... |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 ...

... ly ~~DERBY TO B3IRMINGHAMI. a PrA~N. __1 _2 3 F 6 ~7 7y ?? 4th1 1 21,2,3 12 12 1 2 to DEPARTURE. ClogsCs. C h sc. Ciss. Ciss. C log. CiaCSS. e~m. ens, part. p~m. Exp. P.M. P.m.1 5.Derby .. . :7.9 010.20i 3.15 5. 0 6.45 10,50 12.33 ~.Wt~i0Oi~gt, B~rfl . 0 10,03) . . .105 . IS Burton (J. ?? Staf.) 8.22 10.52! 3.30 5.35 7.15 11.10 12.03 It Barton ansd Walton . 18.34 11. 4 5. .45 0c Oakley . ?? 8 ...

... Ilk 1V'ER ? FR1, 0 M n MRIA. ARRIVAL OF T1{ PACIFiU. (Firoit Oitt) Own CerrssiPoltfleit.) Lli-,tKpooli, SUNDAY. BYv thle arrival of the qi1llted States mail steam. Ship .Pacific, Cap tnifl \Xye e r ill receipt Of one0 Nvpelc's later, neS o llprin of thle United States, in alddition to jut cllii r~ove from California, Centtral Amieriefli Culba, andl Mexico. T[be Pacific left New York on1 ilii ...

... AN EXAMINER OF THE jIMERCURY. WE quote tie followiing from the last number of tle Netcry Exannter and Loutwh Advertise'r, one of the orrans of the Romish party in Ireiiad:- MOREa W1orm01 ; von 'rlls AT0RorSLY-G1GNErAT..- The Belfast Mercury of' Mondaly coetninls an article oni the Lrial and adqaittal of Father Petcheririe, for whiehi the( Government cannotavoid prosecuting that itpOri. It ...

... ECCLESI ASTICA L. THUE ESTABLISIIED ClURlCIl. Tnr Rev. Dr. Mortimer O'Sullivan, Rector of Tan- dragee, has been appointed Chaplaill to his Grace the Duke of Manchester. It is said that Dr. Tighe, the Dean of Ardeigll, and also of the Castle chapel, will suceevd to the Deanery of Down, value £Z,000 a-year. -illimericA C/n oniicle. The Church Building Society has rceive donila- tions of £310i ...

... THEP WAR THE BRITISH EXPEDITION. (Times Special Correspondent.) TRIE RUOSSIANS IN TIHE CRIME.t. CAMP BEFroRE SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 24.-There have been considerable movements and changes of position among the Russian troops at Mackenzie's Farmn and the Belbck for the last few days. My hut commands a view of a considerable portion of the plateau at the other side of the Tchernayc, and overlooks the ...

... d =ZTBrTOr IL Lrrau FROF AN OIpJCKE. camp, Crimea, Now. 23. t We have jut had a telegraphic messmag, at iset I 0 heard to on good authority, to sxspend all huttiog and rmea 0 making. What does this mean i-can it be peace T4ey can hardly intend to move Us, now that we have mde our- if selves sug for the. winter. Report says, too, that the r Ruuaisn are about to eviauete the Crimea. Are *e toi ...

... - SIlMZflo P..CLVB. 1 The ?? th e-d I day at the Freemasons' Taveri; ite a ttddenieehig the I at numeerous that has been ?? ome'ears. The i c hir-wtas-takeo by ?? the Duke of Ricutsoom, sup. ported by LordsBerners, Mr .Mliles,hi P.,nU Barker, s. , Jonas, R. W. Baker, Fisher Hobbs, J. Uudoon',Zsq., &ce I ?? 200 geitleanen sat down to n amexcellent and well appolnted dinner. A novelty In the ...

... ALBERMT SMITH'S ASCENT OF MONT The grim solitude which has so long pervaded the Egyptian Hall i once more dispelled, and the Sphinxes who east in melancholy grandeur presided over the discoveries of Bullock and Belonm, welcome a gay and gladsome throng to the charming interior of the building over which they keep such solemn watch and ward. In other words, Mr. Albert Smith has re-opened his ...

... THE OVERTURES FOR PEACE, (Frori the Itlhistr.ted London News.) The rumours of renewed negotiations for peace, on - which Nye commented in our last week's ?? have acquired addlitiontal strengoth and Cons istelcy eawitilin tlle last few (1ays. Thie lwintly weatietr thiait Y impedes both naval and military operations ix poI)pi_ tious for diplomacy. Whcn the sword is ille, tile tongue becomes ...

... Plaou- sanit- On Saturday last, as the steam-ship Glow-worm' 11hllai Captain Thomas Brown, of Ardrossan, was ou hler pas- ly of d all sage fiom Londonderry to Glasgow, wheti off Ballan- | Jnder trae Bay, she found the finc ship Advance of Glasgow, look- from Quebec, timber lallen, in a very dangerous posi- pro- tion, rolling heavily withi two anichors allead. Seeina ?? the positioit of the ...

... SMITHFIELD, Dec. 3.-Fine upland meadow and rye- gr ass hay, 120s, 125s inferior, 85s, 95s superior clover, 13 0s, 135s inferior, 95s, 100s; straw, 24s, 28s per load of 36 trusses. WHITECHAPEL, Dec. 3. At this market to.day there was above an average supply of hay and straw, with a fair demand at the following quotations :-Good hay from 110s 123s inferior ditto, 80s 100s clover (good) 130s 138s ...