... FRIDAY, JANUARV 10, 1851. CHURCH EXTENSION. WE are glad to have to announce that the Arch- bishops of CANTERBI/RY and YORK, and the Bishops of LONDON and WINCHESTER, have respectively addressed a Letter to their Clergy authorising them on Sunday week next, the 19th instant, to preach Sermons in their several Churches and to make Col- lections, in aid of Church Extension, as one of the most ...

... THE UOKFIELD BURGLARY. -1 I - 1 . -1 1 I - a IR ?? .. An 1-1 ?? enl of RE-EXAMINATION AND COMM11ITTAL OF THlE lie PRISONERS. etTucEaasnt-WELLS,SutsaJn1. The pristnere charg-ed withi being conernued in the lic buirglaryi~ at Downland-hoa-se, the resitlence of thle Misses raratcoambo, were againl brought tip this morning fer cc- to examiaction at the Town-hell, Tasaribdg-weilo, The - tof court ...

... ¶toubon. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1661. FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY MoIos.xo. The Ministerial cr;is is just as far from being con- cluded as it was four days ago. Nt. Leon Faucher has abandoned the task of formainga Cabinet upon finding that none of the leaders of the party of order would join him. It is now thought that the Prosident will be forced to choose a Ministry composed principally of per- ...

... ILOTI-0011. MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1851. Mr. .1. A. Curtis is appotitetl her Britannic Majesty's i Lose1 (withtout salary) at Cologne. Mr. James Dow- lanu -i afpointed collector of intersal revenue at the )latrra. lNI. Gabriel Froper is appointed a me-nber of the cuncil at thie Mauritius. Dr. Polieute Cavalier is appoined a tcember of thc legislative council of St. TuE Loin LIErTENANCY OF ...

... . .. . At the Farceihm petty semtious, hold on the 6th iost. before Sir J. A. Omnimanny, n.c.B. Chairman, Lord H. Cholmendeley, John B-ardnmore, Spencer Smith, Johb Deverell, Esqrs. and Colonel Le Blanc W William Morti- more, keeper of the Thrte Gains, on Gorport Beach, appeared to anewer to an informssation laid by the police officers, charging him with allowing persons of notoriously bad ...

... FRANCE. The results of the coalition in France have not been long delayed. A conspiracy has been just discovered, the plans of which have been for the last day or two known to the authorities. At 9 o'clock on Monday night, the mem- bers of the association called the Unes des Communes' assembled at the place of meeting of the Associated Cooks at the Barrier Pigole. The moment the conspirators ...

... MVIISCEILL4ANEOUS. The French Ministers have resigited en masse, in conse- quencc of the Inst check given in therefusal of tlie Assemn- bly to allow nn ndjornnment for a few days for the sake of enalhing the Minlster of War to repiy to the ivterpellation of Napoleon Bonaparte. The Tay steamer, with the West Indian and Mexican mnils, arrived on WVenesday morning, at Southampton. The commercial ...

... To the EDITOR of the OXFORD JOURNAL. Sir,-In your Paper of last week you have inserted a letter from A Consumer on the gas question. I think from the general tone of that letter the gentleman appears to know but very little of the position of the Oxford Gas Company. With respect to their expenditure and income, I must confess, -when -L1ptibshed -ty iret letter, .I had no wish in any way to ...

... THE iAG-YAR HUSSAR. TuE Austrians had ida 'the, battle; the Hungarians had lost it. The Austrian general Was taking his ease in his quarters, with his staf 'arouud him;',an officer entered, and reported the capture of a huzzar. Bring him in, gaid the General; iho. Was in ex- cellent hulmour. He himself wore the uniform of the hussar regiment he' had formerly commanded, and had unbuckled his ...

... TRANSLATION of An address and memorial to his Eminence Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman, Archbishop of Westminster &c., ec., 3c., agreed to by the Roman Catholic Clergy of the Diocese of Beverley, - in meeting assembled at Selby, in Yorkshire, on Tuesday, the 14th of January, 1851, the Very Reverend the Dean of the District being in the chair. May it please your Eminence graciously to receive this ...

... ADDRESS O0 THlE REV. DRi. 'MONTOOM R il., Tirr first of a series'- of lecttures connected with the cirdumstances of the present times, in reference to re- ligion, was' delivered din Friday evening, at seven o'clock, in the Music 1ld6l, by the Rev. Dr. Montgdo- mery, to a large and respectable auditory. The Rev. Doctor commenced bysaylig he had chosen for his texts -oin ?? xvi, 3, Ye can ...

... THE NEWS-LETTER AND THIE NEW YEAR. Is i1 ?? . . I . I . - .. ?? ?? aIL allltre the taste and feeling which prompted the classic people of ?? to soleninise and inaugurate their new undertakings, by selecting for their coin- menceinent seasons of festivity and circumstances of happy onion; and, though the light of revelation for- bids us to share in the superstition, we acknowledge the poetic ...