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... OPENING OF THE BAPTIST CHAPEL, POLE.,STREET. The chapel in Pole-street, erected by and for the body of Christians, known as the Countess of Huntingdon's con- nection, having been purchased, as we recently announced, by the church and congregation under the care of the Rev. Alexander Birnie, who have worshiped for the last fifteen months in the lecture-room of the old Mechanics' Institution, ...
... I.- . - WI. VIU Val It may be remembered by some of oar readers that a obici. er. course of lectures on geology were delivered by the Rev. sntreas in H. Grilliths, last winter, in the Hope Hall. The weather and r hewas then so cold end wet ss to have suggested, we imagine, pier. cr- by contrast, the mere genial season which illumnined the the El in future,, and induced the enthusiastic part of ...
... REPLY OF THE FRENCH TO To RUSSIAN CABINET. Lnd The Aforriteur publishes the following reply ofurt the Walewsvki to the recent article in the JournaIl dej , pc tersbourg on the Vienna conferer.ces:- - The official journal of St. Petersburg has just pub. RY lished an article emanating from the Russian Govern ally ment, in reply to the circular addressed, u der date of W, the 23rd of May last, ...
... NA^TEtAL . HISTORY EXCURSION TO - - - : HILBRE ISLAND. It may be remembored by some of our readers that a obta cpqree of lectures on geology were delivered by the Rev. stren H. Griffitho, last winter, in the Hope Hall. The weather and was then so cold and wet as to have suggested, we imagine, pier. by contrast, the more genial season which illumined the the E future, and induced the ...
... ADAIZ;ISTRATIVE REFORM. The second omeicil pap er issued by the London b'ill. T~ Administrative 3 Leform Association, 'and entitled to, and The Devising Heads and Executive Hands of the WCn ,0 English Government, as described by Pr-ivy Coun1- adjourr cilr n ivil Servants themselves, is a very - seasonable compilation of recorded opinions and RE facts. These have been gathered from ...
... L IOAINTFMtlIGENOT nung bars, nIfUh- -~~I~houle antn ae fte th-e 1)0lift fashIon, (136foid co have bearl'introduced~intof Birkcnhead, Wheretlic My ?? w~~ nowhesean'daily pi~in'gfor nire. ''Fti i' Ayl~'qlmil otfirtimer,~ filkshly'lboiittd togetber,~ librarifidg Oe. snppesodm lnr een carried awiylro' ?? ?? IC4' Hajibiur 'worlcs,, urirflg the ?? lheav? galest was passed , gt he. by tbh' Media' ...
... LATEST NEWS,. her ~~rg hhr [ay THE BRITISH AND SUBMAR.INE TELHGRAPXJ] courage I she ADURAI T ) more be k of FRANCE. adventua B to - CONVOGATION OF TUE SENATE AND LEGIsLATIXE still we I ion. AssExunLy-PARIs, THURSDAY MORNING.-The senate ness, anl uld and legislative corps are convoked for the secondtof July call fortl is in the Ihxateur of this morning. There is nothing verythe empi ,da ...
... TBES13YTHRAN AND I PS XtIIISEES - OF ?? gf~til ant he~l~e ~ts ?? this1 lforliletlee of cim idb enl'ilj'% ,ate'tbot these tp.1 peqq wo~te ?? f~e 001emblfe O't'pldebl t *,inst'Usti lav , een: The u~ctilg Yedl y th-ropesson, tiesit boeghweenot 8sysibNm o heoy'wscipro yraild pamt.ong theirw aontces.~r ev beet p n0site o aiaeessee h vin~ ileua of gles lraitytr chrhswa Iriv recllectwion is was ...
... , The eomplicated nature of this inquiry, the variety of subjects the investigated, the number of witnesses examined, and the free sti *equent inconsistencty and contrariety of the evidence, render It coo no easy task to Presedit a clear, definite, and just exposition of 0101 teatessbtedto your committee. ΒΆ1 It The difficoity of this task has been enhanced by the impose1- hog tblilty of ...
... - W -- V V W W W A-. W V W ~ A- W ?? the the CORIT, &c. of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited the ule Queen on Friday, at Buckingham Palace. id, Prince Albert, attended by Captain the lion. D. de Ros, the went on Friday morning to the Society of Arts, in the the Adelphi. His Royal Highness left Buckingham Palace at three o'clock in the arterroon for Windsor, for the purpose of ...
... hutth we The motion for an address of the House of Commons sche stoto the Queen, praying her Majesty's authorisation of the the ionissue of cents and mils, has, as we ventured to predict it defil ffi would, fallen through. Nor does the obtainment of the proc ten assent of the House to the two preliminary resolutions LU me which were submitted present any ground of discou- pow the ragement to ...
... | INCONSTSTBNCY O - rEI CLAIMS OF HE| CHUPCIH TO THE RELIGIOUS INST.UTIOI B OF OURS NATIONAL SCHOOLt a OF i .,p d the Houseof Corn- ?? iform the House t Om-- norcp 'ttwil theb delay haebee aloethe no ow ?? ftetm thusnlost t patyiscassion d' is well ent i thantdd deliberatiPon. The three D bills which have been-submitted to the House ?? ?? John mussell', Sir John Pakingtot'5, and the or. wilner ...