... I1 nle rc, BEVERLEY. ir- SEHMoNS On Sun~day last, sermons on behalf of Fog. 0 land Mission and the Model Parish, with its model cot* g tages, schools, factories, &c., as follow :-At St. John's ny Chapel, in tho morning, by tile Rev, W. Wright, M.A., lt and, in the afternoon, at the Minster, Both places were t largely attended, and the rev, gentleman's stirring appeal Y to the synmpathies of ...

... ?? 1 - . On Wednesday evening the first annual soirle of the teachers and friends of Gill-street ragged schools was held in the school-room under Pembroke Chapel, West Derby. t street. The attendance was meagre. John Cropper, Esiq., occupied the chair. After tea, about twenty chi- dren from the ragged schools were introduced into the room. They were extremely clean and neat, though their ...

... INCUMBMinED EsrATES.-TITE MOUNTOASHELL PRltOI'ERTY IN TIME COUNTY ANTMIM. PURSUANTT to anl absolute order made in the matter of the Braid eslatc, belonginig to the Earl of AMounteasliell, situato in the Gouiitv Antrite, Mr. G. C. flyndman proceeded, by dL- reeliotis of the Commissioners of thle I iciteniherel Eislates Court, In sell by public auction, Iin his Auction Rooms, 7, Castle-itlace, ...

... I I GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN THE COUTY OF MAYO, 3 (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER). 'Ithe great county of Mayo has spoken out in favour of the principles of the Tenant League, at a very numerous and highly important meeting, which took place on Tuesday, in the town of Castlebar. Here, as at all the previous demon- strations throughout the country, the great cause of tenant e protection appeared ...

... ?? 'rm. UNMXPIECTEOD Iov RiNiEN OF TROOI'S.-The Iiritihl Army Dispatch says :- His Gracc the Colslillanter-ii-Chief has expiesseil an opiionll that the safety of the country cannot in aniy degree be reckonedl on duirinpg the year next ens in g, vitlhiut ail additional foree of 50,000 ncii being added to the present establishmeat. A partial erolnrict of the militia is contemlplateil for ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENIT] sni. VlkNNA, DEC. 14.-The Emperor has issued the deI following general order to the army gui Vienna, Dec. 12. illy army has completely fulfilled all the difficult exigen- qee cies of warlike preparations. I have to thank their excellent we spirit, devotion, and discipline for this. rec A portion of the same, the 4th battalions (of Regiments) ino and Landweihr, ...

... I e- I William ,honsell, Esq., of Tervoe, D.L., M.P. for the Ott)f Limerick, has been received into the Catholic d The tendency of Mr. Monsell's mind towards the bo f, and adeion to Catholic doctrines has been no «d t for some time past. It is announced in the Times of erdov that the honourable member for Limerick made his 1e *0of Catholic faith last week, at Gracediea Manor, of Ambrose Lisle ...

... LECTURE BY DR. EDGAR ON TIHE CONNAUGIHT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. OrN Wednesday evening. at..1vlf-past seve n o'eloc l, a very interesting and( instrite~lee lecture was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Edbar, in the Fisherwick-place selhool-roorn, onl the progress of, airid difficulties encountered ?? thea Industrial scho ols tin the province of Conrnaughit. A great pritortion of the laidience, which was ...

... ?? ?? ER- R ! t Av: , en~r tbaz. rr.?W Dap,.D tod the e can egs . ' ft )CES !rik t~i~ rooifngC irateIN diaru?45,i2>b)ia . 44l~tria w2i , 'e ?? j~eis 0 wl Ijto u q p latel AO the tat, of tdited, W il oh yotja s whi of things in 1850. I wsu there lmt4Wsjy,- jd £ttzdedl tha church of Eng d Iex w;1 i ~ein to . 1hniidateY~b wthoul ?? wc ?? 2env~se ]thn gat~om thetltbgPde' w1hct elce' Siat beutlfW l ...

... TI II, UNITED STATES. Li[Y ELECTiUC TELEGR[APII.1 rIROJM oil I OWN CORlRESPO?NDENT.j |Li rtlro ., Trfl'ivSDAY AFTERNOON.-Thie United Srtare 'lail stcalle-ship Atlantic has just completed asothue ptlsaleacross the ocean, arid brinlgs dates frnjl ?? Vurk to the 7th December, one day sub- ?? to the departure of the Franklin (which artived at Soutthainipton the 18th instant). The A-lalitie ...

... A number of laymen have addressed tie Archbishop of Canterbury for advice on three points:-J. Whether they should not leave the churches in which tractarian ceremonies were persisted in ? 2. Whether electors should pledge candidates for parliament 1 3. Whether alterations in the Prayer Book and Act of Uuiformity should not be sought forl His Grace has returned the following reply to one of the ...

... - WEST - - U-R- - -DIN WvEST DERBY GUARD)IANS. The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this J union was held on Wednesday, in the Board-room of the workhouse. Mr. Roskell occupied the chair. The other F guardians present were the Rtev. Mr. Badnall, Messrs. Harrison, Brown, Coward, Jeffires, Brown, H. Edwvards Leger, Bunting, Lunt, Pilkington, IV. B. Jones, Hyde: M Shaw, and J. Edwards. ...