... I LICHFIELD DIOCESA?; BOALRD OF EDUCATION. I A special meeting of this beard was held at the Diocesan ¶ in cola atena imnhm, in the dioces of oretr Beiemebrofhebadthere were a iaunt ber of thle subscribers tot the institution present. Th Lor 0a Biho of the Diocese presided, and there were also present th: l~ord Caithorpe, Lurd Lyttelton, W. 'Mundy, Esq., MIP., the Very Rev, the Dean of ...

... FRANCE, The Emperor and Empress have completed their provincial tour, which has this week been attended by the ijsual inci- st dents; adulation on) one side, and condescending courte'y on5 the, other. At Arras, the Mayor presented the Emperor All with the keys; and the Emperor returned them, saying, as is usual, that they could not be in better keeping. Here, howv- en ever, the Bishop told the ...

... THlE TURKISH QUESTION. _Nothing absolutely new, with respect to Russo- Turkish matters has transpired during the past week -that is, not anything coming with authority. The advance of four (not six) ships of war to -he Golden Ihorn is still sajd to be a precautionary measure to protect the English and French subjects, and not for military purposes. But, says the Times:- Although it may not ...

... ard LAMENTAHWE DEATiiv.-Three young English ladies were ler- found dead ii few days since in Paris; they were lying on to rnattressps, withtihe remains of apan of charcoatlnear tlem: to ?? two oif them were daughters and the other the nliece or a so: ies- wyidow of an English officer, and are represented to have been sa tiol, inl needy cit-cuanistances. Other accounts assign ceason of lo g ...

... THsz FLEET AT Covz.-Of Thursday evening the ship- had their steam up, and were momentarily expected to start. The contemplated review did not take place. A civic bans quet to the Lords of the Admiralty and officers of the feet took place on Tuesday evening, and was attended by the leading personages in the city and county of Cork. Ona the health of Sir James Graham and the other Lord of the ...

... DERI BY AIERCURY. WEDNESDAY. SFPTEMUBER 2'S, IS53. I de ! th Some few events of the week have been, if not of any great shi importance (what event can appear important while the as- wit pect of Eastern affairs remains unimproved?) at least of to interest. ma Court news is enlivened by an interesting scene which he hai towk place at Balmoral, on Thursday. 'Much progress Ns in been made in the ...

... THE BURGLARY AT KNOWSLEY-H.ALL. .I ! . A.A.. - Aat +ht , Arin . hurc1arv er We briefly announced in our last tnat a aaring eurgiluy !h had been committed at an early hour on Monday morning 10sp a- at Knowsley-hall, the seat of the Earl of Derby, The that burglars, it appears, carried off some money and a number loca in of valuable articles from the dressing-rooms of the Earl and atta ie ...

... Her Majesty's vacht Victoria and Albert, Captain Crispin I feu` flag of Rear-Ad'miral Lord Adolphus Fitzchrence, ?? sur will be docked nect week to have the alterations made we Cej have alreadv noticed. The annuai promotions of her (lfficers I tli( took place on Thursdav. Lieutenant Carter (senhur lieu- i , tenant) is made Commander, and Messrs. Wilmsot (thh'd s) I hai of Sir Henry Wilmot, ...

... There is aL man out west wvho is so bent upon accomplishing e. his purpose that he has become hunchbacked. aCome here, sonny, and tell usle what the four seasons are. nPepper, mustard, salt, and vinegar-thlem's what mamnnla 'dalways seasons with. 1 Mary, put that boy to be~d ;he is so tdsharp lie will cut somebody. A Jnuetlm._A 'cute down easter says he once saw a fellow De who could lie ...

... be seen thence with the raged eye. MErTINo AT STArFORD ON THE EASTERN QUEsTio-,. n O Monday week a crowded meeting of the inhabitants of Staf- ford, convened by public requisition to the Mayor, was held in the Lyceum, for the purpose of memorialising the Queen on the Russian invasion of the Turkish Provinces. The Mayor occupied the chair, and a series of resolutions were passed. LEx.-The ...

... YE i,..d 1,.- A, Ann n pw Es IIn Much excitement has been caused of late by a new Ial Vil instance of intolerance on the part of the Tuscan do Government. It is rather as being part of a system, me than as a case of special hardship or cruelty to an sir individual, that Eve call attention to the circumstance. as, Indeed, it is exactly the non-exceptional character of Ki the course pursued by ...

... -S-E EASTERN AFFAIRS. the aj (From John Bull). .that When the Russian army crossed the Pruth, a carsus belit that I was established; .var was, in fact, not only declared, butemc icommenced. The Earl of Aberdeen, however, was deter- empcar mired that it should not be so if he could help it. In sorry he em imitation of the Great Captain who never knew when hie was sc -beaten, our Premier ...