... A CLERGYMAN IILLING TifE OrrIcE or CIIURCuI- IV.UDEN.-The rector of Ackworth, Yorkshire, has this year appointed the Rev. R. E. Batty, curate of Wragby, as his churchwarden, and the rev, gentleman has accepted the offiee, PRE-REFORMATIoN SERVICE BOOKS-An attempt is made in certain quarters to revive the use of service- bools anterior to the Reformation. Anew 'Companion to Confession and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY, APRIL 7. An address to the Crown for a commission of enquiry into the Cambridgo election was agreed to. Earl GitEY begged to ask whether it was the intention of government to institute any inquiry into the allega- tlions made last session in the other house, relative to the misappropriation of the public money by the New Zealand Company ?-The Duke of NEBvCASTLE thought ...

... MIGRANTS. The Rev. William Harbutt, independent minister, a native of this town, writing to his brother, Mr Thomas Harbutt, North Shields, in a letter dated Port Philip December 22nd, says :-At Melbourne, life is not safe Emigrants are pouring in now at the rate of eight and ten thousand weekly. Twenty pounds a week was offered for a single room to receive a young man dying, but not one could ...

... ELECTIoN OF GUARDIAINS. Nr~w~smr-Th fo~wint getlenca avebeco elected ?? -the enlouingyear -tl~fl Sal '-bteon~lts~rs>, Iba0mas edlly, ?? mlter, Joscph 1Hopper, miller, Willijei itobsoo Loon, groecr, Henry GlyneIgentleman, flobert Bell, .eeds- min, William Berkeley, maltster, John Benson, gracer, Win. Clark, auctioneer, Joseph Armstong, printer, :nd li chard Hlopper, shipbuithier.-St. Andreic's ...

... The following table shows the number of divisions which have taken place during the present session of iparliament, and the attendance, at such divisions, of local members:- I l C11'7kirinav. 2% Easter. 2ote,?. Number of divisions ?? ?? 3 ?? 46 Athorton, Wmi., voted in 4 ?? ?? ?? , Beaumont, W. B. . 5 6. 11 Blackett, J. F. . 6. 15 . 21 Farrar, James ?? .3 ?? 37. . . 1t3 T .Forster, Matthew ?? ...

... ADSOURNED MEETING, WEDNBSDAY, APIIL 13. On the reading of the minutes, Mr A. G. GRAY ob- jected to the amendment upon Mr Burnup's motion, which he had moved and withdrawn at the meet- ing of tho council a fortnight ago, not being stated caetimn; and insisted that even the substance was not ?? HUNTER said it was not necessary to insert a withdrawn ?? BusNno' thought the business of the meeting ...

... b tlhe Editor of the Liverpool Times. SIe,-In the Courier, of to-day, the following paragraph appears : Both the Antelope and the Marco Polo seem to have been unfortunate in their outset. The following letter bag been received in town from Mossrs. Blandy & Sons, Madeira:- Madeira, March 22.-Antelope broke down-air-pump bucket smashed, and air-pulmp rod bent. Send duplicate without delay, to ...

... THE3 CIURCH OF THE DIVINE UNITY, _HE BrU WG f STRUMT. ' - vfP1)?jnflN 9.nflt~i Anril ~~EXT WEDNESDAY AlfiIt'MOUUI, ZDUs il- t three o'clock the FOUNDATION STONE of ?? n Shoel will be laid by TERB 1thi at irch anrd 5ool 8werXbh Dedicatory Ad- MACKIE, Esci. of Manchester- the Ddctr d dress delivered 153 the Re5. J. I1 BEARD, D.D., one of the ministers Of that City; and the Rev. GEORGE HIARRIS ...

... To SIn WrAsc C. TaEVELYAN, BARr., OCATRD1A.N. 1R,-As a temperance reformer, I am constrained S to render you this tributary acknowledgment for the open and undaunted course you pursued in the ful- filment of your duly as president at the late banquet given to Sir George Grey, and I feel the assurance, that the respect and approval of the friends of true temper- ance will be to your mind more ...