... IVAYCCIESV PPOLNTMTS, AD 'PRO' .:AON IN TBE CViL SERIO ?? 'The Home Deartment-The Office of ChMOli to Ithe County Gaolof Surrey, Horsemonger15flB,'hu.bemo5 v auant by the death of the Rev. W. S. Rowe. Paymaster. General's Offrce-A vscmny has been crtatedin a Office of Principal Olerk at Chethem Dockyard, b the, death of Mr. William Ruddiak. Univesity h of, br rhcay -Dp . Richardson, of ...

... £C CLESIASTWOAL ~NTELLIaEJOE.. :.,OnSizkTON' OF ST. JOSIN'S Clinare, M11lS 'PLA- TOG.-The new cburch of St. John', ?? 'PljbtinX j sri couseerated on Wednesdnay' iafternoonr, 'by the ;ik~ilt Rev. tbe '-Iord Bishop of !!Mlineheitdr; The ohuich -has been built. and 'furrished! at-the sole. ex- peusa of $ir Benjamin Heywood, Bart,, at an esti- osated, ,cQlt of £X,5p0, sir. Benjamin having ...

... IRBLAND. 74 - HOW ?? ill Cfflefz 6ie 1 C DeD lete fr. DrnghWed, daead the 22 hndinstant, witerds assoatrsgo l tativ of the mode in which the recslt oection foe the county of Meath was conducted :-Three aen, M'Qahau, Devin. and Fynolda, were xcused of having waylaid and beaten a andh named Bouend, serut to Mr. Cullen, of Tarfi, cotnty of Month (brother to the ArchbishoP of Dublin). It was ...

... : OMAR PAitW AUNT. : Thefollowing correspondence is from OmarPeshas jarmyI at Sudgigi:- 'Nov. 15the.-The whole-camp was stru'ck this morning 'at daylight, -and we marched through -an undulatiogr vel- t~ioded'.~oburby to'.Chaita, 'wheroe' we found the still emofiedering embers of ?? bairacke and atora- houses., Thel grewing confidence of the population -was testified by ?? ihat' the ...

... * X fiR44*N r . ~~~Xfiz ~ ~ ~ ,. ,~ ?? ?? ?? h. L. Ptjowio ate ~ o~zM Goq or~b1~,maw Mama ?? 5)lhn 1 *v 777*' OLWI'CK1~ I)2V.'28. 4. 41veIvovnsquesole-Otrunawbr of th. ?? 'a epo a Wa~e~in tpar. '~fw filingulily -imi ftbiu-abta Oul um . ?? I, thefop k a O1i'ngst'tnAZd, balcmg- ?? sttngmaistaefor breaking the ihaw~j O~k-i*1'4e94oyksd. ?? Dome tobac ?? prohibited fron ?? the y~d~f~~wtt~ffaug.h. ...

... THAJYIEB ; ESPLANADE 1AN X , AI THAMxES ESPLANADE AND~ RAILWAY; I .- ?? .. .. . i . .1 .. . . . A company has just been registered undet the title of the Ris er Tbames Esplanade, Railway, and Sewage Company. The pro- moter, Mr. Wieland, of. Giasgow, preposeo to construct river walls on both banks of the Thames, extending from London to West- idinsttt-bridge, with the. view of iniproving the ...

... WISEANA ON ME ONOCORDATq On Sunday S~en~ 'Rr$sl WiiX ithei arogu Lo a do@ hi F ° ieetures on tbe Autian en eeda. ~Aftes rvtl~ng at some lengt the argaituei of his mieo d ss hbe eaid that he had attempt~d to sha tha te ?? ?? lie bee pl05 by * series of acts n thi part of the S verna eft, ii a position ineompa l with her clims, UCca7sim narcha having deprived her of almost eveth that was ...

... i .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1. -1. COMMITE3$.: .f 1Yr. GQ. W. IIf. ROxrowS, Oh(rznan.' ~- Mr. W. P. Roberts. I Kr. John Shaw. Kr. .lohl ine K Mr. Roger O'Connor. M.T Wheele. I M.William Davis. Etr. John DiTL, Trasur. 3r. John Arinott Secretary.. The committee beg to call the attention of the various local committees and those who have collsetiog bookd 'and also the numerous ftiends of Mr. O'Codnor, to the ...

... PUBLIC WORKS WN INDIA. To THE EDITOR OF TUB MORNING CHRONCl(IE. SIR-I have endeavoured to show how important to the welfare of India is the progress of public 'works, and will now lay bifore you the ?? in whicb they are conducted. A short time since the merchants of England, awakened to inquiry by the lapse of the charter, were astonished to find that, with a few exceptions, the roads of ...

... THE CURRENCY AND THE LATE | -SIR ROBERT PEEL' I In accordance with the request of Sir Robert Peel, that the writer of The Extracts from Private Memoranda should account for the returns from the B nk of the coin l and bullion in its coffers, and the returns of the Board of Trade as to the extent of our imports and the declared value of our exports, and account in some way or other for ...

... A Colonel TaL. P. Shaffner, citizen of the Usited States, is among the most precious of rcent arrivals, direct from Russia, at New Yerk. e Ccolonel has been a welcome guest, though a 1ovigg one, for the last six months iin the land Of the Czar-and is, in fact, according to the jyetv York Herard, the only trustworthy in. forrast of the condition of Russia, and the feel. iog of the Russians in ...

... . I . . . - K . . . . . A. ?? : (FROM M&CAULATIll H15iTOR.) -Iti is not eaey for a modern Englishman, who cat pass - in a dan trom. his club in St. Jamrts-treet to I, is ihoofing box among the Grarapiens) and who finds in his :sooting b':x all the comforts and lusxuies of his club, to believe that, in the times of hi, great grandfathers5 !8t. Jatnes'e elteet hedab little conhozionh *ith-theo ...