... SUSSEX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1867. COlCHESTEIL. : fb. v V. A On Sunday last the Rev. C. A. Swainson, ir.A., Prin- tpal of the Chichester Theological College, read himsele in as Prebendary of Firle, in the Cathedral. The samnf rev. gentleman has just received the appointment of Hunlsean lecturerip the University of Cambridge for the year 1857. The Rev. G. Shiffner, Residentiary Canon, left ...

... From. Tusday's Iondda Gazette. ATTHB CQVR?. ATi Wf2DSOAIBSiiFi. 29, Preeet;-The-Queen's Moiit Exoillent MaJesty in Council. Her Majesty bhaing been pleased. to appoint the Right HoAi. CbarlbA C respigny, Lord Vivian, to be Lord;Lieu. Itnint and Ciistos Rotulorucm of the county.ofbgireBiaU je this day took the oaths appointed; tb be- taken Itlereupon, initea4 of. the oaths of allegiance and ...

... (Frominthe ATmes.) It is rather stranga that educations Should have been going on now with sorne activity ir thiis country for half a century, and that the scienee of stiftistics, which pro- fesses to give an exact aceount of resallts, should have. grown up simultaneously with it, and yetthat we should be almost as far as ever now fromn being able to say whether education does, or do-s not ...

... L1-engrossinm ?? has nauied the A a This all-engrossing topic has caused the greatest ei- ; oltement in the town daring the past week. Tho (to 'say the least of it) impradent disclosures of Mr. Lan- 3 kester, at the meeting on Wednesday, the 24th, oh the e. subject of a private conversation whioh hae. taken place r. between Lorl Palrierston and Mr. Laukester; has caused considerable ill ...

... l MEOIRS OP §IR ROBERT PEEL aY - x:GUIO Tke rin intereat inthem oiren of Sir Robert e'epeitical caver interspersedwithl some pereonal aes olioia..chsrabter, just A-ppblishsd, aprb.s from tba.pogiiiosi oftheaathor. We Co ?? jud i ?? i Iga a'e res the 8e'rcs odr ady stt ]m r IVUogb no~t ignqaatefat 'of the character of English' parties , 0 ';Pri~mesnt'ary. W6are, sa'd ,ho ls's' himsel breeea. e ...

... WINCHEST2 6AT1JRDAY, JANUARY 3, 18657. -- - - - - -d The Bishop of Saihabur~hl ?? ?? day last, at the Cathdrl y held the oriain ?? werefadmitted into holy orders:- DzBkcoN~SJ. F. Atontgomery, Licen~tiate in Thee.. logY of TVniveraity, Durham; LG. Shuln,. TheologicalAs 800]Ate of King's, London; J. DuncIM a dnto h Theologic~al College, Olhiohester;- B1 Forrdent. Jofhe, Cambridge; M. W. Blagg ...

... B' R IT,I' ?? ' . I . :. 'k r (Froms the £KcorzaeeiWt.)T Notwithstanding'many farmer sr-re food of breeding] samp ccroa-bred atosk, :ard somei agieulturalf writers have ad- barlw voicatcd systematiderossbt'eeding; the good seuse of the arrivel s.gett ral bodylof agriculloristi has ledtbomn to direct their toltra Ieffocets in the Aily, ~sfe elirectioiith6dirnpipoveniet of' Tb, theii.pure ...

... RESULTS OF A METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL FoR DE00I[Exn, 1866, G? T5 O~SOBYA2-PSO.JK AAD1)REY, GOSPORT. inches. a Barometer | LIM ?? 30.558 Dec. 16, wed.N.W. Exirimuin .,.nu . 28.8T5 Dee. 2d, wd.a.. Extreme range ?? 1.d78 N leau.baromegrijl pressure ?? 29.7M 4 ;-t9 oclock,a.nm. .. 29,799 Si-at 3 ditto, p.m. . 29.781 -7!. ?? at;9 dittiii P.m ?? 29.780 .: r SPaeic;dese4ribed .y the rising and ...

... FRA-NCE. V r AINUjrA. h (From the. Corresponiefntof Globe, Saturday, Dec. 27.) d ' ' PARiS,'Fsxiw Evxs~tfi. It The prospattn of a3satisfac'tory settlersent of the Neuf- chatel question havo'considerably incrcascd, in spite of 4 the warilke rumours wvhich reach i from Berlin aud h: from Berne. TheEnglish goveroment has protested in most 'uergehic terms to all the continental Courts against . ...

... .-or In the Fed, ral Message of the 26th December the irreg Council say3:- forth Before mentioning our reply to the French note of tarid the 2Uth of November we must make you acquainted with an extract from a despatch addressed on tbe 25th of November by Lord Clarendoa to the English Minis- ter at Berne, and which will prove to you more positively still that the English government thought ...

... .,v E - ~ The House of Rep ?? paseer 'a resolu-i a tion condemiatory-of a revival of the Oluve 'trde. the Niae more Vren'Och refugbftg ?? ij~d drrived' :Ccon Ewt Now, Y6'rk' ftd ?? i : tion It was 69pedted-that aa' sp Adxion to ;Veaeza-la W.vvh '.uisuei' tbe con^;.ad oft ehieral Pa'e2 wae fitti g' out at and l Xev York, ?? tfie ?? k inawtstA to revent t.oca In the S apreme Courts hw Yorl'two ...

... THE OVERLAND NMAIL. Uant By the arrival of th~e Ovrad M1ail weo haye re- wti2 caived correspondence and papeO?5- from Holdg.Koae to Un Nov. 16 ; Bombay, Dec, 3 ; and Calcutta, Nov. 22.. ?? tint THE BO11BARIJ2it$T ~3F 'CANTON, b HONG-(TKON%0 Nuv 15.. -of The Sitigapore leaves at two p-1m. io-day, with the- sais outward snail, sAeich~ isof more than usual potital im' deg potncexpitdevents have ...