... -TE BISHOP OF M.LBOURNEI AND THE COLONIAL CRURCO SOCIETY X We have Il' pleasure in inserting the following extract from a ?? preached in St- Mary's Church, t in this town, on Sundaiy last, by the Bishop of Mel- bourne, on behalf of the Colonial Church School r Society:- It would occupy snore time than the limits of a ser- anon permit to take even the most rapid survey of the I spiritnal ...

... DISPUTE BETWEEN THE ADMIRALTY AND SIR C. CONSTABLE. Before JOHN HILDYARD, Esq., and the Rev. RICHARD HENRY KITOHINGirAN, East-Riding Magistrates, at Patrington, Saturday, May 26. SWINNEY V. TENNISON. The nominal plaintiff is chief boatman in the service of the Crown at Kilnsea, and the nominal defendant is a servant of the Lord Paramount of Holderness. Mr. SaxelTye of Hull, solicitor, appeared ...

... . Yehsterday, at the adjourned quarterly meeting, Aid. Greshans presided at the opening of business, the Mayor having been sent for out of town. Ten freemen were sworn. SESSIONS AND ASSIZES. The TRAsuREsR presented his accounts of the expenses of prosecuting felons at the last Christmas and Easter Sessions and Ycrk Spring Assizes, and the cost of conveyance of convicts from the let January, ...

... ?? _- . re MELBOURNE, March 8.-The barque Rio Grand ew arrived here last evening, with Captain Penny, and five w of the crew of the wrecked Peruvian ship Grimesnecal &I which was totally lost with nearly 640 Chinese emigrants, 1 who were passengers on board for Callao, on the 3rd of Vk last July, on a shoal lying in the mid-channel between el New Caledonia and Bampton Shoal, lat. 10 50 S, ...

... Strangers are now pouring into Paris in great numbers, and trade is very brisk. Some time ago, a little lugger of only fourteen tons burden left Pensanee for Australia. It had the good luck to arrive at Melbourne on the 14th March. A report that the storeship Anne ?? had been lost in the Black Sea appears to be untrue. The Bradford borough magistrates have memorialised the Secretary of State ...

... I THURS'DAY EVENING'S TELEGBAPH. Consols closed 91i -II. REMARKS ON FoNDS.-CO1sols opened. ?? and th, Aclosed an h lower, notwithstanding the reduction of' dis- frc count by tire Bank of England, which seemed to be pr, .anticipated.-Railways rather ?? land, banks, and mines no change. Foreign stocks steady. Mexican, )22-j; Russian, 99-101.; ditto, 89-91; Turkish', JA) 82-i. ?? O20n4'Change, ...

... SECOND EDITION I a PACKET-OFICIOE, Friday, 2.0 p.m. a v (Telegraphic Despatch.) b I o ?? THE SEA OF AZOFF. ONE HUNDBED RUSSIAN SHIPSDESTROYED.a Lord Panmuro presents his compliments to the secre-i tary of the Electric Telegraph Company, and has great a pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which C has this day reached him from Lord Raglan:- 51 WAR DEPARTMENT, 31st May, 1855, 9 ...

... DIST1RICT INTELLIG B-N-, M ALDBRO'. SUNDAY SoAOoL ANNIVERsARY.-On Whit-Sunday al a public examination of the children was held in the iz Wesleyan chapel in-the afternoon, and in the evening a ti very impressive and appropriate sermon was preached E by Mr. J. Stoir, from Sinnington, expressly for the p occasion. On Monday a second examination of the I children, in addition to a public meeting ...

... GENEIAL INTELLIGENCE. Mr ly, The king of Sardinia is about to visit London. on The 9King of PArtugal 'ill 'visit Turin shortly. It is nyrumoured that he is to, be' 'btrothed to the King of fel Sardinia's daughter, the Prinodss Clotilde, who is nbw in FLY her thirteenth: year. 'The Baron ?? whose Case has been so frequently 1-, before parliarnenff ja'd% public, died a few days ago ce at his ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 15. !?eligious Worship.-The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved the recommitment of the Religious Worship ?? The Earl of DERBY met the motion by moving for a select committee to enquire into the state of the law with regard to the liberty of religious worship. Lord Shaftesbury's bill, he said. had passed the other house without a single discussion, every stage being taken ...

... The thirtieth annual meeting of this valuable institu- tion was held in the saloon of the society's extensive premises, George-street, on Wednesday evening, Jane 20th, Bethel Jacobs, Esq., in the chair. There was a fair attendance of members of all classes, proprietary, honorary, aIprentiees, and a few ladies, although the business to he transacted was chiefly that of the proprie- tors. We ...

... THE STIPENDIARY AND THE UNPAID MAGISTRATES. TnH inhabitants of HIull will be glad to learn that a decisive opinion has been given by the law officers of the crown upon the question so very indiscreetly raised by the Stipendiary Magistrate as to the rights and privileges of his brother magistrates of the borough. Because an act of parliament enables a stipendiary magistrate alone to decide ...