... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MOND.ALY, Feb. S. The LoaD C9AN-CV.LLO informed their lordships that he had just received a second letter from Admiral pandas, enclosing one from Admiral 1lamtelin, espress. inZ on behalf of himself and the offieers of the French fleet Rgenerally his thanks for the hollourconferredj upon them by the vote of their lordsthip's house. The Eadt of AztnrDE6N ?? lords, I am under the ...

... 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 ...

... THE MIINISTRY. (From the Globe.) ar We believe! that the only chanizes in the Cabinet will ieonsist of the addition et Lord Il'ntnuce, and thle re- tirenient of Lord Aberdee.n. Lordl Jonn Rtussell. anld the whc Duke 01 Necars!tle. The followvin!_ therefore, is the C;e' li-t of the new Cabinet -ee First Lord of thle Treamiry. -Viscount Palmcraton. wa Lornt Chaticellor.-Lord Cruancorth. b ...

... Sier AND WOUNDED.-At tlhree p.M. on Monday, a party of sick and *wounded soldiers from the Crimneat. 120 in number. arrised in Chatham by espress train i from Portsmouth. They were received at the statiol at Strood by a fatigue party from Chatham parrigofn, %ith cots rmd stretchers, in charge of Garrison Serieani E Major Conlin . The invalids re uirinz assistance, and who were unable to walk ...

... ' liy PsovEl Hlighness the l)u'c of Cnmbridge wniteai on the Queen on Saturday, at Uncliehaimn Palace. and di had an interriewr of some duration nitb her Majesty. u The illustrious duke has received complimentary visit- Th, pit Wsr an ttmen thil St. Jarncss Psalce. front r.earlh all of the nersors of diitinction at present in London. of ?? capt cr of the order of the (narter waxs hld on ...

... T)ESRaTC1H £S FROM1 LORD RAC &LMN. Frhe London rwzefle of Friday, Fe' b. 2, ]S.) | jlis Grace the Vuke of Newcastle has xeived a de. , teb. of which the, following is copy, addressed to ?? by Field Mtrshal the Lord Ragben, ?? Before Sebastopol, Janus ry 15, IBm. my Lord D ?? fall of ?? has bi -en aver great for the last thre cldas, and it is now fuIIl, z foot deep; which. I am r.W s a i5 u o ...

... The following is an extract from a letter has been re- ceived by Dr. Heldenmaier of the Pestalozzian school, Worksop. from one of hhs former pupils, who is now an ofiicer in the 92nd Highlanders Calling on our acusaintanecs in the army, swe find one haw du- a hole in the bottom of his teot some three feet deep, and has had a fire-place rigged out; you im- mediately pronounce him comfortable, ...

... THY CHASS..-'The Suffolk Fox Hounds meet Thuis Day, Feb. the 10th. at Needham street; on Tuesday, the 13th, at Tostock Grent ; on 11T hrsdny. the 15th. at Bradley Fos; on Saturdny, the I lh, at thc Bunbury Arms. Barton: each da(v at I before 11, The Esacs and Suffolk Fox Bounds meet on Tuesday, Feb. the 13th, at Thorrington hall; on I riday. the 11th, at Hintlesham Park Gate: each dar at f ti ...

... 4203 fENPONDENCE. To ?? E96or of ?? Iptrn~c Jouruel. St R,-Aliow me to forward you a copy of a letter re. cently received by Maria Adams from her huasbnd Serjeant dasms. Royal Artillery, who wen: ?? to l Erst the early part of last year.. Sbould you conlider it calculated to interest the Pub. lic, you ate at liberty to insert it in your lsurn.l. I have the honour to be, Sir. I Your very ...

... 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 ...

... The Frenc i Court has gone into mourning for three weeks on account or thc deaths of the Queen Dowager and the reigning Queen of Sardinia. It has now been decided that the Foreign Legion shall assacubie for drill and training at IHeliloland; and Lieutenant Lempricre, with a detachment of Royal Sappcrsaaud Liners, will leave Woolwich for that is. land durin-gthe lbresent week, to erect huts, ...