... The principal leaders of the movement, whose names Ain acquired such notoriety for awhile, are no longer united De' among themselves. Mr. Everett and Mr. Griffith remain in the service of the Reform Committee ; Mr. Dunn is now his pastor of a small Congregationilist Church in Sheffield, and !,e is becoming one of the stoutest advocates of the peculiar ! , church views of that body; Mr. ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL AND RELIGIOUS INTELLI- 1 GENCE. Ite BEFTCE1S AND AiPPOINTME.NTS VACANT.6c of RrEcTORY.-Yarmoultb, isle of Wight, diocese Winchester; fror to value. 1001. Patron, Lord Chancellor. Rev. R. Little, do-pe h. ceased. ThE ice VtCARAGE.-Chucktiey, Notts., diocese Lincoln; value, IThe his 1931. Patron. Earl Manvere. kiev. T. White. deceased. the in PERPrAl CuRser.-BradsltSw, Halifax. ...

... to Rainforth, have been agreed to. TirE LATI ATTE3PTl EIA UMUItDEE NEARi EX.TIRn.-The Jew a pedlar, who was found in a copse near Exeter, nearly dead. a t haS, to the great surprise of every person, ailmost recovered v frum thle dreadful injuries inflicted on him. lie still persists . in saying that no weapon was used about him; although, on e first becoming sensible, he stated that the ...

... i - - I DERBY MERICURtY I WEDNESDAY, JNE 15, 1853L SUMMARY OF THE WVEEK. light I ZLJil.NEi'Y Uft 11T h r dentI The previous arrangements of the court 1ere ?? A week; and instead of going to Ascot oil Tuesday, tb;e 4 )pen and Prince Albert did not leave 3uckiflghalu the Windsor till the afternoon of that day--°5 On g' 1 morning Prince Albert, the Prince of WIa-les, and Pril.'e rc ngi- fred ...

... notice that he would 4 call attention to the affairs of Turkey on Friday next. The Earl of ELLENBOROUCOH moved for papers connected t with the Burmese war, and commented in severe terms upon n the policy and expenses of that war. After some observations from several noble lords, the sub- ject dropped, and their lordships adjourned. n }IHOUSE OF COMMONS, MaONDAY, June 6th. is Mr- HETworTH ...

... om UOVERNESSES. iN 5SE On Friday last, the first public examination of the pupils, al re- thirty-six in number, in the Diocesan Training Institution E or for Governesses took place in one of the class-rooms of the so L institution. The chair, on this interesting occasion, was ]1 occupied by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lichfield. T who had been the guest of Sir H. S. Wilmot, Bart.. and ...

... IMANCtFST~, StterFrxrr.o, AND LiNCOLtsitSttt RAteLW.A -Mr. Baillie repoted front the committee on cis bhill that the proposed new works are to he executed out of funds which the company are authorised to raise. The length ol' the deviation line is two Miles six furlongs, the steepest gradient being I in io, and the smallest ralins of a curve 16 chains. u, The estimate eost of the deviation is ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, T~uUtsDAY, May 26. Certain returns connected with the alleged increase of per- jury were ordered on the motion of Lord Brougham. n The Aggravated Assaults Bill was read a second time On the motion of Lord Granville. The Common Lodging.houses Bill passed through com- mittee on the motion of Lord Shaftesbury, and was reported. The Evidence and Procedure Bill was reid a second ...

... hEICESTERSHIRE. lug CASTLE DoNiNno'os.-By invitation of Marcus Huish, of Esq., the committee of the Castle Donington Branch of the eN a British and Foreign Bible Society, the committee of the th Ladies Association connected therewith, and other friends, w and met at his house on Tuesday, the 24th ult., and partook of Si a bountiful table, accompanied by a most hearty welcome I d from Mr. and ...

... MARRIAGE IN HuGH LIFE. ..I -a i -nln, 15nw S1 *rs On Tuesday (last week, 'as scolemnised, at St. George's n-, Church, Hanover-square, the marriage of Miss Constance rid Havkins, eldest daughter of Capt. Francis Hawkins, to Capt. Hcnry Hall, late of the Madras Light Cavalry. The bride weva attired in Madame Jullien's most recent Parisian mode, !s and was supported by six lovely bride's-maids. ...

... - -- ?? SWA31P DaAsaNaaIG.-Mr. Adderley, M.P., communicated p ic o the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society, at their last meeting, the folloing statement of suggestions -in reference to E in- Uiigmd i hmb r on Dumnolo, of Dun- B irswaprna oehi awceie:- The state and -odtorouan 'snrdace f adlying adjoining and 5 nea torivrsbroksandsmal wteroursers, or on low lese ms ae enasujc f oieto ...

... i PROVINCIAL MEI)ICAL AND SURGICAL ASSO- I , CvATION. ULAlii.NIk ~. I Tin annual meeting of the Midland Branch of tuis Asso- the I aton, %~asheld stt Ic Tow %va Museuria, Leicester, on Thu rsdsv,l Ihaia ounsici thre presidency of Thos. Paget, Esq., when a large ofl tks tumber of medical men of this town and neighbourhood, and hoe nt ( ttie adjoining counties, were assembled. Among those tool 1 ...