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... The foundation festival for the establishment of thla io- stitutioo, intended to provide a home for the superannuated and disabled clergy of the United Church of England and Ireland, took place at the London Tavern yesterday, under the presidency of Mr. BOOKER, M.P., supported by about 150 friends of the Church—:i large portion of the Company consisting of the wording clergy, Who best know the ...
... Tar ?? is a bill intituled An Act to regulate the employment of Females, young Persons, and Chil- dren in Bleaching, Finishing, and Dyeing Works:- Whereas it is expedient to provide for the regulation of the hours of labour of females, young persons,.and chil-, dren employedin bleachirng,finishing, and dyeing -works, such persons not being within-tbe provisions of a sta- tute passed in a ...
... CBLFBRATION OF THE UNION BETWEEN e VNGLAND AND F1RANCE. A. general pubic meeting was held on Wednesday at the gyptian-hall, Mansion-house, to receive a report from the conmitte n of easgmenent on the proceedings proposed to be taken at a national febtival in celebration of the union between Englsnd and France, and to-adopt measures there- upon. The Lord Mayor took .the chair at 2 o'clock, by ...
... AN ABSTRACT OF THE NET PRoDuCE OF THE EVENUE' OF GAEAT BRITAIN, _IN TH3 YBA3S A4ND QUARTER8 MDED Jitt 5, 1853, AND 1854. Quarters ended Oct. 10, Jans. 5, April 5, Juy8 1802. 81. 1853. 1833. Castods . ?? 4,841,384 4,432,882 4,941,137 ?? 3,389,646 2,098,881 3,795.817 Stamps. ?? 3,618,029 1,657,749 1,674,14 ?? 159,215 1,19873 111,476 1,310,492 Property Tax. ?? 1,918,581 468,238 2,152,281 1,053 ...
... THE EXETER PING ?OST. T 2: HURSDAIY, JuLy 6, 1854. b, ?? aewrs trnom the EasIt. within the last few diV0, iE if ?? of an exciting, is at least of adeeply interesting w ehareter.` The retreat -of the Russians from the w Daiwbe is oonfirmed, though it does not smyear that h the -Principalities are to, be evabuited at a ima& V of' high consideration for Austria. Moldavia is at CA present ...
... I- _I Up to our latest dates,. the reply of the czar to the Austrian ultimatum had not been received; but we have intelligence, folly confirmed, that the. Russian :army is in fill retreat through:the principalities. De- -feated successively at Oltenitza, atCitate, and before Silistria with General' Schilders killed, and General ~Ludcrs killed,.! saud *Princei PsskiewitschE seriously thrde' w- ...
... . A letter from Malta, of the 24th ult., announces that the steam corvette Cheh Per, and another smaller steamer, the Sudaver, belonging to the Ot- toman navy, had just anchored in that port. They were bound to Alexandria, to fetch arms and stores which had been placed at the disposal of the Turkish army by the Pacha of Egypt. The following order of the day was published by Prince Napoleon, ...
... ' THE WAR. WN7E; rejoice to say that the Rnssian army mwhichl so lately menlaced Silistria aitd occupied the line of the Danube is in full retreat, by forced marches' to-wards Moldavia, if not towards the Pruth. The retreat was only just int time, for it is now announced ill Parliasneist that Austria has formed a convention witlh Turlecy to occupy Wallachia and Moldavia if Russia should ...
... .PARLIAM EENT AR Y LAST NIaIHT. (BY ELEC'TRICP TELEGRAPII.) ra 1HOUSE OF LORDS. The House suet at five o'clock. arc THE 31INISTERIAL CANGES, The Earl of lMALHESBURY gave notice that on Mon- Lof day he should put a question to Government respecting the ro- re-arrangement of certain public offices, particularly that of war and the colonies. DIVORCE BILL. sin Lord R EDESDALL gave notice that upon ...
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... ariulturt. FARM OPERATIONS FOR JULY. TuE late rains have stimulated the growth of weeds in no ordinary degree, and, in the majority of cases, the green crops also, which, with the general routial 'business of the farn-viz., haymraking and hoeing the- green crops-will render the present month one of harassing and anxious care and attentive watchfulness to the farmier. Hay.-This being the most ...
... I =. ?? THE CATHOLIC ~OHU * . (n Monday hsetp weheld theq m pt!$ts~oom otoratlon olf Mlrd. Elizabeth Bebe, oi' tbis to~wn, tbe motli'er of our excel-' Xlen, ipar '$priest;', he.Bev.- James'., Roc he.' ',It'wtas zattended by the bishop antd over~forty clergy!., 7AtShigh~inase3the Rev eIamnes, Roebe, P P, officiated .as high ?? R;oche, CO, Eonlscorthy, as dea~con, end Father JoiLii Roche, OS0 F, ...