... RELIGIOUS DLEOMIINATIONS IN ENGLAND. The work of Mr. Horace HMnn, assistant-commissioner to the census, on Religious Worship in England and Waloes has beun printed witlliu the last few days. Thc origin of tbis work is as ?? preparations were beih, xnade foir taking the last census, it was considered most advisable, if pos:ible, by means of the complete machinery to be emploved, to seice upon ...

... THiE HCORSE UUARDS. We are a-sured, on what We bclieve, to 'be red authority, th?at Ltod fardlinge ohi Wedneesday gnav in his resignation as c ,m rmd yr-i o-chiel of the . v that his lo'rdship i9 to be cceusdiA by Lorid Ralglart; and that (3elleval Bwo ri will rdsumne his former appointimert tus Adjaumr-adentral.-Mro iuugt oaf, T1111l1t tSy. 0__ ...

... :?Flvrmy oub lavy. Deatb of General Lord Beresford. -We have to announce the decease of General Viscount Beresford, ?? which took place on Sunday evening at his seat, Redgebmy Park, Kent. William Carr Beresford, son of the first Marquis of W~aterford, commenced his distinguished military career in 1785, when lie was appointed an Ensign of the 6th Foot. His first active service was in 1793, ...

... l jreilh& (folol't Agru 4llany. TRAVELLING IN TURKEY. f The following extracts from the special correspondence of e the Clhronsicle, dated Schumla, December 7, will be read with t interst- s To plungef wi scedlias -es, the travellers (as Mr. Albert c Smith would say), we would suppose, are on the road to- anywhere. They are two in number; they are enveloped in e frer; their legs look like ...

... I D . -IRJS'SIA AtND TUI'IWIY' The dl 1iloteh~s 11010 Conlstantinople brought by the ICaradoc sere of the 1 h They miiolor the intelil- gence already ree'eived hy thle te Ic raph with ruference Bt io theile Vcep tan c by' th P0110 to 01hI i Vial 101, [otnkll2 thle ?? calrea s9~ctihcd, mid the most inlpoi-1 tanot of whielh cocr It oec - n'flt Darltultan sel Priiicisei lkiei all 11the argiohi ...

... THIE MARRIAGE OF PIERCE WYNNE YORKE ESQ., Or DYFFRYN ALED. (T/0 om 'fJoolmer's Eteter and Plymoutle Gazele.') The mnarriage of Pierce Wynne Yorke, Fsq.. of Dvffi'yn Aled, to Lucy Penelope, eldest daughter of Sir Trevor and Ladly WNheler, announced in another columni of this paper, took place at the Parish Church of Little Torriglton, otl Thiursdaly last. Although the w ?? was not as propitious ...

... I At the usual rmeeting, last Saturday, seven elected I L'r ?? only vwere present. John Jones, Esq. of eff Llanfii r, in the chair. a I The ?? correspondenee was produced and oct read :-A letter fiom the Lunatic Asvlum, explain- Sat ing some matters called for by the l;st Bo;ard. A caI letter from the late master, soliciting a tes ?? I o !his services, A leuter f-om he specto *- of Num- hpe ? ...

... PROGRESS OF VVELSH NMIN[NG ?? 8 rlY J. Y- WATS0ON, ESQt , F. G. S. i th 'ged Fil 'rYs ' The TeitthIAnmzei Review. -Ft or; ?? Afining Jo&mir V ll F, ,iottehire, - e n ines, tak n, them i generally, prt ti u- I.ve dis.i, t ?? I, -ecta Inm, tile oies %Vhut-ll ?? be ail ppel;rilig to I i i' fits 8or tiuiciiC5. At Nerilyt), up- 01'111 wasi ds o' £30.000 worth oft teiol was rakied abtive lioe J not ...

... WHY BE ILL ? There is another practical point connected with the study of medical psychology, which comes within the range of our in- vestigation. It has reference to the influence of the will upon the physical organism. It has been maintained that the per- sistent direction of the volitional power to a particular organ or structure will eventually induce a morbid activity in the part, and ...

... g? ?. Monte ?? frosolon. p- Thc Duchess of Glouceetor has been passing the holidays in comparative retirement at Gloucester House, by the advice of her physicians, owing to 1hr floval Highniess's rather isfiim health. She wvill riot qnit her residence during the present winter. Mr. W. H. Frederick Cavendish is appointed Groom-in- Waiting to her Majesty, in the room of the Hon. fl. Boyle, IT ...

... FREEMASONRY.--CELEBRA'rION OF THE . CEN'TE8NARY OF THE ST. GEO1RGE'S LODGE OF rHARMONY, No. 35, LIVERPOOL. T lhe celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the establishment of this highly inlllsential, respectable d ind excellently conducted Ludge ?? Ancient Free and d Accepted Masons, anl wvhich is one of the oldest in the Plrovines ,vas held on Wednesday evening, the rcgu- d i Lodge ...

... 411drtopolltanl New~. THE GREAT METROPOLITAN POULTRY SHOW. Saturday was the last day appointed by the rules of the Club for the reception of specimens, and althoughmach delay had been created by the stoppage of the railways, in arrivals from various parts of the kingdom, still up to Saturday even- lg, there were very few of the specimens entered which had not arrived. It is the greatest ...