... CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY OF THlE PRO- VINCE OF CANTERBURY. On Tuesday morning both Houses of Convocation assembled in the Jerusalem Chamber, adjacent to ?? minster Abbey. Alter prmyers the members of the Upper House adjourned to the Bounty.offlce, where their deliberations were proceeded with. The Archbishop of Canterbury presided in the Lawer House; there were also present the Eishops of ...

... DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (From the London Gafte of Fridav. Feb. 16.) YWa DxvF.ParuE.nm, Feb. 16, 185S. Lord Panrmure has this day received a despatch. ot which the following is a copy. addressed to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle by Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, ?? Before Sebastopol, Feb. 3, 185S. .My Lord Duke,-Nothinc fias oca-rred in tront of the British lines since I wrote to your Grace ...

... NAVAL AND -MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. The steam-frigate 'Magieienne. 16, Captain Thomas no Fisher. arrived in Plymouth Sound on Suturday from tel the Baltic, where she has been employed for upwvards 24 of nine months. The Magicienne h%% on board three as Rnssian deserters, who left some line of battle ships at an Swsaborg. Oneol theseisasilvmnmitb, andhasgiwen d2 evidence of his skill since ...

... CAMBRI DGE. BACHELOR OF ARTS' COmIMENCEMENT, Januury 2,, 18;55. I Qna~ionizes vive candidaesfor 1roure s MATHEMATsICAL EXAMI:NEll John Sykes.' M.A., Pemhroke-college, Rev. Joseph WolrtenbolmCe. M.A.. Cbnss's-colkge. I CLASSICAL EXAMINERS. Joseph Adderly Cbithele Helm, i.A.. Jesus. college. Fenton John Anthony lort, ALA., Trinity-college. EXAMINERS IN THE ACTS, UPlSTLE5. ECCLEShASTICAL ...

... CONVOCATION OF TIHE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. Both Houses of Convocation muet on Friday for the ditpateh of business. The Upper House met at eleven o'clock. and imae- distely (after prayers) adjourned until three p.n. At the latter hour The Bishop of Oxronr presented a report upon the subject of church-rates, from a joint committee. re- questini: leave to sit again. The prayer wass granted. The ...

... THE LATE RE R LE FROST. The great Creator has said that there shall be signs in the beavens. and to a certain extent lie has given to man powrer to foresce, and liberty to speak, of what is to comen but he also telk us that much shall he hidden: and I lianve often reminded those wvho read my remarks. that * His ways are past finding out. Thus it now is. that from the fine mild and drF ...

... I t* Int atlirfy to tcs n-o ubseriberr, t Ae fro hemmntiorn that it it out ?? to pu6!ish the Railway, 74rme ! Ta sar in a Stpplekrflt the o 0 i AN 4L the first rreek I in eachtnonth. :-Ilerti:nmentsfor thii portion of lAE I aesptper ibldd be sent at thne rommenwcmefl of the I I freek. I IPsWIv§cli ,qrtocrdafy Febrvesay 24. IEXT EASTERN C(UaNTzFS ANcD EASTERNC U.NZos' RAIL- ?? report of the ...

... IpWeb LigRhi and Pavig Corn.tISSO N The Inonthir meeial was held at the To-~ el yesterd~ay, Mr. Charles Burton in the chair. TrlE QVETIOt OF SVVZRAG7- An unuseiion ?? WM gse oth ?? b 'NpeTe Mr anee tof iut.Ct torld Phiflripps tad Roeirt frni the Surveyor the estimated cost Of seweratge for the parish of Stoke. ce h aih .rie, SclanvsVoi %aid, he had inspecdtepri, with Lient.-CoI. Phiflipps and ...

... Tfl3 1Al'IL 0 CARDIGAN AND SIR CHARLES - , 'IAPIER. On Tuesday light the Itight liorn. the Lord Mayor gave his usual aisriual dinner to the alderiaen and other dignitaries of the city at the Mansion-howse. The pro- ceeilitig- on the c'cas'on derived theirchief, if not their only interest, Iritm tile circullstance that among- thre gquosts invited to the dinner were the larl of Cardigan and ...

... OU~R~f .PASTORAL AID SOCMlThN EAST SUPFOLii D IPSWICH ASSOCLATION. S0mo3s 'nad of bi s~tie we' S hdo Chuh f S. tephen. ltsswicb. The dati- trv n2 c , t in the Council Chamber, at ?? Hall. on mIondii3. Ote Rev. HenrY Barne, Titr° f l.rir.Jon !, rh.9, atten:lin tas the deputrtion. The R~ev. T, DAV1Vq0sO; who was clledt h h ?? Rev.in~ T. DAnit°sUaid the Church Pastoral Aid ..t tilt wornill: ...

... TIHE WVEST COAST OF AFRICA. Scptember 29, IS4.-F05 some time past her Malies. ?? troops (consisting of a detachment of the Gold CoatS Corps, stationed at Christianstorg Castle, with the following ?? AV. Bird. commandant. Lieut. Brownell, Lieut. Duke, Ensign Clarke. and Staff .Assistant Surgcon A. firaves Powcr. M.D.) have been grossly insulted, nndt on several occasions both olicers and men ...

... COL.CHESTER AND STOUR VALLEY LAILWAY.I IThe half.vearlv met inz of the direcors and shatr. holders of thig coopzsnvvas held tt their officesChurch. I trcett Llhester, on Wednesday. Thechairman, T.L. Ewen. Esq., said the s1tatement of accotslt1 and the report were already ijn their hands, and he w.as not aware that there was any matter callin. for observation frotm him. vlic haad to-day to ...