... Presidents and Vice-Presidents mre— ITbw. *• LOBD BIBHOP OF BOCHESTER t*?Sbl? archdeacon burney. X*'tt- ({&**!BUXTON, Bam. g [^ pISNET, ?? F. 8.8., F.BJL, te. A PUBLIC MEETING be HeW in tbe SHTBE HALL, CEELMSPOBD, ?? Big ?? *^ *» *• to™' TH E REV. EDWIN SIDNEY, .f Cornard Parva, Suffolk, has consented to attend as {^Deputation from the Directors of tbe Asylum. Skinner, BA-, the Rev. James T. ...

... By letters of the 24th of March we learn that on Palm Sunday there was a battle between the Greek and Armenian Christians, in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, about lamp. Several persons were wounded. The Catholics were neuter, The English missionaries were turned out of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre because they behaved in an unseemly manner when the procession passed on Good Friday.’’ A ...

... to assemble for Twenty-Eight TRAIN!* 0 and EXERCISE, in the High Street of a« fS JeT tt Ten o clock on the Morning of TUESDAY, the C °f j «» v iaswat- 2**' GIBSON, Clerk to the Lieutenancy. East India House, 18th May, 1803. is ©iben, ,iTtbe Court of Directors of the East India Company TSi rwci'e TENDERS from parties willing to Contract ?? CAMDI-ES, use of their Depot, at Warley Barracks, ...

... The hist mail brought intelligence of the submission the Caftre chief Kreili, ami the latest accounts now bring full details of the termination of hostilities with the more powerful liaika chief Sandilli, whose lands the Amatolas have been declared forfeited. The tribe will nevertheless be permitted, under the responsibility of their hereditary chief .Sandilli. to live in peace in the country ...

... management of a large Household Establishment and the duties of a Head Nnrae. She must be of active business habits, not under 30 years of age, tni fully capable of personally superintending tbe kitchen, the l»ondry! the cutting ont and making np dresses and clothing, directing the female patients in needle-work, and superintending t Ue female wards, nurses, female servants, and sick rrfimU ...

... at the SHIRE HALL, in CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the 17th day of May • stant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for the trial of Offenders • Custody or under Recognizance for Offences cognizable at !L Quarter Sessions ; of which all persons concerned are re- auired to take notice. Dated Uth May, 1858. GIBSON, Clerk of the Peace. MILITIA. Xottrr i* ?_>rrrfip tittbrtt, THAT THE ESSEX RIFLES, being ...

... It is understood that the christening of the infant Prince will take place towards the end of June, when he will receive the names of Leopold George Duncan Albert.*’ His Majesty the King of Hanover, the Prince of Uohenlohe-Langenburg, and the Princess of Prussia are expected to arrive in England to be present at the ceremony; at which, with her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge, ...

... The House of Assembly at Jamaica, previous to its rupture with the Executive, had been busily engaged in vindicating its privileges, to which end had imprisoned in the county gaol of Middlesex no less personage than the Hon. William Stevenson, one of the judges of the Supreme and Assize Courts, and had ordered to the bar of their House, Mr. John Gastello, the editor of the J-'almouth Post, for ...