... |DITSTRICT ?? CO PTINGHAM. A meeting of thea inh abitants of th'is village was held y on the evening of Friday last, in the Nattinissi School-' room, under the Presidency of the e n Citeraoy the vicar, when it was determined to Res.tl ae O srciet toe becalled The Cottinghiam, Literary and Reading Association, for the purpose of affording to the work- d ing classes, once a fortnight during ...

... pti YORK CASTLE-MONDAY, DEc. 10. I Mr. justice Willes proceeded to the castle at twelve Jo), o'clock, for the purpose of charging the grand jury for ha, the county, which was cotuposed of John George Senyth, alss ,of Heath, Esq., M.P., Foremsan; Sir William Payne nol Gaiwey, of Brafferton-hall, Barb., M.P. ; *William bri Aldarn, of Frickley-hall, Esq.; Edward Blackett Beau- w~ mont, of ...

... |ERIPTORIOuS SERVICES OF THE 1{OYAL ENGINEERS IN THE CRIMEA. l are Lets uld 3g; eat ced rge ter .ull Ira led wnd Dry ith jor ant illy ley Ext uts. ins ets or- ;he of ,lt of ps by, in- For 70, scl it, rts nd ig. as )11- 'ill Ild ies god or ey on she os. nd vas rse ies it~ r Lcc ?? 01: el YE [n In .n M I, k at )r WAR. DEPARTUFINT, Dec. 20.-Lord Paunmure has received from the Field-Marshal ...

... I On Wednesday, at the adjourned quarterly meeting of the Town Council, the following members were pre- sent, viz,, H. E. SIvester, Esq. (Mayor), Aldermene Brereton, Crosskill, Robinson, and Stephenson; Coun- cillors Arden, Baker, Boyes, Brigham, J. Crosakil, Champney, Hind, Greenough, Nutchey, Page, Stam- ford, Whiting, Dr. Williams, Wilson, and Wreghitt. Twelve of Boyes's party, and eight ...

... (Prom the Times' special correspondent.) FOURTHa DIVISION CAMP, BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Friday, Dec. 7.-The weather has been exceedingly unpleasant since I last wrote; heavy rains have fallen, aud the roads are severely tried, but on the whole they stand the heavy test uncommonly well, and the unsettled parts are undergoing repair. The cold of winter has not yet set in, and it promises to be a late ...

... ~ . THURSDAY EVELhING'S TELEGRAPHIC 1 EXPRESS. f Consols closed at 904 money,-90, 5 account. - FUsDS.-English funds have been less steady to-day than yesterday, and have receded a per cent. Railways opened firmly, and for a short time the goods traffic hl returns supported prices, but they gave way slightly on the fall in funds. In land, bank, and foreign stocks no le material change. Turkish ...

... Qumbe bll Sagest ANlD EAST RIDING TILES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FBR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] AT length the vague rumours of pacific negociations, which have worried and perplexed us for a month past, have assumed a definite shape. We have now semi-official authority for the statement that certain terms of peace have been agreed upon by England and France, and that those terms, ...

... Dr. Wisenan delivered, on Sunday last, from the pulpit of the Roman Catholic chapel of St. Mary, Moor- fields, an address in vindication of the Austrian con- cordat. The chapel was crowded. The learned prelate commenced his address by saying, it appeared to him a duty both of charity and justice to offer at any time a candid and simple explanation upon any subject con- nected with religion ...

... YORKSHIRE WINTER GAOL I I DELIVERY. FRIDAY, DEC. 14.-Before Mr. Justice WILLES. CUTTING AND WOUNDING AT YORK.-GeOe F0Z- ton. 25, was convicted of having, in Walmgate, York, cut and wounded Cranfield Baguley, police-oicer with intent to do him some grevious bodily harm, on the 29th of August The jury found him guilty, and he was sentenced to fourteen years' transportation. Thomas Afarsloell (on ...

... TUIRKEY IN ASIA. ,en CO1TOTNPE ?? tacnk of t27th November, state Ears was to capitulate on the very .5t Xnut. A great numher of mea had died of hunger. Ions Tu Journaal de Constantinopie says that after the pas. rin sage of' the Ingour, Omar Pacha moved rapidly forward, not crossed the Rion, and on the banks of the Chopi attacked was a, fortified village of that namne, having a very consider- ...

... HULLLOCALBOARDOF HEALTH. \ The MAYOR Ath~n Bannmister, Faq.) presided at the adjourned metin, kser,. letswr --I MaR. NrWMAR~~ teived from Messs .rootwendatargiLav 'that MN~Tho zsarch had made an assignment 'for the beneft' of his creditors, and asking this board to the ?? tine deed, for its claim for £200; and the second La-v letter starting that the muortgisgees now in possession of toI .his ...

... DISTRiCT INTELLIGENCE. ' BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY MINSTER SERVICES, 2nd Sunday in Adveut.-.- -orning: Venite and Psalms, Walmsley in. ; Te Deum and Jubilate (services), Clarke Whitfield in F.; Kyrie, Lambert in E. flat. Afternioon: Psalhs, Lord Mornington in B., and Hlempel in E. flat; Magnificat and Nuonc Dimittis, (services), Clarke Whitfield in F.; Anthem, air, The tramrpet ...