers—Morning, ...

... Franck, Paris, Skpt. I —La France of this evening states that insurrectionary movements have occurred a many places in Italy. According, however, to the Italian official Gazette, the tumultuous assemblages were dispersed and order r«-e»tnblished. At Leghorn, according to the same paper, outbreak having taken place! the troops were withdrawn in order to allow the popular excitement to subside, ...

... upon the First and Second District of these Roads will LEI AUCTION, for One Year, from the first day of January, 1855, to the best Bidder, at the house of Bemamin Brooks, the TALBOT HOTEL, in Stourbridge, on MONDAY, the Sixth day of NOVEMBER next, at one o clock the afternoon of the same day, the manner directed by the Acts passed in the and 4th years of reign of his late Majesty George IV., ...

... School Attendance Committee. —At the monthly meeting, on Monday, there were present—the Major, and Messrs. Boughton, Healing, Harris and Freeman. The attendance officer reported an increase of 33 on the average attendance for the week ending 28 February, and he was directed to summon 8 habitual absentees. Local of Health.—The monthly meeting was held on Monday, present —The Mayor, Aid. ...

... HO SE OF LORDS. Monday, March 18. The late Duchess Kent.— Lord Granville moved in feeling and appropriate terms, that an address condolence presented to her Majesty on the great domestic affliction which has befallen her in the death of her mother, the Duchess of Keut.—Lord Derby entirely concurred the motion, which seconded in few well turned and graceful observations.—Agreed to unanimously. ...